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Analysis: The Beirut Violence in Context

politicallore.com — It is certainly no surprise that in the Western press Hezbollah is shouldering most of the blame for the last several days of violence in Beirut. But I urge readers to look at the full context of the violence in order to understand the origins.

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  • rpfan2008, on 05/10/2008, -0/+4htt p://www.almanar.com.lb/NewsSite/NewsDetails.aspx?id=43157&language=en
    Israeli's are pitching Sunni's against the Shiites..and actively supporting one side.

    How is it different from Iran helping the Hizbollah. Is it qualifies as 'terrorism' only when its against Israeli interests?

  • CurtisLow101, on 05/11/2008, -0/+2Dr. Paul knows!
  • zolthar, on 05/11/2008, -0/+1The article deliberately leaves out the main reason why the Lebanese gov opposes the establishment of the telecom network: they will not let the Hezb play big brother.
    The article also tries to soften news of vicious manslaughter (which Hezb leaders brag on TV for) into innocent "violence broke at...".
    Conclusion: after reading all of the Ron Paul FTW comments here, I can assure you he will never win with such a retarded crowd behind him.

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