Quote from: Barnabe on Today at 12:17:50 PM

Quote from: tvbcof on August 09, 2020, 08:20:19 AM

Quote from: Barnabe on August 09, 2020, 07:50:40 AM

Quote from: tvbcof on August 08, 2020, 11:10:10 AM

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The lebanese government admitted it was negligence right ? So there is no need for further theories, as far as Lebanon is concerned, the only thing we can do now is focus on the protests happening right now.

Like I said, Israel wishes to get a full-on war going so they can decimate the population of Lebanon. As far as I can see, the 'official government' of Lebanon is some gaggle of lackeys of the West. IIRC, the last 'president of Lebanon' had his office (and his ass) in Saudi Arabia much of the time. It's a Juan Guido type situation. Even so, they probably don't want to see 80% of the population ethnically cleansed to make way for the Greater Israel project so they'll do anything to avoid going to war. Most certainly including lying about an Israeli attack using novel weapons of mass destruction.

Hezbollah seems like the real government of Lebanon and who the people trust. With good reason. They more than the puppet government wish not to see their people final solution-ed and have stayed relatively mum about things as best I can tell. Nasrullah, however, has said that 'he knows more about what is where at the port of Haifa than at the port of Beirut.' And he has a reputation for making good on his promises. We'll see what happens next. I would expect fireworks in Jerusalem as trade for the Beirut flash-bang. Seems more of a fair trade.

The president of Lebanon is christian, so I don't really know what we would do in Saudi Arabia, do you have any source for that ?

Pfffft! Almost all of these 'leaders' are Luciferians (usually by way of crypto-jewery) or under control of said. Certainly that goes for the 'Young Turks' (Donmeh) in Turkey and 'House of Saud' in the ME in straight-up Kabbalist form. In the West it's more of the 'under control' form via Epstein-esque operations.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/24/world/middleeast/saudi-arabia-saad-hariri-mohammed-bin-salman-lebanon.html