Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Becuz the Jew taste gud

Yesterday, a member of the Lebanese cabinet was assassinated. This is part of the process by which Syria will retake control of the Lebanese government. And you can follow along at home with Michael Totten:

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UPDATE: ...The Hezbollah/Syrian axis has been trying to bring down the government by pressuring three more members to resign. One down, two to go. Looks like the coup d'etat is in progress.

UPDATE: Another member of Lebanon's political cabinet, Michel Pharaon was targetted with assassination today. He survived. But if the bastards had gotten him, the government would have fallen and stage one of the coup would be over.

UPDATE: Hezbollah is planning massive street "protests" on Thursday. Tony Badran notes: "This assassination will likely ensure that if such street rallies do take place, clashes would erupt, as it's clear that the Syrians are set on that. (Just another reminder for the idiots who believe Syria is a force of "stability.") Syria has a primary objective that outweighs everything else: kill the Hariri tribunal, and redominate Lebanon at any cost..."


UPDATE: Mary Madigan is frustrated with fools who want to sit down and "talk" (in other words, cut deals) with Syria and Iran:
Discussions about Middle East politics remind me of a bit from a comic, Pearls Before Swine. One of the characters is a Zebra, who can't understand why the lions keep eating his fellow Zebras. So, he writes a letter to the lions filled with philosophical questions about peace, understanding and the nature of being, asking why can't they all get along, why can't they be friends..

The answer comes back from the lions "we eat Zebras becuz you taste gud."


UPDATE: The UN Security Council approved the tribunal that will put the Assad regime and its Lebanese tools on trial.

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Oh, Great. The UN to the rescue. Isn't that how we got here? To those who wanted Israel to stop fighting, this is what it has become. The wound is festering, again, and soon it will be time for the painful task of cleaning out the wound, again, or risk losing the leg.

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