PSP leader MP Walid Jumblatt has warned that government supporters will encounter the alleged Hezbollah-led "coup" in due time. "We have many steps (to undertake), and everything will be (carried out) in due time," Jumblatt told reporters after a meeting with Prime Minister Fouad Siniora Tuesday. "Then, we will see who will achieve victory? The evil forces or the forces of love and good," Jumblatt added.
He said that his talks with Siniora focused on the confrontation of the "political, economical and cultural coup that has been imposed on us by the Syrian regime through its tools." In reference to Hezbollah and their allies including He said the government of Prime Minister Fouad Siniora has succeeded in its steadfastness and world-wide support has "helped us confront the world of darkness, the Syrian-Iranian axis."
Jumblatt on Monday called Syrian President Bashar Assad the "Damascus tyrant."
"We tell them that this boy (Assad), who is controlling people's necks in Damascus and killing free people in Lebanon, there will inevitably be a Nawwaf from Beirut, Dahiyeh, the Chouf or the Bekaa, he might also be from Damascus or Aleppo," he said during the funeral of Salman Siour, Jumblat's personal security officer.He was referring to Nawaf Ghazali, a Syrian who assassinated ex-Syrian President Adib Shishakli in Brazil in 1964. "If the tribunal is hindered, we will all be a Nawwaf," he said, in reference to the Special International Tribunal for Lebanon to try suspects in the murder of ex-Premier Rafik Hariri and related crimes. "No matter how long it takes, one of us will take revenge for the martyrs and the liberals, starting from (his slain father) Kamal Jumblatt to (Industry Minister) Pierre Gemayel," he added.
| Revenge is a dish that is best served cold. Their bodies are real cold now. |