After being responsible for a devastating civil war among Christians in 1990, which they have never faced responsibility for, and which has led to 15 years of Syrian occupation and 10 years of Hezbollah terror. After having blocked any liberation of Lebanon by the Cedars Revolution, after having entered in coalition with Hezbollah in 2005, 2006 and having endorsed Hezbollah's invasion in 2008. After having been sitting on the necks of the Lebanese Christians for 30 years, wasting time with their endless disputes, calculating their political gains over the people's national interest, Samir Geagea and Michel Aoun finally ended up where they should have been from the beginning: together, in failures and mediocrity.

As we are addressing the multiple and complex crises and confrontations rising and expanding in the region, many of our Lebanese friends continue to ask us: What is the plan for Lebanon, what should be done what can be done? At this point the answer is only one. All other paths are blocked for now. A free area inside the country, free from all Jihadists and militias. Free from Hezbollah and the Jihadi Salafists as well as from the pro-Assad militias and parmilitary organizations, is the answer.