Founding Spiritual Leader of Hezbollah Dies, Squirm In Hell You Scumbag

Hezbollah's founding spiritual leader, Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, has died in Lebanon and I'm guessing most of the world is celebrating today by firing off fireworks (oh wait, maybe something else is going on).

From the article at CNN:

Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, considered Hezbollah's first spiritual leader, has died, his office told CNN Sunday.

According to Hezbollah's website, Fadlallah will be buried Tuesday after the noon prayer at Beirut's al-Imamain al-Hassanein mosque in the capital's Shiite-dominated southern neighborhood.

Two days ago, a source in his office told CNN that Fadlallah had been hospitalized in Lebanon and was in "critical condition."

The hospitalization came after widespread rumors that the Shiite leader may not live much longer.

Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri called Fadlallah a "great national and spiritual scholar."

As you can see, the Lebanese Prime Minister continues to pander to Hezbollah and I will continue to remind Mr. Hariri that his position of support of Hezbollah and thus his alliance with Iran will end badly for him and his country. Hezbollah, a terror organization that is responsible for some of the most hideous crimes in modern history, gets praise from a leader of Lebanon. Disgusting.

Well, good riddance to you Hussein Fadlallah - some of us are smiling today knowing that you have found yourself curled up in the arms of Lucifer - I can only hope your nostrils and lungs breathe deeply the stench of evil and death as that odor will consume you for eternity.

As for Lebanese Prime Minister Harriri, I'd like to remind him that there are a few of us in America that remember October 23, 1983. We remember that day when 220 of our Marines died, and 18 Navy sailors died and 3 Army soldiers died - at the hands of Hezbollah suicide bombers. Yes we still remember. And we also remember that those fighting men and women of ours have NEVER BEEN AVENGED. Up until now, Mr. Harriri, vengeance was only planned for Hezbollah but I do believe sir, that you and your terrorist appeasing government now need to be added to the list.

It's Independence Day here Prime Minister Harriri - the day America was set free from tyranny. And we look forward to another day when the memory of our Marines and Sailors and Soldiers who died in your shit country will be set free via a rain of hell and brimstone upon Hezbollah and all of its supporters.

Cleric, considered Hezbollah's first spiritual leader, dies


Beirut, Lebanon (CNN) -- Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, considered Hezbollah's first spiritual leader, has died, his office told CNN Sunday.

According to Hezbollah's website, Fadlallah will be buried Tuesday after the noon prayer at Beirut's al-Imamain al-Hassanein mosque in the capital's Shiite-dominated southern neighborhood.

Two days ago, a source in his office told CNN that Fadlallah had been hospitalized in Lebanon and was in "critical condition."

The hospitalization came after widespread rumors that the Shiite leader may not live much longer.

Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri called Fadlallah a "great national and spiritual scholar."

"He was at all times and circumstances the voice of moderation, calling for the unity of Lebanese in particular and the Muslims in general, rejecting -- and issuing religious edicts against -- strife, and calling for dialogue as a mean to resolve differences," Hariri said.

Fadlallah was born in 1935 in the Shiite holy city of Najaf, Iraq, and completed his Quranic studies there, according to his website.

He has lived in Lebanon since the 1960s and became a spiritual leader of Hezbollah after it was founded in 1982 in response to an Israeli invasion.

In recent years, however, Fadlallah had become distanced from Hezbollah's Iran-influenced leadership.

"He stood with great courage and clarity supporting the resistance against the Zionist enemy and was a prominent advocate of Islamic unity fighting division and strife," Hezbollah said in a statement.

His views on various topics, including the role of women, are laid out on his website and are considered liberal for a Shiite cleric. But he never swayed from his criticism of Israel.

In a letter penned to President Barack Obama last year, Fadlallah said: "The size of support and cover-up provided by your country for the Zionist entity has become known. This entity was established on the land whose people were uprooted by the power of iron and fire. The subsequent American policies have contributed to the loss of the Palestinian cause, despite the ratification of many Security Council resolutions."

The United States considers Hezbollah, which has close ties to Iran and Syria, a terrorist organization. The Shiite group is a major provider of social services in Lebanon but also operates a militant wing.