Lebanon Must Choose between “Destructive Course” and “Effective State”
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea told Lebanese expatriates in Kuwait that Lebanon faces a choice between a "destructive course" and an "effective state."
"The crisis in Lebanon has reached a point at which it must choose between a destructive course and… building an effective state and establishing law and order," Geagea announced on Thursday.
Regarding the June 7 elections, Geagea said of March 8 forces that "it seems that they are beginning to fear the upcoming electoral results."
Were "some people" to win, the elections "would be excellent and peaceful, but when they loose there is always fraud," the LF leader said.
On the subject of Lebanese expatriates, he criticized "some" as being prone to "attack" this community when in their interest to do so. He continued by saying the Lebanese abroad are "subject to buying and selling" in Lebanese politics.
During his trip to Kuwait Geagea has met with Kuwaiti government officials as well as well as prominent Lebanese residents of that country.