In 2005, after the assassination of Hariri and the forced departure of the Syrian army, the Ba'ath power began to infiltrate hundreds of mercenaries (working for money or ideology) in Lebanon. The result was a mini-civil war has claimed the lives of dozens of people, a psychological depression that affected the entire nation and an economy in dire straits.
Five years later, Lebanon had to acknowledge, formally, the rule of Syria. Politicians pro Syrians are still almost as stronger than before.
Tunisia is not Lebanon. But its borders are just as poorly controlled, the division of his people today is coupled with a massive ignorance of politics and public affairs, and his neighbor is a bloody old school that produced the Baath. It is just crazier than the tyrant of Damascus, more desperate, better armed and address book contains the creme brulee creme brulee in this world.
While tens or even hundreds of thousands of refugees pouring into our land, the Fool that Gaddafi is still at large, and that all the dictatorships in the world would see our Revolution fail to give such cons, our youth has preferred to topple the government.
But in a state whose structures are not stable, remove a government from office rhymes with destabilization. This was understandable in the time of Ben Ali, but not under a government of national competence, integrity and people of historical opponents.
The irresponsibility of this act is also shared by some of the elite emblematic of the country, and by ultra-nationalist tendencies sometimes anarchists. The Union of Workers (UGTT), headed by a pin the old regime, also participated.
Ghanouchi The government resigned a few hours ago, some see the victory of the second revolution.
The role of the army in the next government, and the level of violence, indicators will follow.
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