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August 2006
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Written by Norman Madarasz
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Saturday, 05 August 2006 11:59 |
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Another Brazilian Air Force jet reaches the homeland carrying wearied vacationers turned war refugees. They are some of the 2,000 Brazilian nationals from the world's largest Lebanese community, flown back thus far after choosing to spend their "winter" holidays in Lubnan. On board: 72 Brazilian nationals, 4 Argentines and 11 Lebanese, whisked out of the country under life-risking conditions.
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I understand and appreciate Hezbollah’s approach of sticking close to the people, even trusting those civilian blocks with proximity to their arsenals, and CC centers. Hell, what can be better then gathering neighborhood kids around a rocket launcher and letting them push the trigger... Ain´t it fun? Win... win situation... If they live they could get a taste for firing missiles.... if they die... it is fantastic PR and an unbeatable recruitment move for the bereaved friends and family.
I mean, I am all for Democracy in Lebanon and have no problems with a heavily armed militia running a huge swank of it. Militia that is a proxy to a few very democratic regimes and that can and does wage war on neighboring country at will without running a plebscit or