Another step toward the return of the glory that once was Lebanon.

Viva La Hot Babe Revolucion! (appy polly loggies to my Latin cousins [once removed] for my lack of Spanish skills. "Bebe caliente" didn't seem quite right.)
What Hot Babes? See for yourself. And a closeup.


The anti-Syrian opposition secured a majority in the Lebanese parliament Monday, breaking Damascus' long political hold on its tiny neighbor after opposition candidates swept all seats in the last round of elections, according to unofficial results.

A campaign official for anti-Syrian opposition leader Saad Hariri said the slate had won all seats in the north, guaranteeing the parliamentary majority. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because Hariri was expected to announce the victory himself later Monday at a news conference.

As news of the win spread, women and children waved flags and danced on the streets of the northern port city of Tripoli. Motorcades of cheering, honking supporters drove through Beirut, the capital, in celebration.
A pro-Syrian leader had earlier acknowledged the outcome from Sunday's final round of elections in northern Lebanon.

Final official results that were supposed to be announced by the Interior Ministry were delayed for several hours as officials counted the ballots.
The latest developments capped months of political upheaval since the Feb. 14 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Saad Hariri's father. Mass anti-Syrian protests sparked by his murder led to the Syrian army withdrawing from Lebanon in April after a 29 year presence.
(From My Way News via WND)