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Open Letter to Walid Jumblat


By Johnny Merheb

?Let it be known that only God can judge us?

Mr Jumblat, I always try to understand your so-called policies but I can?t. I don?t think you?ll ever have a ?Political Programme? because you?re like the weather in Australia, four seasons in one day.

I always try to be rational and try to give you excuses for your horrific actions, but this time I couldn?t step aside and watch you alienate a big portion of the Lebanese population: The Resistance.
When are you going to learn not to tamper with the Lebanese landscape and work on strengthening national unity?

All your life is based on using others to achieve your personal goals.
That?s what happened in the civil war and now you?re using the Tribunal as your own. I thought for a second that the UN has replaced ?Mr Brammetz? and appointed you at the helm of the investigation providing you have loads of sensitive information.

Mr Jumblat, ?The World? attacked Lebanon in July and I say the World because I cannot count the countries involved in the horrendous attacks. Everyone was in on it, even you and your partners. You all thought that this will be a small matter and Hizbollah will be defeated?.. Well you though wrong Mr, and we?re in our tents in the middle of Beirut to make sure this won?t happen again.
You shared Israel?s view that this would be an easy ride, but you didn?t realise that the we were united and every one of us played a role in defeating the invaders and we did our best to help our brothers in the south and other predominately Shiite suburbs to overcome this hurdle, and we learnt to understand their culture and respect the Resistance.

Mr Jumblat, when are you going to learn that we should be ?all for one and one for all?? Don?t be a hypocrite and listen to those people in the middle of the Capital, they don?t want much, they just want to make sure that they can close their eyes at night without fear of their leaders selling them to the highest bidder.

Be assure that no one wants Hizbollah?s weapons to stay forever, but to whom they?ll surrender the arsenal? To a bunch of former Warlords!! And believe me I don?t need a tribunal from the UN to discuss the Civil war, but unlike you I try not to upset the Druze minority in Lebanon whom I deeply respect.

As General Aoun says: Hizbollah?s situation (and we shall not say it?s a matter) is internal, politicians should learn not to use international help against other Lebanese; our matters should be solved internally and united we shall be against anyone that tries to jeopardise Lebanese sovereignty.

When we learn to do that we?ll have political stability and our country will prosper. Wake up Mr Jumblat our country is in big debt, you don?t realise that the US and allies want us to scream for help so they can impose the naturalisation of the Palestinians,(or maybe you?re in on it with your allies).
 

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Login to find out (January 2, 2007 at 11:17pm)
Walid Jumblatt should provide evidence for his accusation to Hezbollah of being involved in political assassinations in Lebanon. We wondere whether Jumblatt's opinion was an old one or it just came up. This position drives everyone into understanding why the International tribunal into the Hariri murder was made open for discussion in the cabinet, adding that this also explains why every time this tribunal is discussed at the Security Council, an assassination takes place in Lebanon. Remember what had happened on the 12th of December 2005 when prominent journalist and MP Jibran Tueini was assassinated and the recent assassination of Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel more than a month ago. It seems that Jumblatt does not need an International tribunal since he pre-judged the assassinations and issued a verdict of execution against Syrian President Bashar Assad last week. Hezbollah's history is well known for being a history of resistance away from any form of militias, whereas the history of Jumblatt is a history of civil war, destroying Mount Lebanon and displacing Christians and a history of militias of death and corruption in Lebanon.