What did the Lebanese Forces achieve from boycotting dialogue session?

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15-06-2012 | 14:24
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What did the Lebanese Forces achieve from boycotting dialogue session?
Former PM Saad Hariri is represented on the dialogue table by the head of the “Future” bloc Fouad Siniora, while the Kataeb party declared its participation in the dialogue before March 14 issues its official statement.  Did Samir Geagea become alone?           

This question was answered by the Lebanese Forces bloc member, MP Antoine Zahra who confirmed that there is no political conflict with the allies, and that the position agreed upon by all the parties in the content of the memo presented to President Michel Sleiman. This memo was an explanation of the inefficiency of the dialogue, but later on, it turned into way to think of how to save the situation after March 14 decided to participate in the dialogue.            

Zahra told LBCI that March 8 was able to exempt the government from any responsibility regarding what is happening in Lebanon, in a way to involve March 14 in the coup d’état.

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