Lebanon

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I have my doubts, personally. Perhaps that's my own bias?However, if he does... expect expanded war. On a larger scale. Which would be in line with my overall suspicions about Mr Trump and his presidency.

• January 18/2017: Trump's Presidency: A Dangerous Deception

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    Tehran: In many respects the people of Lebanon are gifted if not blessed. Most of whom this observer has been honored to meet are strikingly intelligent, creative, often charming, sometimes cunning and devious, hardworking, ingenious, adaptive, and good natured—much like most people in this region including dear friends in Syria. And all want a real country, and many[Read More...]

Press TV – December 2, 2017 Saudi Arabia’s pressures on the Lebanese government to disarm the Hezbollah resistance movement are part of a scenario to wage war against the country, a former US government adviser says. In a Friday interview with Press TV, Paul Larudee expressed concern over the implication of the latest remarks by […]

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“When you make peaceful revolution impossible, you make bloody revolution inevitable.” ~ John F. Kennedy
The geo-political theater around the three-ring circus started by the Saudis yanking Prime Minister Saad Hariri out of Lebanon to get a Royal spanking and then put on his pitiful resignation show, has taken a pause. The Royals have gone quiet, while their own internal power struggle plays out.

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