Salaam!!
I have been trying to stay away from politics for a while, but I could not resist anymore. So.. Meet the
new man on the block.
His father was recently murdered, right after he was used to come home happy (as per his wife) once or twice a week for the last few months of his life, after meeting with the US most wanted man in Lebanon (and honorably so). Makes one wonder!!! Then meet his newly found
friend and mentor, whose father was also murdered (by the Syrian regime, no one denies), and still went to bed with the same regime that killed his father for more than a decade. Then there are
other members in the group, whose history speak for them.
Now... Going back to the new man; it is very strange that his father was assassinated at a time when the so called "hawks" controlled the major player in the region. A United States administration with the rightest of the right key players, which invaded another Arab country by lying to everyone in this world including its people and started a civil war; An administration that leads war that is slowly, and with cold blood, killing the Palestinian people, although indirectly; they have the right allies to do that. An administration infested with masterminds who are willing to do anything and everything to get to their goals. An administration which have been advocating for a "New Middle east", and stated that the Israeli war (well, the latest of them) was just a labor announcing the birth of that "New Middle east". And an administration who was recently castrated by the American people. We thank them for that, although we know the foreign police of the administrations to come wont change.
So my point is this: could be, no matter how low a percentage, but could it be that that the Syrian regime was not the one who did it ya Sheik Saad? because there are many other doubts and speculations leading any sane man or woman to think that the Syrian regime did not actually have much to win out of the assassination, while others did. Or could it be that the student will follow in the tutor's footsteps....