| Date: | Sun, 16 Jul 2000 21:47:51 +0200 (CEST) |
| From: | jose lopez <lebanesefree@yahoo.es> | Block address |
| Subject: | Democracy, Freedom and State Terrorism |
| To: | nberri@lp.gov.lp, lebanesefree@yahoo.es |
| CC: |
Barcelona 16 of July, 2000. For the attention of the President of the Lebanese Parliament Mr. Nebih Berri. Subject: Democracy, Freedom and State Terrorism. Mr. President, Attaced to this letter, you will receive a letter addressed to President Emile Lahoud, faxed to him directly, and via the diplomatic bag through the Lebanese Embassy in Madrid. You will also receive a letter addressed to your goodself and to all members of the Parliament, that I was able to get their e-mails. So please distribute it to every member of the Parliament, whether they are Supporters or in the Opposition to the Regime, as well as, to the constitutional and supreme courts and, of course to the Government and the Media. I shall also send a copy to the international media and international organizations that Care for, Protect and Defend Human Rights. Mr. President, I knew that President Lahoud will be elected to the post of Lebanese President, in early September 1998, months before his election date, even though, by that time, he was "Constitutionally Unelectable" and thus, cannot be a presidential candidate. Mr. President, the greater number of the Lebanese Members of the Parliament are, either coerced, manipulated or flagrantly blackmailed, to reveal secrets about their collegues, even from their own parliamtary groups or political parties, in order to save themselves from the blackmail or threat of going to jail, or motivated by false promises of future and brilliant political career and power. Almost all of the lebanese Members of Parliament, are not traitors by nature. But, extortion and terror excersized skillfully and professionally by members of mainly, unofficial and illegal "secret service", who owes their loyalty directly to Mr. Emile Lahoud, and not to any Lebanese institution, has forced them to act in self defense. Mr. President, for the sake of Lebanon and its people, for the sake of Democracy and Freedom, for the sake of Human Rights and Dignity, all Members of Parliament and former political leaders and ministers of all ideologies and confessions, should get together, put aside their embarrassment and, collectively pardon each other,and most importantly, they should be urged to unite and give absolute prioity to save the clearly improvable democracy in Lebanon, to save and protect Freedom of speech and urgently take necessary measures to assure free and clean parliamentary elections, and thus, put an end to the ambitions of creating an authoritarian state and camouflaged dictatorship. If the Lebanese political leaders and institutions, do not unite and put aside their near term political interests, they certainly will find themselves, their political careers and the Lebanese Democracy, Liberties, as well as, Human Rights violently kidnapped and dominated by the "secret service" and the "military". Mr. President, contrary to the belief of almost everybody, President Lahoud, is using infiltrated members of the Syrian secret service and military officials, to frequently do the dirty jobs, in order to achieve accomplishment of his political project and perpetuate in power. Mr. President, if I would have accepted slavery politics and to sell my soul, I certainly would have had a brilliant political career in Lebanon. Mr. President, be assured that, I will suffer a fierce campaign of discredit and be ridiculed, directly by President Lahoud and his followers from different segments of the Lebanese society, even by members of my own family, pressured and blackmailed by fear, terror and threatened by hunger, kidnapping or apparent suicides. For further details, Mr. President, you can reach me at the following telephone numbers: 00 34 93 674 69 97 00 34 646 48 53 99 Or to the following address: Ricardo Charamand Paseo Canovas del Castillo, 2, 2? 1? 08190- Sant Cugat del Valles. Barcelona (Spain)
God bless Lebanon and its people. Respectfully Yours Ricardo Charamand.