[NormsRevenge]

Hezbollah supporters gathered near the government house where they have protested for the last forty-nine days to force the resignation of Western-backed Prime Minister Fuad Saniora, watch on a giant screen Nasrallah speaking during an interview on Hezbollah's Al-Manar television, in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday Jan. 19, 2007. Nasrallah said Friday the resignation of Israel's military chief in the fallout of the summer war with his guerrillas was an expected happy ending to the confrontation and expected the prime minister and defense minister to end up quitting. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Vile sweaty bastard

[ExGeeEye]

...giving Israel no reason to stop short of Lebanon's northern border next time...

[etradervic]

Iran is using Hezbollah to divert attention from its nuclear program.
Nevertheless, the Hezbo attempt to topple the Lebanese Gov should be treated as an Iranian act of war against Lebanon.

[Taichi]

Gripes me that they instantly claim victory -again- because Israel pulled back and because Halutz resigned and their poor stupid followers think they actually accomplished something monumental. Next time Israel is going to have to go through them like c**p through a goose.
Put that in context of a U.S. pullout of Iraq and you have no difference

[tobyhill]

The Lebanese Government proved they are stronger than most gave them credit for so I doubt the Lezbo Hezbos could do anything to take down this Government.

[gonzo]

"...pledging to mount an "effective" action in the coming days..."

Which day or days? When? Just tell us! Is it less than or more than 10 days?

I suppose it'll be next year, again............FRegards

[nopardons]

bttt

[Sword_Svalbardt]

Isreal should have cleaned their clock.

[CottShop]

I'll bet if they try to- there will be no condemnation from the U.N for war crimes, crimes against humanity etc, no demands for immediate cease-fires like they did to Israel.

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