I assumed your email to
me yesterday was personnel, and I responded to you personally.
However, you choose to
publish your letter and failed to publish the respond, which you
left me with no choice other than publish mine.
you wrote:
In a message dated 4/28/2007 12:23:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
EdFadel writes:
Dr.
Phares Mr. J Hajjar and Mr. T Harb
As
a Lebanese American activist in this great nation, I can’t support
this type of attacks and tactic in rallying our grass roots in the
US, simply we can’t afford more division in our communities.
Kanaan and Mukhaiber do
not represent "our" community so that division can take place. Our
US position is clear: HIzbollah is a Terrorist organization
You Wrote:
You
are a part of the Cedar revolution so is Mr. Kanaan and Mr. Moukhaiber.
They aren't. They are a
part of a Group which is ally to a Terrorist organization which has
assassinated many leaders of the Cedars Revolution.
You Wrote:
The
US department of states supported by Baker Hamilton report is having
direct and indirect dialog with states that are sponsoring terrorist
Iran and Syria.
The Baker Hamilton Report
was established by a Committee not by the State Department. The
President chooses what he wants to follow. The President and the
State Department still consider Hizbollah as Terrorist. And we -and
you- as US citizens must follow.
You Wrote:
The purpose of this sincere response is
to tell you enough division in our communities and lets us build a
true lobby not an occasional open letter. I assure you that these
letters will not make any effects at all.
Dear ED, we appreciate
your opinion and respect your activity. But we have a national
security agenda to follow. If you support it that is fine. If not,
we are in disagreement on these issues.
You Wrote: We
do not support this type of attacks on your fellow Christian Lebanese
and we also do not support the terrorist group Hizballah and Amal.
These aren't attacks
against "fellow Christian Lebanese," nor these slogans work with us.
They are politicians (who happen to be Lebanese Christians) and who
chose to be the allies with Hizbollah. Exactly as did Mr Elie
Hobeika by chosing to be the ally of the Syrian occupation. Being
born a Lebanese Christian doesn't shield them from being criticized
if they ally themselves with Terrorists.
You Wrote:
The US Department of states issued an
entry visa to Mr. Moukhaiber and Kanaan for a certain reasons only:
they are democratically elected PM and they aren’t terrorist like
Nabih Berri and Ali Amar.
The US Department issues
visas to persons as long as they do not brake American and
international laws. We are asking the US State Department to revoke
these visas and all visas by individuals who ally themselves with
the Terrorists.
You Wrote: I
hope you get my sincere message and keep up the good work only!
Thank
you very much for your message and we hope you'd continue your
work for the Lebanese community.
Eddie
Michel Fadel
Miami, Florida
