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Lebanese opposition launch general strike

Published by Hossam el-Hamalawy January 23rd, 2007 in Activism, General

The Lebanese resistance group Hizbollah, and its leftist and Christian allies, have launched a general strike since the morning in Lebanon, escalating their struggle against the Fouad Sinioura government which is supported by the US, Mubarak and the Arab regimes. The protestors blocked the streets, and set fire to rubber tyres. Clashes broke out in several neighborhoods, as the fascist Lebanese Forces gangs are provoking street fights, and assaulting the protestors.

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  1. 1 Seneferu Jan 24th, 2007 at 1:27 am

    “The protestors blocked the streets, and set fire to rubber tyres. Clashes broke out in several neighborhoods, as the fascist Lebanese Forces gangs are provoking street fights, and assaulting the protestors.”

    You’re saying the protesters are blocking streets and setting fire to tyres…how did they turn into the victims here? Poor pyromaniac protestors.

  2. 2 The Big Pharaoh Jan 28th, 2007 at 12:11 am

    “The Lebanese resistance group Hizbollah, and its leftist and Christian allies, have launched a general strike since the morning in Lebanon, escalating their struggle against the Fouad Sinioura government which is supported by the US, Mubarak and the Arab regimes. ”

    And Lebanon’s Sunnis, and the Mufti, and the Druze, and a huge percentage of Christians including their batrak.

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