FPM Official: Aoun Mulling National Dialogue Boycott
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Change and Reform bloc leader MP Michel Aoun is mulling to boycott the second national dialogue session that is scheduled to be held on Wednesday, An Nahar newspaper reported.
Aoun is studying his options, a Free Patriotic Movement official, who was not identified, told the daily.
The official hinted that Aoun might not attend the all-party talks “if settlements are reached without resorting to the people, who are the source of all powers.”
“Our objective is to find a radical solution, hear the people's demands and respect the National Pact and the Constitution,” he said.
The official warned that the FPM would not accept to participate in the dialogue if “the politics of settlements overcome all other projects.”
“We had approved to participate in the dialogue to rectify flaws and not to become false witnesses,” he said.
Aoun is expected to take a final decision on his participation in the talks during Tuesday's Change and Reform bloc meeting.
Speaker Nabih Berri chaired the first session of the national dialogue last Wednesday.
The presidential deadlock tops the agenda of the talks.
15 September 2015, 08:03
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Well, you are the one supporting Nusra that slaughters Christians, so what does that make you? Wahabijack
15 September 2015, 11:12
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until when will you keep denying it is a martyred iranian jihadi terrorist family in your avatar?
15 September 2015, 11:59
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hello Mystic
I think you know me. I am a friend of flamethrower and I vote on his behalf whenever he asks me to. He asked me to ask you if you knew why he was banned and treated like a diseased leper?
15 September 2015, 18:19
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Mystic, I would have thought that somehow a miracle would happen and help you out of your propagandist predicament, alas, you're just getting worse and worse. Your accusations are baseless and senseless and because of that you and the party you support will simply lose more popular goodwill. These days I only respond to you, just to remind you of it.
15 September 2015, 08:37
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Aoun is demanding that elections be held and the decision be returned to the people. This is definitely the right thing to do.
15 September 2015, 11:22
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yes aoun is demanding like he always does. I beg to differ though on a couple of issues you raised in your esteem comment. I believe aoun will not be calling for electing the president by the people if this illegal parliament elects aoun as president. FYI
15 September 2015, 18:22
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Rami, the Claoun is not so gullible after all, he knows that even if he calls for the election of the president by the street, he'd still lose it and get humiliated like never before. Aoun is a dirty crook and worst of all, he has no dignity, no credibility and no integrity of any kind whatsoever.
15 September 2015, 10:04
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"Election from the people, ect.." excellent idea but u need parliament to rectify and amend the Lebanese constitution/law (chapter 49)... but the parliament is said to be unconstitutional by many? so...
15 September 2015, 10:05
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On all cases Mr Berri is doing the right thing trying to bring everybody together to bridge gap and find solution. Now true Leb politicians need a kindergarten.
15 September 2015, 11:11
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To Whom It May Concern
I, the_roar, a well respected, heavily voted, liked, and admired shia poster (3rd generation Australian) on naharnet hereby declare that until further notice I suspend my membership in this forum similar to what MP Emile Rahmeh ( who got the highest votes in the last elections ) did when he suspended his membership in the Lebanese Parliament in SOLIDARITY with the unlawful, unjustified, and oppressive decision by the administration of this forum to ban my fellow shia poster Flamethrower.
Let it be know to all that such practices by management contradict with the basic fundamentals of the Iranian constitution and free speech in North Korea.
I remain,
Signed
the_roar
15 September 2015, 11:19
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hello lebjack
I believe we have never met, but I am a friend of flamethrower. He always speaks highly of you and values your opinion like no other. He asked me to ask you if you knew why he was banned and treated like a diseased leper?
15 September 2015, 13:38
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General Aoun right to contemplate boycott, afterlall it's so unfair that they don't let him appoint all his relatives by blood or marriage to high taxpayer bankrolled government jobs.
15 September 2015, 16:09
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Lebanon first! Sect second! Not the contrary!This is the problem of this country!
15 September 2015, 19:47
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He's just waiting for that important telephone call from Dahieh.. errr.. under Dahieh.
16 September 2015, 00:01
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Science fiction.
I just imagine Aoun losing after assumed popular election.
"I object these elections were fraudulent because they didn't include Syrians"
Or
"These elections are not correct because they didn't consider twice HA supporters"
Or
Maybe some other excuses invented by Bas-Seal in case Aoun passed away under the shoc
