Geagea: The scenario of the Lady of Salvation is repeated with Jumblatt today

Samir Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces Party, said that the Lady of Salvation scenario is being repeated today with Progressive Socialist Party chairman Walid Jumblatt about the political crisis that followed the events of Shomron's grave on June 30th.
"There are (bad) political intentions against the Progressive Socialist Party, with the aim of undermining Walid Jumblatt," Geagea said in an interview with French newspaper Le Orient le Gour on the occasion of the 14th anniversary. of his release, July 26, 2005.
"It is very logical to think that Jumblatt could face a scenario similar to the survival woman, but we will continue to support her," said Geagea. "The political crisis is due to the insistence of MP Talal Arslan, main rival of the chosen leader on the Druze arena." Adly.
Geagea said that Walid Jumblatt "had the right to fear a possible appeal to the Council of Justice", adding that when the Judicial Council was seized of the case, the investigation was entrusted to a special investigating judge appointed by the Minister of Justice and current Minister of Justice, Albert Sarhan.
"What is happening today is a crime committed by those who do not stop paralyzing the government," Geagea said. "It is unacceptable to block the work of the Council of Ministers for political reasons, while the current situation in the country requires intensive government activity.
Geagea said the solution was based on Baabda and Sarai, stressing that "the president and the prime minister must fulfill their constitutional responsibilities for the revitalization of the government, in the context of political negotiations".
Geagea stressed the importance of the struggle for the construction of a state "up to the expectations of the Lebanese," noting that after 14 years, the conflict still pitted the sovereign Lebanese state for which we were fighting and other projects.

Geagea placed the campaign against Labor Minister Kamil Abu Suleiman in the context of protesting against his plan to fight illegal foreign workers in the context of these "other projects". He praised the efforts and accuracy of Minister Abu Sulaiman, pointing out that he "had taken charge of a delicate issue, unlike his predecessors, and had made a very natural decision to enforce the law. Sar (labor law), but some exploited the chaos of the Ministry of Labor within the government. "