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White House Condemns 'Nasrallah's Game in Syria'
[An Nahar] The White House on Tuesday condemned Hizbullah's involvement in Syria's war, expressing that the party's leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah is "playing a dangerous game," as the Free Syrian Army threatened to move the battle to Leb.
Major tut-tuttery here...
"We are deeply concerned by the continued fighting in (the Syrian border town of) al-Qusayr and condemn the indiscriminate killing of civilians by Assad's forces and his proxies, including Hizbullah fighters," White House front man Jay Carney said.
"How concerned?"
"Deeply concerned."
Carney raised disquiet about the recent spillover of violence into Leb, which he said could spark risks of regional instability.
Right. The Muddle East. Instability. Who'da ever thunkit?
"Nasrallah is playing a dangerous game by sending fighters to support Assad in Syria," the front man remarked.

He elaborated: "Hasan Nasrallah is risking Leb's stability and the security of the Lebanese people in order to preserve Assad's rule."

Carney reiterated the United States' support for Leb's policy of dissociation from the conflict in Syria.

"We urge all parties to avoid actions that will involve the Lebanese people in the conflict."

Meanwhile,
...back at the comedy club, Boogie sadly admitted that he was a better peeping Tom than he was a comedian...
 the Washington-based al-Hurra television station announced on Tuesday that the FSA informed the United Nations
...where theory meets practice and practice loses...
 that it plans on moving the fight against Hizbullah from Syria to Leb "if the party does not stop its invasion of Syrian territories."

Al-Arabiya television had reported earlier that the party on Tuesday held funerals for four fighters who died in Syria's battles.

The military support of Hizbullah has helped Syrian regime forces gain the upper hand in the battle for control of Qusayr, a key town for both the regime and the krazed killers, where an army assault began last month, amid a Lebanese, regional and international outcry.

Posted by: Fred 2013-06-05
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