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CIVIL WAR 2: The coup that did and will not work

The thugs of HA are still capturing the heart and the west side of Beirut. News reports are talking about impossibility to lift the siege of Beirut before reaching a "Package deal" that includes but is not restricted to:

1. An affirmation of the divinity (divinity, yes just like the Bible, Qoran, etc,...) of HA missiles, telecom, multimedia, etc...
2. An new gvt in which they get to have their favorate and strategic ministries.
3. An electoral law that guarantees that the useless growing number of their partisans secures a bigger percentage of MPs.

Meanwhile people (and mainly the citizens of west Beirut) have grown to hate them. I have never knew that hate might grow so fast in people's heart; but obviously I was wrong. The dark lord is capable of anything. He and his orcs did not leave a space for reconciliation with at least two thirds of the Lebanese population.

What the fuck was he thinking? A coup d'etat in Beirut? Didn't he realize by now that Lebanon is not Palestine, and that Beirut is not Gaza?? How dumb can a person get? The Lebanese people are the worst, they cannot (or barely can) be governed by law and order, and certainly not by force! nor a military coup d'etat!

Did you really think that those zombies can turn the situation upside down?

Did you think that Fouad Seniora and his ministers are standing alone in the dark? Wlek ya habibi, ya 3youneh, Worst case scenario i.e bi anyak el a7wel they represent 50% of the people! and you can not win your fight that easy over an entire half. This is the law of physics or the physics of wars, or call it what ever you want.

There is no need to dwell on this, I have to recap and say that this act of idiocy has only multiplied the hate-club of HA, Amal, and what is left of the FPM. Yesterday Michel Aoun held a press conference and wished the Lebanese happy coming days! Is he for real??

Anyway I will leave you with the very touching words of Sahar Al Khatib, just to get a feel of what I was trying to describe.

CIVIL WAR 1

The thugs of HA have taken control of West Beirut, and shut down 2 TV stations, a news paper, and a radio station (all belonging to Hariri) but what do we know that's the freedom of speech in Mordore. Will these orcs continue their way towards Ashrafieh? I hope not! why not? well first because I want all this shit to be over. Second because Ashrafieh is not Hamra, nor West Beirut! and I think that the LF militias have well earned their reputations!

The Army is still totally useless. No matter what happens I think the things will never ever be again the same between Sunnis and Shiaas! That is never a good indicator, since Hizb Tizeh does not represent all the Shiaa, and even if he did, Shiaa represent only 20% of the Muslims in the entire world; i.e: they will be drowning in Sunni sperms soon!

Anyway a reminder for the future: I think that the majority of Lebanese will be dancing and partying once Hassan Nassrallah is killed or assassinated.

CIVIL WAR

There is nothing much to say except that civil war has started. This time it's for real, the orcs/zombies of HA has started invading the streets of Beirut, which has ignited a huge sunny response (I am not saying that is justified) but as response to HA closing the different entries of West Beirut (pardon the term) the sunnys who have studied well the demographic distribution of HA partisans have cut all the road to and from the Bekaa hence making it impossible for them to commute to the South, Beirut or Mount Lebanon... Oh they also cut the road of masna3 leading to syria. Kello anyak min ba3do!! w kello jehiz lal 7arb!! I wonder where the fuck is the Lebanese army!

I hope that the rest of the idiots in the country stay calm!

I just received an sms from my boss, saying that tomorrow we should operate from home!

Enjoy!

Updates

It has been a while since I last wrote... I am ashamed of myself. I really am. Last day I was listening to "L'atelier des medias" on RFI, they were talking about "Le Web Participatif" and the importance of bloggers in enriching the web; so i decided to re-take blogging seriously (at least try to do it). OK enough with the pre-contemplation stage... Let us move to the updates.

I HATE THE LEBANESE PEOPLE; or at least most of it. We are among the most chaotic and the most unethical people walking this planet. We don't respect our land, our neighbourhood, our community, this is why we don't deserve to be respected. Damn it we don't even respect ourselves. Seriously I have been studying the behavior of the Lebanese people for the past 6 years, and my opinion is that we deserve all what it's happening to us... We even deserve much worse than that. SERIOUSLY. I am ashamed of calling myself Lebanese. Politics aside (honik 7adiss bila 7araj)! Every time i become desperate of the situation, I think that the Lebanese people deserves much worse than this, and everything starts to make sense to me.

On another note, I have been training a lot, on daily basis. I am preparing myself for the upcoming Half-Marathon. Today I ran 17 km, besides the daily 10 km. Bike updates to come later on.

Ladies and Gentlemen please welcome my new bike

People it has finally come to this. All this training, all this hard work, all this sacrifice, countless hours spent running and cycling (indoor), more than 22 pounds lost and the road towards endurance is still at its very beginning - endurance was not built in one day!!

When I first started exercising 4 months ago, I had one thing in mind! Become fit in order to cycle... and by cycling I don't mean 1 or 2 hours of cycling every now and then; by cycling I certainly do not mean mountain bikes... By cycling I mean serious cycling. daily mountain climbs, daily rides (50 km+) and on Sundays we go for 5 or 6 straight hours! Covering great distances at a fast pace... We Like to call it Tour Du Liban!

So what do you think about my Cannondale Six13 3 (compact)??

Reality

Every time I come back home after several days of absence, I realize how blessed I am to have what I have. In a time where misery is everything that Lebanese are thinking about, I take a look around me and see that I can't but be happy and grateful for the following reasons:

1) I have the strongest bond with my father, who is also my closest friend.
2) My family values and respect the Eco-system and all living creatures... we try to live in harmony with nature
3) Our house is located on a hill, no people around us, no sounds of car horns, and most importantly no pollution
4) Dad, Mom, Sister and I, are very conscious of the importance of prevention regarding our health... we learned the hard way but at least we're there.
5) The 4 of us are working.
6) We have a small farm (20 Chickens, Pigeons, Ducks with a small pool, a golden retriever, and one Persian chinchilla).
7) Besides our nuclear family, we're on a very good terms with the first degree family extension (cousins, aunts, uncles, etc,...)
8) I can't think of anything that I wanted and didn't get or achieve (however everything I own - besides the roof on top of my head- I earned it myself)

Don't get me wrong, but I just needed to count my blessings to realize that I shouldn't take anything for granted and to realize how blessed we are as compared to many other families who are living in deprivation and misery.