Shlonkom Bakazay?

All I know, there's gonna be a party in Ain El Rimaneh tonight.

Ok, the entire Lebanese government has resigned. Of course, that leaves Emile Lahoud as president and the mostly Pro-Syrian parlaiment members in place. Now, Lahoud has to form a new government. The fight isn't over yet, in other words. Will he really be able to form a new government in such conditions? And if he forms it, will it be obvious that it's another Pro-Syrian puppet-regime?

Please do not misunderstand me. I have no quarrel with the Syrian people...none at all, in fact. I have objection with Syrian presence in Lebanon and control over Lebanon's economy and intelligence infrastructure. I am aware Bush will probably count this as a gold star on his harldy used National Guard uniform. This is only to be expected. The free will of Lebanese people is finally shining...and this is the main point here.

Lebanese people are saying Lebanon will not be used as a battlefield for other people's wars. This will be a difficult thing to acheive entirely, though. But we are moving in the right direction to make sure Lebanon really remains for the Lebanese.

Now, I'm going to go celebrate this first of many victories.

How exciting is this?! What will we call this revolution? The Cedars Uprising? Or the Cedars Revolution? I'm going to think about it today and come up with some good ones. Any suggestions?

:)

liminal