Lebanon needs a balanced, balanced government

After the reproductive path and the duplication of the standards followed by the designated President Nawaf Salam, who showed a clear bias to some political forces at the expense of other powers, as it is at a time when he claims his lack of desire to represent political parties, we see it gives specific powers to be basic sovereign ministries and services, in contradiction Shouting with what is promoted.

Accordingly, we confirm in the independent national bloc that the Lebanese constitution was found to be respected and fairly applied to all parties without discrimination, it is not permissible for the president in charge of some parties and parties or even sects and sects to deal with the site The wall of the constitution and the national charter.
From here we ask:
Is required today the production of a new Hassan Diab government?
Is the assigned president convinced of his words about partisan and political work? Is he really convinced that he is a neutral figure and his history is free of political and party life? … Isn’t this another misleading of public opinion?
Is there a state in the world that excludes parties and political forces from the executive authority?
In front of all the above, we demand that the criteria for forming the government be clear and unified, so that everyone is dealt with equally, according to the foundations of the constitution and the national charter, not according to the political whims and moods. We also count on His Excellency the President of the Republic, General Joseph Aoun, who we trust that he will not accept such malicious policies and selective practices that deepen his crises.
And based on our national responsibility, we confirm that we have not and will not be in the position of the idle and the obstacle to government production, but on the contrary, we are advocates of facilitating this new era, even if it is on our political expense, we believe that the interest of Lebanon and its people is above any personal and factional consideration, But at the same time, we will not accept the standards of successes that threaten the unity and stability of the country.
In conclusion, Lebanon needs a fair, balanced government, which reflects the will of all Lebanese, not a government of firing political accounts or narrow factional interests.