Lebanese From Abroad
Background and synthesized information about the Lebanese Patriotic Movement

Lebanese parliamentary elections June 7th, 2009
"CHANGE" is making former enemies support our vision: Vote for the Free Patriotic Movement
- Beirut 1 Voters: Don't vote for your past abusers! Read Gibran Tueni's 1995 testimonial in Dany Chamoun's assassination trial, and who's the real extremist threat.
- Elections pie chart

 

- Election platform of the Free Patriotic Movement in arabic (video) parts one, two, and three, and in French.

Elections questionnaire
The legislatives elections in June 7, 2009 are our chance to realize the prophecy of Gibran Khalil Gibran: who said:
'There are in the Middle East today two challenging ideas:
old and new. The old ideas will vanish because
they are weak and exhausted.
Fly home and vote to rid Lebanon of the old!
- check if you're registered to vote, have a valid passport (how?) and Lebanese ID card  (how)
The General Michel Aoun turns his foes into believers in a free and diverse Lebanon:
In 1989 the Free Patriotic Movement asked the Syrian occupation forces to withdraw, and become our allies in reshaping the arabic world. On Dec 3rd, 2008, Syria welcomed the General Aoun as an icon of change. See video in arabic...
The candidates, their biographies and the policies of the movement that opposes corruption and sectarianism in Lebanon.
Achievements of the Reform and Change block in Arabic, English and French. This block is lead by the General Aoun, of the Free Patriotic Party.

 

The Lebanese patriotic party lead by the General Aoun engaged Hezbollah by signing a Memorandum of Understanding whereby Hezbollah agrees to disarm, and opposes sectarian strifes in Lebanon. The LA times praised a British attempt to engage Hezbollah as well, but has not yet recognized the existing memorandum of understanding signed my Hezbollah.