what happened will happen again

George W. Bush is the only one left in this world to use the term “Cedars Revolution” to describe the events in Lebanon last year.
Even the leaders of the Zionist entity are bored from using this term because they suddenly discovered that it did not mean anything on the land of realty.
The Zionists – and Americans – encouraged the changes which Lebanon witnessed over the past year of 2005, thinking that these changes will lead to the achievement of that which they could not achieve, hoping that it will happen through the force of politics, eliminating the resistance, spiritually, willingly, mannerly, or militarily.
At present, someone seems to have bumped into the wall. Hence, he returned to say: “It’s not, what, where, something, this is.”
These words were written in Hebrew a few days ago by Eyal Zeser, an expert in the Syrian and Lebanese affairs, in the newspaper of Yediot Ahronot.
These words can be translated as: what happened will happen again.
This means no change, no “progress”, no achievement of the Zionist rosy hopes that the Lebanese will ruin their homes by their own hands after the Zionists failed to do so through their giant war machines.
He who remains in Lebanon is thinking with a Bushist mentality, and is after demands which are the same Zionist demands (without this necessarily meaning that he is one of them or even cooperating with them). What he is being told in eloquent Arabic, which lacks any English, French or Hebrew accent, is this: what happened will happen again.

Mahmoud Raya