Areslan says "situation and spies" no longer tolerable

Source: NowLebanon, 09-05-2008
Former Minister Talal Areslan accused the ruling team of having committed "four sins."
Arslan elaborated that these were the starvation of the people, the transgression and overturn of the constitution with foreign support, and the threatening of civil peace by inciting sectarian tensions, and the declaration of war on the resistance.
"They had to be stopped," he added.
Areslan held a press conference on Friday in which he stated that the Druze could not be uprooted from their "historic position" and would stand by the resistance.
Hizbullah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah's speech was the speech of all "honorable Lebanese."
"I used to blame Sayyed Nasrallah for his patience, for we can no longer tolerate the situation and the spies," Areslan said.