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The real revolution in Lebanon


So much for the wests much vaunted, yet totally insignificant, cedar revolution. Sinouras puppet government is already crumbling and on its way out. Quarter of the countries population is camping out in Beirut, but obviousely Bush and his allies don't like democracy and peopl epower anymore. It was ok when a few people came out supporting their aims, but when the masses turn out to support something real its a coup.

Anyhow sinoura can beg Bush all he wants, its not likely to save him. Still you would think he would have learnt by now, some ally. Apparently standing by Lebanon means arming Israel and facilitating their attack on the Lebanese.
 

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Login to find out (December 5, 2006 at 7:51pm)
Hmm you guys really don't know much about politics, do you. The number out on the street is not the total number who oppose or support the action, if that was the case why would Bush be worried about the Iraq war backlash because only a few thousand people protested acros the whole country, less thatn 1%. When you have 25% of the popultion on the street thats saying something. LOL vigalante cat rhetoric and no facts as usual.

Anyhow you can waste your time debating it on her eif you want, the fact is you can't stop it.