Posted on May 27, 2007 by Dave
An article exploring the issues of Hariri and the government supporting militias, trying to discount it or play it down. I find anyone that considers the attrocities commited in Nahr Al-Bared as a victory or as something worth uniting behind has already lost credibility as a source. This is still worth reading for an alternative perspective.
Almost as soon [...]
Filed under: Fatah al-Islam, Lebanon, Middle East, Nahr al-Bared, Seymour Hersh, Syria, War crimes, civil war | 3 Comments »
Posted on May 25, 2007 by Dave
Thanks to the Fanonite for this great post. Two other places to watch Democracy Now are Democracy TV and Chomsky Torrents
Democracy Now! has extensive coverage of the developments in Lebanon today, with interviews with Seymour Hersh, Rania Masri and Alistair Crooke. Their analysis is somewhat similar to my own earlier impressions, however Hersh, Masri and Crooke do [...]
Filed under: Fanonite, Fatah al-Islam, Investment in Lebanon, Just Lebanon TV, Lebanon, Middle East, Military Aid, Seymour Hersh, USA, civil war | No Comments »
Posted on May 23, 2007 by Dave
May 23rd, 2007 — peoplesgeography
In an interview for CNN International, Seymour Hersh has posited a blowback explanation to the current violence in Lebanon involving new group Fatah al-Islam (see appended video clip and transcript):
“We’re in the business now of supporting the Sunnis anywhere we can against the Shia; against the Shia in Iran, against [...]
Filed under: Hezbollah, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Military Aid, Saudi Arabia, Seymour Hersh, USA, Wars, civil war | No Comments »