C'mon, lets not confuse your personal narrative with historical fact. The post you provided distinctly states that Palestinian units entered first and Syrian units later. In fact, very shortly after the Palestinian units entered the Syrians were part of the Arab Deterrent Force with the permission of the Lebanese government.Wow. You live in an imaginary world.
1) Syria invaded in June 1976, months before any suspicious Arab League mandate. What you quoted even sates that Syria has to be forced into a ceasefire by the Arab League.
2) They continued to occupy until 2005.
At least you now admit that Syria was an illegal occupier. Maybe you can get around to criticizing them for it.
The NYT article above corroborates it completely. You just lose.No Rob, no confirmation. No text to corroborate you claim. You're left where you started....with nothing to hang your hat on.
On the contrary Rob, there was no corroboration. There is no text to verify because it was never released. You are still left with nothing to hang your hat on.The NYT article above corroborates it completely. You just lose.
The NYT article corroborates that Palestinians attacked Israel from Lebanese territory with the consent of the Lebanese government.On the contrary Rob, there was no corroboration. There is no text to verify because it was never released. You are still left with nothing to hang your hat on.
No Rob. One day you'll learn. It only repeats uncorroborated statements.The NYT article corroborates that Palestinians attacked Israel from Lebanese territory with the consent of the Lebanese government.
Case closed.
Only in your mind. The Lebanese Parliament corroborates it.No Rob. One day you'll learn. It only repeats uncorroborated statements.
If that's the case, you can provide a link to the original text. Can you Rob, or is it only in your imagination?Only in your mind. The Lebanese Parliament corroborates it.
The NYT article above states that Palestinians attacked Israel from Lebanon with the consent of the Lebanese State. I see no refutation of it from you, just crying.If that's the case, you can provide a link to the original text. Can you Rob, or is it only in your imagination?
What's there to refute? It's not based on any text. The text has never been released. It's as empty as you.The NYT article above states that Palestinians attacked Israel from Lebanon with the consent of the Lebanese State. I see no refutation of it from you, just crying.
Write a letter to the editor of the NYT asking them to retract their story. Until then, fuck off.What's there to refute? It's not based on any text. The text has never been released. It's as empty as you.
Why? They are not on here trying to pass off a piece of imagination as content. That's you, Rob. As empty as usual.Write a letter to the editor of the NYT asking them to retract their story. Until then, fuck off.
"The accord with the P.L.O., known as the Cairo Agreement, was signed in the Egyptian capital in 1969 by Yasir Arafat and Gen. Emile Boustany, then commander of the Lebanese Army. It allowed the guerrillas to establish military bases in Lebanon and conduct cross border operations against Israel."Why? They are not on here trying to pass off a piece of imagination as content. That's you, Rob. As empty as usual.
Then why don't you help them out and get the original text. Really...do something for once, Rob."The accord with the P.L.O., known as the Cairo Agreement, was signed in the Egyptian capital in 1969 by Yasir Arafat and Gen. Emile Boustany, then commander of the Lebanese Army. It allowed the guerrillas to establish military bases in Lebanon and conduct cross border operations against Israel."
The NYT has staked their reputation on that being true.
I trust the NYT.Then why don't you help them out and get the original text. Really...do something for once, Rob.
Wrong again, Rob. The text of the agreement was never released. You're empty handed again.I trust the NYT.
"The accord with the P.L.O., known as the Cairo Agreement, was signed in the Egyptian capital in 1969 by Yasir Arafat and Gen. Emile Boustany, then commander of the Lebanese Army. It allowed the guerrillas to establish military bases in Lebanon and conduct cross border operations against Israel."
The quoted text is documented fact. The NYT has documented it.
The fact remains that the agreement has never been released. Sorry Rob.The NYT has staked their reputation on this being true:
"The accord with the P.L.O., known as the Cairo Agreement, was signed in the Egyptian capital in 1969 by Yasir Arafat and Gen. Emile Boustany, then commander of the Lebanese Army. It allowed the guerrillas to establish military bases in Lebanon and conduct cross border operations against Israel."
Let me know when they print a retraction, until then fuck off.
Fuck off troll, "I don't believe the news" is a losing argument.The fact remains that the agreement has never been released. Sorry Rob.
You've got it in reverse. I believe in the original text. That would be news.Fuck off troll, "I don't believe the news" is a losing argument.
I believe that the NYT is a credible source of news. Look at you squirm..You've got it in reverse. I believe in the original text. That would be news.
