Yesterday evening, Tuesday, a leaked video spread from the office of President Fouad Siniora showing him handing the candidate for the Sunni seat in the Middle Bekaa to the list of the “Lebanese Forces” Bilal Al-Hashimi and his electoral machine official Sheikh Issa Khair Al-Din, closed envelopes, it was said that they contain “election money”. “.
The “Lebanese Debate” learned that the leaked video had aroused Siniora’s resentment, who is not familiar with these “text km” movements, especially since the video was filmed by one of the people who were with Al-Hashimi and Khair Al-Din, and it was leaked from a previous conception and design by the candidate Al-Hashimi. In an attempt to absorb the questions of his family and his supporters, which have increased in the past few days, regarding how Siniora supports him, and where is the promised funding within two weeks of the elections, in light of the potentials of the electoral battle that Siniora promised to fulfill to support the Hashimi candidate, and are Siniora’s promises mere Talk and “a check without balance”, and that the candidate Al-Hashimi was deceived and left alone without any support, following Siniora saturated him with slogans to proceed to resign from the “Future Movement” and proceed with his candidacy on the “Forces” list, in violation of the decision of Prime Minister Saad Hariri and the circulars that were issued On the Future Stream.
The leaked video, from the moment it was published, provoked reactions that ranged from denouncing this act as an “electoral bribery”, and considering that the candidate Al-Hashimi receives “corrupt money” indicative of the corruption files with which Siniora is accused, which prompted the candidate Al-Hashimi to try to remedy this “bean”. But he “instead of kohl… blinded her.” He published another video claiming that what the circumstances contained “books” as a gift from President Siniora, which made him subject to more sarcasm on the basis: “What do books do for you, Bilal, in the midst of an electoral battle!” .
