Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah Promises 'Very Big' Action to Bring Down Lebanon's Government

Friday, January 19, 2007

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Friday promised that his opposition alliance would mount an "effective" action to bring down the U.S.-backed government in the coming days.


NOTE: EVER NOTICE HOW THESE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOW SUCH HATRED ! THESE FOLKS, ALL OF THEM NEED TO SIMPLY DISAPPEAR FROM THE FACE OF THE EARTH. WHAT A BETTER PLACE THE WORLD WOULD SLOWLY BEGAN TO BE.



Speaking in an interview with his group's Al-Manar television, Nasrallah that consultations among Hezbollah's political allies were drawing to a close and they would release a statement shortly that spelled out the steps to be taken.

"I believe this action will be effective, very important and very big," he said. He would divulge the plan but urged all Lebanese to support it.

Hezbollah and its allies have staged street protests and sit-ins, camping outside the prime minister's office, since Dec. 1 in a bid to topple the government of Fuad Saniora.

Newspapers have said if Hezbollah steps up the campaign, it is likely to employ tactics such as a general strike and the blocking of major roads. When asked if the opposition would close roads, Beirut port or airport, Nasrallah declined to respond.