"No speaking about politics," "No references to religion" and "No commenting on the music" are among the 10 rules plastered on the door of Beirut's oldest communist bar. Terrez Saieda, a 56-year-old with dark shadows under her eyes, doesn't enforce every rule, but she has thrown a few people out for fighting about politics in the past.Saieda is the owner of Abou Elie, a small bar where young and old Lebanese communists still hang out.