"حزب الله" لن يقبل بأقل من "اعتذار" من سليمان لإعادة التواصل معه

It is not the first time he insults the president. If the President does not follow their policies, then he is spared nothing.

How about "I am sorry I appeased you all these years!"

hizbushaitan are the ones who should apologize from all the Lebanese people for all the harm they are doing to this country.

They insult the people of Lebanon everyday already, and claim it's for their good, so I am not surprised

wait a couple of days and they will deny that they have said this. The damage is already done and they made a point.

the arrogance of this organization has no bounds and one day they will pay a price. I am surprised no sane Shiite are out there is realizing this and working to stop this madness. Don's slap the hand that feeds you is at work here.

Guys. let us avoid having any discussion with traitors like mowaten, ft, roar, and the like: it is useless. what do you say to a traitor and a hypocrite?
they were crying fowl against attacks on the army: where are they now that it is clear that hizbushaitan is attacking the army? they are trying to find excuses only for their masters :))))
enough is enough, this is not a resistance, this is an extremist terrorist Iranian militia, and we should eradicate this cancer from our country.

And the Oscar for biggest balls goes to - The Iranian Occupation Forces, for requiring an apology from Lebanese President Michel Suleiman after he put Lebanon and the Lebanese above Iranian interests.

Full-of-BS… the country is not in a standstill, it is being destroyed by the terrorist militia. Shove the Zionist and you're Iranian/Assad occupiers they are all the same.

And believe me so... every confrontation that occurs between the Zionist and Hizbshytan is nothing but a show!!!

(1). @City, me too I thank you, for never did I say I was anti Hezbollah, but I am anti what it is doing right now. You see brother, there is something I call qualitative criticism, even if at times bitter, should not reflect in you the things you wrote of me. City, you are prime witness to how many times I endured the bitterness, for the positions I took in defense of Hezbollah, you should know khaye, walaw? But now truth be told, I am Lebanese before everything, the state comes first and foremost, nothing comes before it. Can you remember when Bachir Gemayel orderd us in the LF to surrender our weapons and hand them over to the state in 1982?

(2). @City. My unit was among the first to receive the order, and we obeyed and started packing up in our depots, mine was in Karantina, remember khaye? You see, I still am LF, right to my bones, and my being so means that the state comes first, always, always, even if the state is far from perfect, it comes first. Today my priorities will shift, in favor of the state, but not necessarily against HA. Please habibi, even yesterday I was urging that Hezbollah retreat from Syria, return its arms in a gradual manner and continue purely as a part like the rest of us, did you read that post yesterday? Did you read that other post of two days ago where I clearly said that I am criticizing HA but will remain united with my Shiite sibling just as I am with the rest of my Lebanese siblings? Is this hatred ya akhi, kirmel Allah, be honest with me. I further know that only the state can secure my future and that of my children in this Lebanon of ours, and certainly not a militia, any militia.

(3), @City. You see, I was a militiaman too, does the Saddem mean anything to you? But as the student of Bachir Gemayel, I also know and fully accept Bachir's teachings where he said, no militia can take the place of the state, and this no matter how strong the militia may be or how weak the state may be.

(4). So, this is a principle to which I fully adhere to, till now, till I die. Today I am respectfully saying to Sayed Hassan and all the Hezbollah top cadres and to you too my brother, that same noble message of Bachir, Hezbollah cannot replace the state, not now, not ever. Walid Jumblatt said it also some years ago, that when a militia/party tries to control Lebanon, the rest of the parties, even those allied to it, will unite and rally against it. Are these principles wrong my brother? Please,... my friends usually call me the Christian Shiite, they are right, some of the people I love most in my life are Shiite and they know where I stand with my views, frank as I am, I remain accepted. Try dear brother not to feel this way about me, try to read my posts over how much I stood for you guys, but today yes, there is a red line, and it must not be crossed, the President, the state, the LAF, they are my life, my future and that of my kids too. Love you brother.

Thanks phoenix, I will be very short because I know you want to get on with your weekend. Yes, I did read your messages last few days and love for you shia brothers which is most commendable. Being a shia, I too have love for the Christians, sunnis and druze and for Lebanon as a whole. Ironically, it is this love why I support HA. It would be hypocritical of me to support HA but not the state. The things you say HA is currently doing wrong, my views are different. I do see a foreign conspiracy against Lebanon, and the plural society and freedoms we enjoy here. Once the state is ready to handle this with out HA then I am all for HA handing over its weapons. sorry no time to comment on the rest of your points. good weekend.

Bani Maarouf, never write when angry, take a deep breath, pray, prayer helps a lot, meditate if you can, but know that hatred is never a good thing. You see Bani, you cannot sit here and imagine things of other people, then calling people by names is not a nice thing for you to do. Pray young man or young girl, prayer helps, leave your cares in the hands of the Almighty, somehow He helps with replacing hatred with calmness, and in calmness comes focus. Next time you write, try Yanni, he does have a way of turning the brain to mellowness. I am serene with you Bani, till you grow up a little, then I can debate you as a grown up adult. Remember, charity begins at home, so does respect.

Full-Disclosure, you're right about secularism, I share in it too. Then Cityboy is one of the persons whom I read intently, he among others remains an education and worthy of my time. Right now I am preparing two candles to light for Bani Maarouf, because I know that this young man or young girl has potential, if only he/she emulated people who can remain calm, composed and respectful.