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From: president of the united states <guyperea@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 3:38 PM
Subject: Readout of the President's Meeting with Prime Minister Hariri of Lebanon
To: guyperea@gmail.com
"the President stressed the importance of the work of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon....." Such statment is both unconstructive and lacking merit in Judicial Law both International and Domestic - The United States Does not conply to any Country made Tribunal nor Does The United States demand such outside of The International Court of Justice, The United Nation Court of The Hague Netherlands
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President Obama met today with Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon. The President commended the Prime Minister for his steadfast leadership and efforts to reach peace, stability, and consensus in Lebanon under difficult circumstances. The efforts by the Hizballah-led coalition to collapse the Lebanese government only demonstrate their own fear and determination to block the government's ability to conduct its business and advance the aspirations of all of the Lebanese people. The President and Prime Minister reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening Lebanon's sovereignty and independence, implementing all relevant United Nations Security Council Resolutions, and continuing a wide-ranging and long-term partnership between the United States and Lebanon.
During their meeting, the President stressed the importance of the work of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon as a means to help end the era of political assassinations with impunity in Lebanon. The President and Prime Minister specifically discussed united efforts with France, Saudi Arabia, and other key international and regional actors to maintain calm in Lebanon and ensure that the work of the Tribunal continues unimpeded by third parties. The President and Prime Minister expressed their determination to achieve both stability and justice in Lebanon during this challenging period of government volatility, and agreed that all parties should avoid threats or actions that could cause instability.
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