November 7, 1989

Associated Press

VENDORS BEATEN IN BEIRUT

BEIRUT, Lebanon - Christian teen-agers today beat up vendors who ignored a strike that was called to show solidarity with the army commander, Gen. Michel Aoun, in his opposition to the new president, witnesses said. Rene Mouawad, who was elected president Sunday, consulted with politicians in Syrian-controlled north Lebanon in an effort to form a government.

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AS USUAL, MARONITE ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE CALLED "CHRISTIANS."

THIS IS DONE TO DECREASE THE REALIZATION THAT ROMAN CATHOLICISM

IS IN YET ANOTHER BLOODY STRUGGLE FOR WORLDLY POWER

[LIKE ALSO IN NICARAGUA, IRELAND, THE BALKANS and more] .