Raad: Some Lebanese Sides Changed Agenda to Satisfy US Demands
Head of the "Loyalty to the Resistance" Bloc MP Mohammad Raad lambasted Sunday the Lebanese sectarian state as "the source of depravity and tampering with people's honor and dignity."
During a graduation ceremony in the southern village of Bleeda, the MP criticized the state's inability in "the security, judicial, economic and cultural fields."
"This sectarian state failed to live up to people's expectations," he added and noted that "the state narrow-mindedly that pursues interests of alley dwellers of various sectarian-racist types solely bent on autocratic power-wielding and this is not people seek."
He further stressed that "since we conquered the "Israeli" enemy and granted the victory for all the people and the political forces in our country, we extended our hands to all of them calling them to unite on building our country."
In parallel, Raad stated that "the influential Arab regimes finance strife being sowed in Lebanon, Yemen and Syria for the US and Europe."
He added that the West "seeks to affiliate Lebanon with the organization of Arab regimes that want to pave the way for reconciliation with the "Israeli" enemy based on conditions set by the Zionist entity."
The MP also accused some "Lebanese sides of changing their agenda to satisfy the US and Europe and building animosity with Iran."
"They neither feel nor react when "Israeli" flights breach our sovereignty since they don't consider this as a violation to their dignity as this is normal to them," he said.
Raad explained that "when the state arrests Syrians and target smugglers, this Lebanese side raise its voice demanding that the State files a complaint against the neighbor."
He cited an example of Iran's offer to help Lebanon with its electricity crisis, saying the "state did not even dare to consider the offer since that would anger the US."
Source: Hizbullah Media Relation, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org
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