The M14 coalition has reacted with fury to the speech by Hassan Nasrallah where he called for "emergency measures" if parliament fails to elect a president next week.
The coalition, which has a majority of in the 127-seat house, has threatened to go ahead on its own vote if no consensus candidate is found. Nasrallah warned that the opposition would not recognise any president not elected by two-thirds of MPs.
The exchange has raised the ugly spectre of parallel governments a la civil war days.
The alternative, of course would be to call a general election, but that could overturn the M14 majority.
Meanwhile the meddling war monger Bernard Kouchner is back in town to hammer out some kind of compromise.
What this compromise is remains hard to fathom. Maybe the US will only be allowed a small base in the north to wage a limited war on Syria, and only some poor neighbourhoods will be pummelled by a few US supplied weapons?
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Parallel universe
Posted by Design at 14:15
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