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Pro-government mourners carry the coffin of Ali el-Masri, who was killed during clashes in Beirut May 11, 2008. Lebanese troops patrolled Beirut on Sunday after Hezbollah fighters pulled back from areas they had seized in gun battles with supporters of the U.S.-backed government. Police put the toll of five days of fighting in Beirut and elsewhere at 44 dead and 128 wounded.

This is interesting. Israel might just sit back and watch how this plays out. However, the US has an obligation to protect our Christian brothers that dominate parts of Lebanon. We must save all Christians at all costs.

Idk if we should thank al-Qaeda for supporting the West in this fight against Iran?

The times are changing when al-Qaeda is now supporting groups of Sunnis that support a Western backed (US) government.

Victory in the Middle East...praise President Bush.

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Lebanese soldiers patrol near a poster of assassinated former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri in a street in Beirut May 11, 2008. Lebanese troops patrolled Beirut on Sunday after Hezbollah fighters pulled back from areas they seized in gunbattles with supporters of the U.S.- backed government.


Hezbollah members set barricades of sand and rocks on a main road to central Beirut May 11, 2008. Lebanese troops patrolled Beirut on Sunday after Hezbollah fighters pulled back from areas they seized in gun battles with supporters of the U.S.- backed government.
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Hezbollah supporters smoke as they sit on the highway leading to Beirut's international airport, still closed with sand barriers in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, May 11, 2008. Beirut, which for four days was the focus of bloody sectarian clashes between Sunnis and Shiites, spent a quiet night Saturday. Many of its roads remained blocked, including the one to the airport, however, by the ongoing civil disobedience campaign of the opposition.

Lol^^^

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Druze pro-government gunmen block the main road to Syria in Allay area during clashes with Hezbollah gunmen in Mount Lebanon May 11, 2008. Shi'ites loyal to Lebanese opposition group Hezbollah battled Druze supporters of the ruling coalition east of Beirut on Sunday, adding to the worst civil strife since the 1975-90 war.


Supporters of the pro-government Future movement overturn a car belonging to the Shiite Hezbollah group in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli. The army has deployed across much of Lebanon after Hezbollah ceded control of west Beirut but clashes raged on in the north and in the Druze mountains as Arab foreign ministers held crisis talks.

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