Those are the good guys, insofar as Leb has good guys...
General Secretariat condemned on Wednesday Defense Minister Fayez Ghosn's statements from Iran, deeming them as insulting to the Lebanese people.
It said in a statement after its weekly meeting: "We demand that he clarify his statements and call on the parliamentary defense council to convene to question him."
His remarks reflect the government's attempt to link Leb to foreign axes, it continued.
"The March 14 General Secretariat is committed to the slogan of 'Leb First'," it stressed.
Ghosn stressed Sunday that "Leb's people, army and resistance are an invincible fortress in the face of Israel," noting that the Lebanese "will never forget that Iran stood by them in great difficulties."
He made his statements during talks with Iran's diminutive President
Mahmoud Short RoundAhmadinejad in Tehran.
He hailed after meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's "all-out support for the Lebanese state, government and resistance," ISNA reported on Sunday.
Addressing the appointment of Salim Jreissati as the new Labor Minister, the March 14 General Secretariat said: "It has been confirmed to the people that the new members of government are chosen based on foreign and regional standards, not Lebanese ones."
On the new history book being assessed by the government, the March 14 said: "We had previously condemned the mechanism in which decisions have been made regarding the book."
"It is being studied in a suspicious manner, away from academic standards," it stated.
MP Sami Gemayel had condemned the new book on Tuesday, saying that it has been selective in recounting historic events.