BEIRUT -- Hezbollah-led protesters burned tires and cars and clashed with government supporters yesterday, paralyzing Beirut and areas across Lebanon in the worst violence yet in the pro-Iranian group's campaign to topple U.S.-backed Prime Minister Fuad Siniora.
At least three persons were killed and dozens injured as the two camps battled each other around street barricades with stone-throwing and in some cases gunfire. Black smoke poured into the sky over Beirut from burning roadblocks.
The fighting quickly took on a dangerous sectarian tone in a country whose divided communities fought a bloody 1975-90 civil war. Gunmen from neighboring districts in the northern city of Tripoli -- one largely Sunni Muslim, the other largely Alawites, a Shi'ite Muslim offshoot -- fought each other, causing two of the fatalities.
Hezbollah leads bloody clash with Siniora camp - World - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper

Iranian backed Hezbollah was just into it with Israel. Now their fucking with the REAL government. Not to mention a Sunni led government.

People say the Bush should talk to Iran to create a peace. Hell, a Muslim state in that region can't even reason with Iran. What I don't understand here is Syria.....being Sunni dominant aren't their leaders kind of playing bitch to Iran? I wonder how the Syrian people feel about their brother Sunnis being killed off by Iranian weapons.

That region is a clusterfuck right now and I don't think the source is the U.S.

Have a good one!:jointsmile:
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Hezbollah leads bloody clash with Siniora camp BEIRUT -- Hezbollah-led protesters burned tires and cars and clashed with government supporters yesterday, paralyzing Beirut and areas across Lebanon in the worst violence yet in the pro-Iranian group's campaign to topple U.S.-backed Prime Minister Fuad Siniora. At least three persons were killed and dozens injured as the two camps battled each other around street barricades with stone-throwing and in some cases gunfire. Black smoke poured into the sky over Beirut from burning roadblocks. Rating: 5