Three things people don’t want!

(Introduction to OTV News / Sunday, November 15, 2020)

Three things people don’t want today: unwarranted hostility to sister countries and friends, rolling back the balance of the national association, and leaving financial crises unaddressed and live.
Is this too much?
The relationship with brother and friendly countries – all brother and friendly countries – is a Lebanese interest rather than an interest for others. Except for the initial position on the Israeli enemy, it is clear that official Lebanon does not adopt the position of any internal party or its convictions in relation to other countries, and this is what has really happened since the first day of this pact. The enemy, from Iran to the United States and from Syria to the Gulf states.
As for the national alliance that reached its extension for the first time from Taif after the election of General Michel Aoun as president, either in the formation of the government or in the electoral law, and everything that follows from them, there is no interest that no Lebanese component turns against it, and what are some surprising practices recently in the context of consultations to form the new government, However, political attempts are rejected by all sects and sects that defend parity, letter and national unity at the same time.
With regard to the financial and vital crisis, the roadmap is clear: first, a government formation based on balance and efficiency. Second, realistic negotiations with the international community to pay off Sidr’s loans and with the International Monetary Fund to reach a program to help Lebanon recover. And third, impulse of word and deed, with persistence and firmness,
On the road to reform, which is one of its most prominent headlines today, the criminal scrutiny that has transformed the current era from a political office to a government decision and an executive contract with a specialized company.
In this context, the head of the Free Patriotic Movement settled the debate, highlighting that the anatomical scrutiny of the accounts of the Banque du Liban is a national duty and an absolute priority, and a door to scrutinize all public spending, because it shows the gap financial, shows crimes and reveals the fate of looted, gifted and transferred funds. Bassil stressed that the government must impose scrutiny by force of existing laws, parliament must support and immunize, and the Banque du Liban must respond immediately under pressure from people’s rights. Bassil concluded: The motion is one and decisive on this lawsuit, and every conversation about introducing additional law, if necessary, and whether its passage is secured, is a matter of ensuring that the investigation is completed and not obstructing it.
Both of them. What people ask is not much.
But the well-known system seems determined to deny them even a little.
It is the end result at this point, but the hope is great.