US Will Rebuild Hezbollah Infrastructure - Your Tax Dollars (and State Department) At Work
Of course the US is going to pay to rebuild Lebanon. Why wouldn't they?
The United States will pay to rebuild the Mdeirej bridge in Lebanon, the highest in the Middle East, which was damaged in Israeli bombardment during the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, the Naharnet website reported on Saturday. U.S. State Department Director of Foreign Assistance Randall L.Tobias, currently in Lebanon on a two-day visit, was quoted as saying on Friday that work on the bridge is a tangible proof that U.S. pledges of assistance "amount to more than just words." The 70-meter-high bridge, on the mountainous road linking Beirut and Damascus, was hit on July 21 in the early days of Israel's 34-day offensive on Lebanon. A 200-meter-long section was destroyed.
Because what Lebanon really needs right now are all of those guns and missiles that Syria can provide. Good on the US for using my tax dollars to rebuild Hezbollah's infrastructure. Good use of revenues. Well done.
The United States will pay to rebuild the Mdeirej bridge in Lebanon, the highest in the Middle East, which was damaged in Israeli bombardment during the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, the Naharnet website reported on Saturday. U.S. State Department Director of Foreign Assistance Randall L.Tobias, currently in Lebanon on a two-day visit, was quoted as saying on Friday that work on the bridge is a tangible proof that U.S. pledges of assistance "amount to more than just words." The 70-meter-high bridge, on the mountainous road linking Beirut and Damascus, was hit on July 21 in the early days of Israel's 34-day offensive on Lebanon. A 200-meter-long section was destroyed.
Because what Lebanon really needs right now are all of those guns and missiles that Syria can provide. Good on the US for using my tax dollars to rebuild Hezbollah's infrastructure. Good use of revenues. Well done.
