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decided: July 12, 1978.
ELAINE SHEPPARD VENTOv.FRANK J. VENTO, APPELLANT
No. 2211 October Term, 1977, Appeal from the Amended Final Decree Dated July 13, 1977 of the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County, Civil Action - Law Division, at Nos. 4700 of 1975.
Thomas J. Stapleton, Jr., Drexel Hill, for appellant.
Read Rocap, Jr., Media, for appellee.
Jacobs, President Judge, and Hoffman, Cercone, Price, Van der Voort and Hester, JJ. Spaeth, J., did not participate in the consideration or decision of this case. Hester, J., dissents as to the real estate.
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Appellant contends that the lower court erred in granting partition of property which appellant and appellee held as tenants by the entireties because appellee did not prove that appellant wrongfully appropriated property to his own use
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and excluded appellee therefrom. We disagree and, therefore, affirm the decree of the lower court.
At a pre-trial conference before the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas on April 8, 1976, the parties stipulated the following facts: On April 8, 1975, appellee, Elaine Sheppard Vento, filed a complaint in equity and partition against appellant, her husband, Frank J. Vento. Appellee alleged that she and appellant were married in Philadelphia, on November 16, 1957. On September 15, 1974, the parties separated; appellee left the family residence where appellant remained with their three teenage children. Prior to December 24, 1973, the parties opened a joint savings account*fn1 at a Philadelphia bank; either party had power to draw.*fn2 On October 22, 1974, appellant withdrew the sum of $9500.00 in cash from the account, leaving a balance of $32.78.
In her complaint, appellee alleged that appellant withdrew $9500.00 from the joint account without appellee's knowledge or consent and appropriated the money for his own use. Consequently, she requested the court to partition the $9500.00, the parties' real estate, and the household furnishings.
In his answer, appellant responded that he did not deny appellee access to the jointly owned savings account nor did he exclude her from the family residence and household furnishings. Following a non-jury trial on July 29, 1976, at which both parties testified, the lower court issued an adjudication in which it found that appellant wrongfully withdrew $9500.00 from the joint savings account without appellee's knowledge or consent and appropriated the money to his own use. Accordingly, the court entered judgment
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against appellant for $4750.00 plus interest from October 22, 1974, and ordered partition of the real estate and its furnishings. After the court dismissed appellant's exceptions, it entered a final decree on July 11, 1977. This appeal followed.
Appellant contends that the lower court erred in granting partition of the parties' property because appellee did not demonstrate that appellant appropriated any of the parties' property to his own use and excluded appellee from access thereto. We disagree.
The rule in Pennsylvania regarding withdrawals from joint bank accounts is well settled. "Where both husband and wife have the power to withdraw funds deposited in a joint account, the power must be exercised in good faith for the mutual benefit of both, and cannot be rightly exercised by the fraudulent withdrawal of the corpus of the funds for the exclusive use of one for the purpose of depriving the other of any use thereof or title thereto."*fn3 Berhalter v. Berhalter, 315 Pa. 225, 228, 173 A. 172, 173 (1934). See also In re Estate of Beniger, 449 Pa. 373, 296 A.2d 773 (1972); In re Estate of Carson, 431 Pa. 311, 245 A.2d 859 (1968); Reifschneider v. Reifschneider, 413 Pa. 342, 196 A.2d 324 (1964); De Luca v. De Luca, 388 Pa. 167, 130 A.2d 179 (1957). "A violation of the rules by one's spouse appropriating the property to his own use works a revocation of the estate by the fiction of the appropriation's being an offer of an agreement to destroy the estate and an acceptance of that offer when the other spouse starts suit: the property is then fit for accounting and division. . . . Furthermore, all property of the parties held by the entireties is affected, not merely the unit that has been improperly drawn upon." Stemniski v. Stemniski, 403 Pa. 38, 42, 169 A.2d 51, 53 (1961) (Citations omitted). See also Backus v. Backus, 464 Pa. 380, 346 A.2d 790 (1975); Linett v. Linett, 437 Pa. 138, 262 A.2d 849 (1970); Shapiro v. Shapiro, 424 Pa. 120, 224 A.2d 164 (1966); Reifschneider v. Reifschneider,
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supra. This rule is an exception to the general rule that neither tenant can partition entireties property prior to divorce. Backus, supra; Linett, supra; Shapiro, supra; Stemniski, supra.
In reviewing an equity decree, the chancellor's findings of fact, supported by competent evidence, have the weight of a jury verdict. De Luca v. De Luca, supra. "The test in either case is whether the findings are adequately supported by the record. The chancellor's findings are entitled to particular weight in a case in which the credibility of the witnesses must be carefully evaluated, because he has had the opportunity to hear them and observe their demeanor on the stand." Stauffer v. Stauffer, 465 Pa. 558, 567, 351 A.2d 236, 240 (1976). See also Kimball v. Barr Twp., 249 Pa. Super. 420, 378 A.2d 366 (1977); Reifschneider, supra; Shapiro, supra.
Applying the previously outlined legal principles and our standard of review to the facts of the instant case, we conclude that the lower court's findings and remedy were correct. The court found that appellant wrongfully appropriated jointly owned funds to his own use and excluded appellee therefrom. The testimony of the parties at trial adequately supports this finding. Appellee testified that appellant withdrew $9500.00 from the joint account without either her knowledge or consent. In fact, she did not learn of this withdrawal until several months later when she attempted to withdraw funds from the account and found that the remaining balance was only $32.78. Appellee testified that when she asked appellant for some of the money he had withdrawn he refused. She further stated that she did not know where the passbook for the account was and had not seen it since August, 1975.
Appellant conceded that he withdrew $9500.00 from the joint account without appellee's knowledge or consent. In response to questions about whether he had offered any of the money to appellee he answered: "The thought never entered my mind. . . . I never offered to give her anything." Appellant further testified that after withdrawing
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the money, he hid it in his house for about two years and spent more than $7000.00 on household and living expenses for himself and the children. However, appellant was evasive regarding specific expenses and conceded that he had neither receipts nor other evidence of these expenses.
We conclude that the lower court correctly found that the parties' testimony established that appellant wrongfully appropriated the $9500.00 to his own use and excluded appellee from the use and enjoyment of that property. The facts of the instant case required careful evaluation of the parties' credibility which the lower court had the opportunity to assess. Kimball, supra. Our review of the record reveals adequate evidence to support the lower court's findings. Thus, we find no abuse of discretion to warrant reversal. Shapiro, supra.
Moreover, we conclude that the lower court correctly ordered partition of the $9500.00 as well as partition of the real estate and its furnishings. Appellant contends that partition of the real estate was erroneous because appellant did not exclude appellee from the residence nor deny her the use of its furnishings. This contention ignores the rule that once misappropriation of property held by both spouses has been established, "all property of the parties held by the entireties is affected, not merely the unit that has been improperly drawn upon." Stemniski, supra, 403 Pa. at 42, 169 A.2d, at 53.
In sum, we hold that the lower court correctly found that appellant's withdrawal of the $9500.00 from the joint bank account was a misappropriation of the parties' property to his own use and a wrongful exclusion of appellee from its use and enjoyment. Moreover, the lower court properly ordered partition of the money, the real estate, and the furnishings. Consequently, we affirm the lower court's decree.
Decree affirmed.
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Water is a precious commodity, and we use a lot of it. Don't believe me? Just take a look at your monthly water bill. A typical family of four consumes 300 to 400 gallons of water per day, which means between 9,000 and 12,000 gallons flow through a household each month.
How much does that cost? Depending where you live in the country, water costs anywhere from $2 to over $20 per 1,000 gallons, so many consumers are paying well over $200 per month on water. Ouch!
Trimming your water bill doesn't mean wearing dirty clothes or skipping showers, however. Here are four places to slow the flow:
In the bathroom
As you can imagine, the bathroom is where a family uses a large proportion of its daily water. A low-flow showerhead is an obvious idea, but sometimes they make it harder to get a good shower. Instead (or in addition), persuade your spouse and kids that a shower is a place to get clean, not a place to soak oneself.
If you were ever in boot camp, you probably remember being given four minutes to shower, shave, and, well, use the toilet. You can't expect your family to be quite that speedy, but the truth is that washing yourself in a shower can easily be done in five minutes. Save your soaking for the swimming pool.
If your kids are young, have them take a bath or shower together. (And if you're lucky, your spouse will want to take a shower with you — just to save water, mind you.) You probably already have a low-flow toilet, and if you have one made in the last decade, it probably does the job just fine (early low-flow toilets were simply too wimpy to take care of business).
If you want to upgrade the water efficiency of your toilet, seek a two-stage toilet, which uses even less water when there is no solid waste to dispose of. And if you notice a leak anywhere, fix it right away.
Finally, don't let your kids run the water while they're brushing their teeth!
On your lawn
First, plant native shrubs, grasses, and other plants rather than a giant, boring, green grass lawn. You might be able to avoid watering the lawn altogether if you do that. But if you do have grass, follow a few basic tips to save water:
- Don't water the sidewalk or driveway (adjust your sprinkler to hit just grass).
- Go slow and let the water soak in, rather than spraying a lot of water on quickly and letting it flow off the lawn.
- Install a rain barrel under your downspout and use that water for your lawn and garden.
- Aerate your lawn so that the water soaks in better (so you can use less).
- Don't water more than you need to (if your lawn feels spongy, you're overwatering).
- Adjust your mower to a higher setting, because longer grass retains water better.
- Measure rainfall with a rain gauge or tin can, and adjust your lawn watering accordingly.
- Don't water on windy days when much of the water evaporates.
- Use drip irrigation on trees and other large plants, so the water goes only where it is needed.
In the kitchen
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- Designate one water glass for each family member to use all day – that way, you won't need to wash more glasses than necessary.
- Put a pitcher of water into the refrigerator so it's always cold and you don't have to run the water to let it cool down when you want a drink.
- If possible, try to cook multiple items in one pot of water (e.g., cook carrots in the same pot as the bag of instant rice).
- Some foods can be cooked in the microwave instead of a boiling pot of water (e.g., corn on the cob tastes great if you wrap it in plastic wrap and microwave it).
- If you wash dishes by hand, don't run the water while you're washing; instead, wash in one basin and rinse in the other basin.
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Don't let your spouse or kids toss towels into the dirty laundry basket until they've been used at least a couple of times. The same goes for most items of clothing (pajamas, for example, do not need to be washed after each wearing). Use the lowest water level possible for the amount of clothes you're washing. Use shorter cycles if you're washing clothes that are not particularly soiled.
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Another tip: if possible, have only boys because they never shower! just kidding… but seriously: my three boys have to be drug INTO the shower, my friends with daughters? They have to drag them OUT of the shower.
One more: Use the water from the dehumidifier to water your plants.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 9:44 am
This is being discussed on the Dave Ramsey boards this morning so I posted a link to this post over there. We stayed in a primitive cabin once and I was amazed at how clean I could get bathing in the same amount of water as you'd find in a baby bathtub.
Showering with my DH doesn't save water though; we – uh – get too distracted 😮Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 10:37 am
If you can get your family to take their showers at night, they won't get the sheets on their beds dirty as quickly. That way you can wash the sheets every other week instead of every week. Saves lots of water! Plus everyone can speed up their morning routine if they don't have to shower at that time!Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 12:31 pm
Um, the four places you can save water at home are the only places where you have running water in a home… the title seems redundant, no?Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 2:43 pm
I would add: do a leak test, at your meter. A leaking toilet can waste tremendous amounts of water, and those leaks are hard to detect. Meters have a gauge builtin to them to answer, unequivocally, whether you have a leak or not.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 3:05 pm
Very helpful tips! You can also use the water from the rain barrel to water your kitchen garden. My neighbour uses rain water for his fish tanks!Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 7:01 pm
Many showerheads only have a single flow setting, thus when you turn them on, they run full-steam until the water is hot enough to get in. If you have a long run of copper pipes, you also have to heat up the pipes before the water is warm enough. Before starting the shower, I'll turn on the hot side of the faucet at low flow. The slower-moving water will add more heat to the pipes and run less water to get hot water to the shower.
Another option if you have long hot-water runs is a http://www.chilipepperapp.com/ or similar. This unit pumps water from the hot pipe to the cold pipe until hot water arrives, almost eliminating water use and reducing the wait time for hot water. A few gallons saved per use will add up over the year.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 7:34 pm
It's always good to save water especially in states where water is more expensive like NYC. For me, water is very cheap so even if I work hard to save water, it doesn't add much. Maybe I can save about $10 per month. So instead I focus on electricity and gas by lowering the temperature using programmable thermostats.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 7:39 pm
I'd second BG's recommendation. Mainly because the assumption "A typical family of four consumes 300 to 400 gallons of water per day, which means between 9,000 and 12,000 gallons flow through a household each month," seems slightly high to me.
I applaud the suggestions here, I do think they are great.
However, I wonder where this statistic is from and from what era. Today, Federal guidelines for shower heads is 2.5 gpm (water saver ones are usually 1 gpm), toilets are now 1.6 gpf, with water savers 1.28 gpf, washer typically 40 gal for top loader and 24 for front loader, bathtub is usually 40 gals. Maybe it is because I do not have children, or maybe because I work in construction playing with numbers, but my first thought there a leak somewhere. It could be washing cars and watering grass (the garden hose can put out a lot more than realized) but it you add up the numbers (and cooking uses the least – remember water is 8 lbs a gallon, so most folks are not hauling out a five gallon pot when one will do), 300 gallons a day seems like a lot today (in the bad old days, showers were ~5 gpm, toilets — 7 gpf in the '50s, 5 gpf in the '60s, 3.5 gpf in the '80s – so 300 gallons would be very go able). If your water bill is that high, I'd first look for drips or running toilets, ponder how green you need your lawn, else shut off the main water and see if the meter still spins. I actually did have leak between meter and house, which I noticed because my bill where higher than what they should have been from my calculations, now replaced my bills are within range I can predict.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 8:51 pm
Excellent points. I would start with drips and leaks and work my way up to my habits through the lawn. Low flow toilets and showerheads work great in this regard as well.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 3rd 2011 @ 10:59 pm
Great tips! A suggestion though. I'm pretty sure it's not healthy to microwave things in plastic. It releases chemicals that can make you sick in the long run.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 4th 2011 @ 6:52 am
One more tip: I have a dehumidifier in the basement that runs nearly all the time from Mar to Nov. That is a place to get water that is already paid for (cost of running the machine). Mine has a bucket built in that holds 1.5 gallons, but could be hooked up to a hose for constant draining.
This is water that is often called "gray water". May not be safe enough to drink or wash dishes in, but will be fine for plants and lawn and probably ok for washing clothes or cleaning around the house.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 4th 2011 @ 2:02 pm
John) That chilipepper thing is what I have been hunting for! Its ingenious, and not having to run new copper for a dedicate return line (to form a loop) is perfect for existing construction.
Thanks!Comment by Anonymous — Nov 4th 2011 @ 6:32 pm
It takes a little while to get hot water to our bathroom so I always brush my teeth using the hot water valve. By the time I'm done rinsing my mouth, the water is starting to get warm.
It takes a very long time to get the kitchen water hot. So I always use the hot water valve to do my food prep (washing veggies, etc.) By the time the meal is ready, the water is usually hot and I can use it to soak my pans.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 6th 2011 @ 9:45 am
These are great tips.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 6th 2011 @ 5:01 pm
We let the cold water from the shower run into a bucket until the water is warm enough for our shower and use the cold water to flush the toilet. Also we use the bath water to hand wash lingerie, to flush the toilet and to clean the floors.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 7th 2011 @ 5:21 pm
When we do the wash up by hand, we use the rinse water to clean the floors and to flush the toilet.
Lot of flushing over here 🙂
Very good tips here. I always get on my wife for taking 20 minute showers. One thing that I have always found useful is when doing dishes to fill the sink up and wash them all without having the water running the whole time.Comment by Anonymous — Nov 10th 2011 @ 11:36 pm
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This is a very funny baseball movie. An ex-showgirl inherits the Major
League Cleveland Indians ball team. This team is mired near the cellar and
if they keep losing the new owner can move the team to a better money making
locale. This band of misfits suck it up and end up competing for the
Tom Berenger is an all but washed up catcher that revives this teams pride to become winners. Charlie Sheen, known as the 'Wild Thing', is the bespectacled relief pitcher that helps bring fans back out to the ballpark. Bob Uecker steals the show as the Indians play-by-play announcer Harry Doyle. His one liners really hold the movie together.
Corbin Bernsen plays a lazy infielder with a large ego. Wesley Snipes is the teams base stealing showboat. The gravel voiced team manager Lou Brown is played by James Gammon. The new team owner is Margaret Whitton and she plays the role of bitch to perfection. The lovely Rene Russo is Berenger's love life past and present. Uecker is not the only former ballplayer in the cast. Look for former stars Pete Vuckovich and Steve Yeager.
This movie is laugh out loud funny. Typical foul language is part of the comic relief. You can't make a realistic baseball film without spittin' and cussin'.
Funny baseball parody that feels very much like a typical ZAZ comedy
it isn't one). A team of baseball players (Sheen, Berenger, etc.) all
to play a season of pro baseball, even though they have no talent. Corbin
"Made-for-TV-King" Bernsen co-stars.
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Beats me! All I know is that virtually EVERY time this flick hits cable...I watch it. There is something about the way this simple, very funny movie fits together that just compels me. Sheen is great as "Wild Thing" Ricky Vaughn. And the same can be said for every other actor (and character) in the film. They all just seem to click. Bob Uecker is priceless. I don't know, maybe I'm losing my taste, but this is a film that will ALWAYS pick me up and makes life just a bit better!
This is what any sports league should be like -- a bunch of underdogs with
genuine personality who get their act together and win the league
championship along their girls' hearts. Reality is probably a bit more
Overall, not a great work of art or anything, but undeniably an enjoyable, solid film with plenty of good lines and laughs. Catch it on TV or get it from your video store if you haven't seen it yet.
"Major League" is a funny and yet somewhat serious and dramatic film about the woeful Cleveland Indians. Their new owner (Margaret Whitton) has brought together the worst players so the team will lose more games than anyone else in baseball. Why? Well, she wants the attendance to be so low that she will be able to move the team to Miami and then buy the players to make the franchise successful. The has-beens and never-will-bes include catcher Tom Berenger, third baseman Corbin Bernsen, center-fielder Wesley Snipes, and wild pitcher Charlie Sheen. However after a rocky start, the team comes together and begins winning. They unite the city and unite the team in grand fashion. "Major League" is a film that tries to be more than it is and almost succeeds. On first glance it is a pure comedy, but does have some dramatic aspects as well. This makes the film somewhat uneven and disjointed, but somehow it still over-achieves for the most part. Far from a masterpiece, but it is still a good film overall. 3.5 out of 5 stars.
This movie hits close to home because I live in the Cleveland area and am a
HUGE Indians fan! I remember back in the days when Cleveland and especially
the Tribe were laughingstocks...oh, back to the movie,
Bob Uecker is hysterically funny as the Indians' radio announcer, and Tom Berenger looks very comfortable and relaxed as the veteran catcher. Charlie Sheen is funny, and Rene Russo makes the most of her small role as Berenger's girlfriend. Wesley Snipes was great as the Kenny Lofton-esque Willie Mays Hayes, and the rest of the cast was great.
The script offers no suprises whatsoever, but it's still fun to watch. Recommended especially to Indians fans.
This is my favorite movie of all time. It is awesome! Not only is this movie one of the funniest sports movies ever made, but it also has one of the best endings to any sports movie ever. I still get chills when I hear Bob Uecker yelling at the end!
This movie is pure Velveeta and packs every sports-flick cliche ever seen
into 90 minutes...but I still laugh out loud during many of the lines I can
quote verbatim and still get chills every time Ricky Vaughn strides out of
the bullpen at the end.
Not a great movie by any means, but ten years later it's still one of my favorites.
Major League is by far my favor sports movie, beating out Caddyshack although most would disagree. Why it has a score of 6.4 I can't understand. Everyone I know loves this movie. While the sequels are almost as bad as sequels to such other classics as Home Alone and Caddyshack, it shouldn't affect this movie. The wonderful one-liners and story alone make this great movie what it should be ranked at. Having it at a 6.4 is almost as bad as Mr. Showbiz saying Haley Joel Osment should be voted for worst actor of the year award, while he is the most oscar worthy supporting actor to be in a movie yet.
Any true baseball fan has to see this movie if they haven't seen it yet. It is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. Many of the lines are unforgettable. You have to love the characters in this movie. Ricky Vaughn, Willie Mays Hays, Pedro Cerrano, and Harris are terrific.
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The Semantics of Numbers
"for the eye sees not itself
But by reflection, by some other things."
-- Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
One of the most interesting things to observe in the aftermath of Hizbullah's rally, and the opposition's counter-rally today, was not the numbers per se, but how those numbers were interpreted by commentators, especially by western Third Worldists.
In a post on H&R, Charles Freund made an interesting point:
[T]he groups that have been demonstrating in Cairo and Kuwait are far, far smaller -- hardly "crowds" at all -- but they yield greater potential political meaning: That such popular-empowerment groups have assembled at all represents a challenge to long-standing, top-down political norms. Indeed, the significance of the Egyptian Kifaya protests is not that they involved tens of thousands of marchers, but that they were an unanticipated phenomenon that quickly went from negligible to noticeable. No one doubts that Egypt's Mubarak could conjure up a counter-crowd of a million people to chant his name, but that wouldn't change the significance of the smaller protest gatherings.
Just such a conjured counter-crowd is what marched Tuesday in Beirut. The Hizbollah crowd that gathered to protest U.S. and French pressure for a full Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon (and also against UN Resolution 1559, which would disarm Hizbollah) has impressed some Bush critics by its size. The size of the crowd matters -- it reflects the strength of the crowd's organizers -- but so does the nature of the crowd. Indeed, the point of such conjured crowds is that they are about their organizers far more than they are about their participants.
Different crowds, different meanings.
This is an important reminder to people smitten by numbers. It's not that numbers don't matter, it's that the meanings people assign to them often do nothing but expose their underlying ideological premises.
For a quick example, take a look at your reliable third-worldists. The consistently repulsive Helena Cobban is one such commentator. In one of her most recent gems, she wrote that the opposition's massive rally today "may equal that pulled together by Hizbullah last Tuesday..." (Emphasis mine. In fact, it was at least double in size if not more). Another is the pitifully hilarious As'ad AbuKhalil, who has derided the opposition as hapless "Hummus" revolutionaries, who don't quite live up to the proletarian standards set by his hair. Perhaps at the top of the list is Baathophile and Asad spokesman, Patrick Seale, who recently made this typically stupid statement:
The Lebanese opposition - and especially the Maronite Christians among them - are in danger of imagining that, once Syria withdraws, their former dominance can be restored. They sometimes forget that they lost the civil war and that, in the meantime, other political forces have arisen which in terms of numbers, discipline and armed strength, dwarf their own.
Those people took the numbers of the Hizbullah rally and dumped all their ideological biases on it, from proletarianism, to third-worldism, through pseudo-Marxism, crypto-Arab nationalism, etc.
So you often heard statements like "in a real democracy, Hizbullah would sweep the elections and run the country" (or take the statement by hipster parody prof. Mark LeVine, that Hizbullah was "the most democratic force" in Lebanon).
What this means is that these people translated the numbers to mean something entirely different. This was all based on hilariously exaggerated demographic statistics regarding the Shiites, like Angry Hair's "at least 55%" or Cobban's "just below 50%"! Ironically, it was Juan Cole who got it right, placing the Shiites' numbers around the 35% mark (unless he needed to up it for ideological reasons to 40%, and equating the Christians with the Maronites, bring their total number to 20%.) Basically, if we're to reduce this to a sketch, it would be something like this: Shiite crowds => Shiite majority => Hizbullah majority => Hizbullah should run the country (were it only a "real" democracy and not that consociational nonsense!).
So what I would like to do is assess these two claims: that Hizbullah is "the most democratic force" and that is indeed an under-represented majority that would otherwise "sweep" the country and run it. (This absurd and incredibly faulty claim was echoed even by Tim Cavanaugh, whom I respect greatly, in an otherwise excellent post.) The underlying notion is the the extent to which Hizbullah wants to become a full-fledged Lebanese party.
The first thing that all these commentators fell prey to is Hizbullah's consistent tactic of "intimidation rallies." Hizbullah (especially since after the Israeli withdrawal) has a habit of organizing rallies and marches in their neighborhoods (esp. on Ashoura, but also on "Jerusalem Day") to instill two notions: 1- we are organized and disciplined (and ideologically dedicated) and 2- we are numerous. I would add a third point: we are the only ones armed!
Obviously the ideologically sympathetic commentators were impressed. The Lebanese never were. The reason is simple. It has nothing to do with a minority oppressing the majority or any of that inapplicable nonsense. It has to do with the fact that Hizbullah is the only armed force in the country beside the army! Hizbullah runs it own areas and the military (Syrian and Lebanese) or government officials don't go there (there is an incident where a minister was turned back because he didn't get authorization from Hizbullah to visit. Another incident included the Hizbullah guys beating up a government official and breaking the window of his car.)
You don't further your political weight through what is nothing less than blackmail! Well you could, but that's hardly democratic! Unless of course, you're Mark LeVine and Helena Cobban!
Hizbullah's pro-Syrian rally is to be viewed similarly. If Hizbullah was thinking that they will use the Syrians (and their numbers) to dictate change in the system (as Cavanaugh read it) in order to overhaul it, they were sorely mistaken. What
Lebanese in their right mind would accept change under these circumstances and under effective threat by the only armed militia in the country, who'se siding with the occupying force and using it for leverage?! And that's democracy!?
In a consociational democracy like Lebanon, which is the best system in a segmented society (as the Iraqis figured out), the last thing you do is intimidate in the other communities. That is the one thing that will certainly harm you! Just ask young Muqtada Sadr or the various "insurgent" Sunnis in Iraq. Or, simply ask a Lebanese Sunni politician, Hani Hammoud, as Neil MacFarquhar did the other day:
"[I]f he [Nasrallah] turns himself into a local political player and keeps repeating 'We want Syria,' pretty soon you will find that not just 50 percent of the Lebanese, but even 50 percent of the Shiites will start asking, 'Why does that militia still hold its weapons?' This is the risk," Mr. Hammoud concluded.
That means, if you want to enter the Lebanese game (which Nasrallah has been playing for a while now, while maitaining his contempt for it in rhetoric), you need to play like the rest. After all, no steroids are allowed anymore.
In other words, you negotiate, you don't sit on top and dictate with the implicit threat of force and Syrian backing. Not even the far more numerically superior Iraqi Shiites did that in Iraq. No Lebanese will take it from Nasrallah. In fact, this might be the way to read recent regional and international attitudes toward Hizbullah recently. If Hizbullah thinks it can conjure up a regional card (Syrian and Iranian backing), it has to remember that the Sunni regional powerplayers Saudi Arabia and Jordan won't sit idly by. This was the message of this As-Siyassah story the other day. It quoted a high official from a major "Gulf country" (read Saudi Arabia) who said that it would be unacceptable to sit and watch a Syrian-backed Shiite "attack" on their Sunni natural allies in Lebanon, and leaving them to be assassinated and intimidated. The source went on to say that the Saudis promised the visiting Walid Jumblat full support for the opposition.
On an international level, the EU parliament labeled Hizbulah a terrorist organization, which should be seen as the price of convincing the US to tone down on Hizbullah. But that means that the world (including Russia, also after meeting with Jumblat) is saying that the only way you will be acknowledged as a Lebanese political force, is if you act as a Lebanese political force, and not a regionally active militia. This is precisely what the opposition has been saying to Hizbullah, and now it has received regional and international backing.
If so, then Hizbullah will compete like everyone else in Lebanese politics. Which brings us to this majority business that will supposedly allow Hizbullah to "sweep" elections. Let's go along with Juan Cole (I can't believe that in this case he is the reasonable one!) and say the Shiites are anywhere between 35-40%. I think they're on the lower end, but let's be generous. Let's say they're 40%. How is 40% a majority!? What about the other 60%? Even if you are working with the above-mentioned sketch, how can you dimiss that? Whether they got 800,000 people on the street, or 10,000, is irrelevant.
The vast majority of those 60% are on the other side (today's demonstration featured a visibly high Sunni element, which should put to rest once and for all the stupid notion espoused by Seale as well as the idiotic Angry Hair and the repugnant Cobban that this is somehow a Maronite/minoritarian bid to retake power). Furthermore, these 60% also represent the majority in terms of groups: Christian, Druze, and Sunni, and some independent Shiites. Does "democracy" mean that the Shiites get to flip off the rest of the Lebanese because they may be 40%!? That's democracy?! This entire majoritarian logic doesn't even apply in Lebanon.
But let's go further. Out of the Shiites, how much does Hizbullah control or represent? 50-60% of the Shiites (don't forget Amal, the Asaad family, the independent secular Shiites dispersed in the COmmunist party and other leftist parties, etc.)? This translates to 20-25% (assuming the total 40%) of the Lebanese population (that's how it is now. No telling how long they can maintain this popularity.) That entitles them to "run the country!?" In this sense, I find myself --egad!-- partially agreeing with Juan Cole:
Hizbullah cannot sweep the elections... The most that could happen would be that Hizbullah defeats the other Shiite party, AMAL, and takes over the Speaker of the House position.
Hizbullah is a party of the poor, is puritanical and often frankly fanatical. I wouldn't want to live under it. But it probably represents a good 1/3 of Lebanese politically and is a force to be reckoned with. It cannot simply be ignored or dismissed as a terrorist organization.
As it stands, they (Hizbullah, not the Shiites) have 10% of the parliamentary seats. This doesn't count the MPs from other sects who are aligned with them, running on their lists, and effectively advancing their interests (what's called "real representation"). So they in fact are represented much more closely than people suggest. Also, ironically, they were restrained by Syria in some places when they were forced to make place for Amal, Syria's other ally, so they may win more in independent elections (but also, they were helped by the Syrians at other times, like the '96 elections, where the Syrians forced people not to run against them or make coalitions that would weaken them, so let's not leave that out, that much of their power comes courtesy of Syrian manipulation).
But the point is that whatever changes to the Lebanese system, they cannot be made under these circumstances, with Hizbullah being the only armed group in the country! Also, it can't be made while Hizbullah pursues, as a Syrian proxy, a regional agenda that holds the country hostage. It can't be made by a party that refuses to pay taxes, and which runs its own canton (see below)!
The Lebanese system is not really that rigid. It's based on talk, compromise, and playing politics. We can talk about bicameralism, rotation of the top offices, review of the Taef structure (which needs it anyway). This is not done through mob rule, or through using Syrian power.
What this also means is that Hizbullah needs to come down from the heights of "resistance cloud nine" and play local politics, not intimidation with dreams of regional relevance at the expense of the Lebanese, as Michael Young pointed out in a recent op-ed in the DS. This is also the meaning of the EU parliament's decision, and this is what Hizbullah has to make up its mind on.
As Michael Young said, summarizing much of my arguments above:
Nasrallah is hoping the choice can be deferred to a distant future. The lengthy timetables for the Syrian withdrawals from Beirut and the Bekaa Valley, touched upon Monday between presidents Bashar Assad and Emile Lahoud, are intended to allow Syria, once its soldiers depart, to leave behind a Lebanese government and Parliament it controls. As Assad himself indicated in his weekend speech, he has every intention of ensuring, if not enforcing, close Lebanese-Syrian ties. Borders can be porous things, so Damascus is wagering that once its forces return home international attention on Lebanon will abate, so that Syria will be able to continue arming and supporting its Lebanese allies under the table. At the top of the edifice will sit Lahoud, buttressed by the security services, with Hizbullah acting as the regime's Praetorian Guard. Former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri being gone, no Lebanese will be capable of advancing a project for independent statehood.
Yet the plan won't work, both because a majority of Lebanese will reject it and because the international community will prevent it.
I add to that that Hizbullah's bargaining power with the Lebanese interior will be weakened, not strengthened, by such a move. The far more numerous Iraqi Shiites (who are a real majority) didn't work that way, so no one will take it from Hizbullah, who doesn't even represent all the Shiites. Hizbullah should've avoided this as a "Muqtada as-Sadr" move, doomed to fail.
Finally, LeVine never bothered to explain how Hizbullah is a "democratic force." It's an Islamist party. In a democracy, it will have to put out an agenda. In a country like Lebanon, an Islamist agenda will be resisted tooth and nail. People always fall back on Hizbullah's "social services" as some sort of legitimizing element. The flip side to that, is that they have established a state within a state, where the Lebanese army and officials cannot operate. Also, to continue on the theme of having their cake and eating it too, they don't pay taxes or bills, as this quote from the Neil MacFarquhar piece put it:
Even Shiite critics argue that Hezbollah must reconcile its long-held stand as a body of persecuted outsiders with its yearning for more stature before it tries to lead the nation.
The issues, says Waddah Sharara, a Lebanese University sociology professor, start with small, symbolic matters like the fact that most people in Hezbollah neighborhoods refuse to pay their electric bills - but never get cut off.
On a larger scale, Lebanon's potential will be hobbled as long as Hezbollah remains a possible source of instability, he argues.
"Hariri paid for all the windows broken by Syria and Iran via Hezbollah, but even he realized it could not continue," said Mr. Sharara, adding that Sheik Nasrallah espoused "a political program for a community, not a state."
In fact, Hariri and Hizbullah had several clashes on this point, which dovetails with Michael's op-ed as well. But it extends beyond Hizbullah. Nabih Berri has made so much money from the "Fund for the South" which he controls and the Shiites haven't seen a dime from it. So, there is (as there always was) the issue of self-criticism and blaming oneself for one's ills. Their leaders have played the card of poverty for ages yet never spent a dime on reconstruction and development. They complain that the state services don't reach them and at the same time they forbid the state from entering their controlled areas! They have kept the south dead even after the Israeli pull-out. You can't have it both ways. This is what frustrated Hariri. You can't keep the logic of perpetual war with Israel and hold the rest of the country (including the Shiite areas) hostage. You can't play the card of poverty while being responsible for its continuation. Jihad Zein took them to task on this in a recent column in an-Nahar. You can't talk about being a Lebanese party while running a canton, not paying taxes or bills, maintaining instability with Israel, but still expecting to get all the benefits! But you could, I guess, expect some idiot ME studies professor or some third-worldist journalist to call you a "democratic force" regardless!
Readers must be reminded that all this status was created and enhanced under direct Syrian tutelage. Syria was the one who silenced Hariri and the rest every time they complained and tried to change things (Hariri, before being eventually killed by the Syrians, used to get embarrassed constantly by Hizbullah, with Syrian blessing, every time he made pledges about calming the southern. In one such instance, a couple of guys fired a rocket at his TV station. Now, they just killed him.) Syria created and maintained this order. Now Syria is leaving. How will Hizbullah react? WIll they continue along the lines of their pro-Syrian rally, hoping to maintain the status quo as the "praetorian guard" of the Syrians, or will they fully play Lebanese politics? The ball is in their court now. Let's wait and see. But if this opposition rally says anything today it says that the Lebanese won't be intimidated.


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Measure the desired length of the wefts and cut. Note that you should stop the wefts at least ½ inch away from your hair line for coverage.
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Pinch the microring.
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