A mullah's attempt at saving face

Can you please stop replying to this thread ? You clearly didn't read any of that nor do you care about arab politics

I read all of it. Mullahs old tactic of scaring the people of civil war. I see Nasrallah's big Daddy every week on TV telling people that without them the country will be destroyed in a civil war.

You should stop replying in this thread. Imagine making a pan arabism thread while supporting a mullah. You want a pan Arab nation under Shia guardianship... lmao...yeah bro hidden imam gonna reappear and set it up.. no need for you to shill for his "custodians" lol

Fun fact, a 2008 WikiLeaks cable showed that Geagea offered to start a war in Lebanon against Hizballah, as a proxy force for the United States.
So yeah nasrallah isn’t just talking out of his ass lmao.
wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08BEIRUT642_a.html

Also about the weird Shia thing 1st. I believe in a secular Pan Arab nation. 2nd you’re talking about Shia Islam as if there aren’t multiple Arab nations that are majority Shia or at least have significant Shia populations lmao idiot. S*** even im Shia (became Shia later in life but still)

What makes you think supporting the black turban cleric gonna bring about a secular nation? Or are you a sadist and want misery for lebanese people?

Imagine being a christian in 21st century and going to a ballot to vote for guy in a fancy get up wearing a Mitral. This s*** doesnt happen in the western world, people get the freedom of choice!!! That's why you are even able to get on the internet and talk your s*** on KTT.

What Nasrallah doing is called "Maqlata" it means misdirecting. It is a tactic clerics use. They bring up something obviously bad amd evil to make people think that the mullahs way must be better.

So your standard for something good is the "western world" tells me all I have to know about you lmaoo.

Also "maqlata" isn’t a thing lmao you literally came up with some foreign sounding word to lie you weirdo

the closest word i know in arabic is مقلاطة (romanization: muqlata) which means scissors. i looked in iranian/persian using etymology since its alphabetically close to arabic and the closest word i could find is مغالطات (romanization: maglaataat?) which means fallacies - although maybe its a conjugation of this word since i dont know anything about persian besides shared arabic alphabet

oh okay, that makes more sense, I didn't realize it was only basically Fatah saying they were the entire PLO. that answers that

No my standard is common sense and I'm pro choice. Freedom to choose to believe in whatever the f*** makes you happy

And the correct spelling is (مغالطة) put that in your dictionary.

The western world doesnt tell me what to do. I'm pro choice so I moved to a country where that is allowed. Why do you live in the west?

You think a country run by the pope or a grand cardinal is a good idea? You want priests to be CEOs of oil companies? Would you live in a country that's run like that? You think it works out well?

Classic speech @op

F*** Assad btw

Assad's grin during that speech

i have very mixed feelings towards both Hafez and Bashar and Baathism in general however they do have my respect

Baathism is a weird one because imo despite it being in name the championing ideology in Assad family Syria & Saddam Iraq, it honestly doesn't resemble that much to the original philosophy itself. My personal opinion is that Baathism in these countries should be looked at similarly to Constitutional Democracy/Republic in the US. In theory it's the guiding philosophy behind politics and its framework, but in reality it's kinda detached (comparison ends there obviously - level of detachment is debatable especially moreso in the US lol). Honestly Nasser's Egypt was ironically probably way closer to what Baathism would have looked like to a degree in practice despite Egypt not being a Baathist state.

Whats ur background?

dad is Palestinian amd mom is a black Libyan. Lived in Libya until the 1st War and then moved to the states,

Crazy u ever been back since?

Bruh you must hate the US a crazy amount

In

Yea lmao

this is by far the greatest out of context quote of any president ever and maybe in history

Mullah Trump Ibn Al-Donald

No

The Christian support to Martyr Martyr Haj Ghasem and Haj Abu Mahdi is not limited to those in Syria only.

Many Iraqi and Lebanese Christians mourned their martyrdom. If it was not for them, many churches would've been destroyed by Saudi-funded Wahabis such as ISIS.

Where was Israel when the terrorists invaded Christian villages in Syria and Iraq? Did they even care? Even today they keep terrorizing the Christians who are living in Palestine, yet we are called "terrorists".

Lol hopefully this never happens dont want my country's highlights and culture to be shared with the rest of the butthead nation