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January 13, 2007
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More Michael Totten reportage from Lebanon
Perry de Havilland (London)  Blogging & Bloggers • Middle East & Islamic

Michael Totten has some more great stuff from Lebanon that you just will not read in the mainstream media.

And remember he does not have a news organisation behind him, so he trips and reportage are all funded from his own pocket and from donations from readers.

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Many Christian villages in southern Lebanon have been wiped out by various Muslim groups over the years.

Other Christians are kept alive to tell the Western media how evil Israel is (it is the same with the handful of Christian Arabs who are still allowed to live in the "West Bank" and "Gaza strip", most of the Christians have been driven out by the Muslims, but some are kept alive - so they can tell the media how evil Israel is).

It may be conisdered defeatist, but I hope the remaining Christians of southern Lebanon get out - whilst they still can.


Posted by Paul Marks at January 14, 2007 10:40 PM
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