Fadlallah: Who Mandated Weapon’s Smuggling into Syria?
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The "Loyalty to Resistance Bloc" MP Hassan Fadlallah said "Lebanon chose a bright image leading to the fall of failures' bets who have contributed to prolonging the July 2006 war."
Fadlallah reminded of the dining table with the former US Secretary (Condoleezza Rice) whose cheek is stained with blood, on the tenth of August during the war, to be completed by the tea party at Marjayoun barracks.
Addressing lawmakers in the legislative session, he added that "Lebanon at that time waited neither for a mandate to defend its land nor did it wait for such someone's mandate in 1982 to liberate its land."
"Does Lebanon need today a mandate to defend the oil wealth and its investment," MP asked noting that "all this needs to be accountable."
" Who mandated and gave the authority to supporters of the arms smuggling through the port, maritime, and ground boxes so that Lebanon would interfere in an internal Syrian affair?" he asked wondering whether "the claim of solidarity with the Syrian people means smuggling of weapons, and incitement to destroy a brotherly country."
Moreover, Fadlallah touched the subject of Special Tribunal of Lebanon and the four resistance men whom the STL named as "suspects" in the assassination of former PM Rafik Hariri.
"Some people did not wait for judgment, the probable became certain, and suspects turned into criminals, while this decision has been out since the first day without a trial i.e. since Detlev Mehlis report, Wikileaks, Truthleaks and false witnesses," he concluded.
Source: al-Intiqad
The "Loyalty to Resistance Bloc" MP Hassan Fadlallah said "Lebanon chose a bright image leading to the fall of failures' bets who have contributed to prolonging the July 2006 war."
Fadlallah reminded of the dining table with the former US Secretary (Condoleezza Rice) whose cheek is stained with blood, on the tenth of August during the war, to be completed by the tea party at Marjayoun barracks.
Addressing lawmakers in the legislative session, he added that "Lebanon at that time waited neither for a mandate to defend its land nor did it wait for such someone's mandate in 1982 to liberate its land."
"Does Lebanon need today a mandate to defend the oil wealth and its investment," MP asked noting that "all this needs to be accountable."
" Who mandated and gave the authority to supporters of the arms smuggling through the port, maritime, and ground boxes so that Lebanon would interfere in an internal Syrian affair?" he asked wondering whether "the claim of solidarity with the Syrian people means smuggling of weapons, and incitement to destroy a brotherly country."
Moreover, Fadlallah touched the subject of Special Tribunal of Lebanon and the four resistance men whom the STL named as "suspects" in the assassination of former PM Rafik Hariri.
"Some people did not wait for judgment, the probable became certain, and suspects turned into criminals, while this decision has been out since the first day without a trial i.e. since Detlev Mehlis report, Wikileaks, Truthleaks and false witnesses," he concluded.
Source: al-Intiqad
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