All the Beirut news.

“deserves to be chased by a tank that runs over his body a thousand time!”

A bit excessive, no?

i agree 100%

Ni7na il libneniyyeh sha3b il majority minno maridin; sakhifin w ma belon illa bil mazaher wil 7araket, binazaron heik bikoun il “TERTEEB”…binazar 7ayalla ajnabeh b a civilised society hayda pure habal w ma bidill illa 3ala tadanneh il moustawa taba3 il moujtama3 where these things happen. Champagne w caviar b cinema in ABC will attract lot of silly people and will have success only in a country like Lebanon. Hal marad is contageous and is spreading very fast b hal moujtama3 il mat3oub 3aleih, ballash b fi2a ktir zghireh min il niswen il unemployed (yilleh they were wasting their husband’s money 3ala ishya ktir sakhifeh w manna routine b moujtama3na just to feel that they are better than their neighbors, their silly neighbors were impressed and they wasted more money just to be more “mrattabeh than her neighbor” these women gave birth so they brained wash the new (relatively new)lebanese generation with the idea of “artificial w completely imaginary” tirteeb w khirbet il binet yilleh ma fi aktar min 7araketa w talabeta wil shabb yilleh tole3 tilmiz il mama w ma fi askhaf minno, new generation came w min ismon u can tell shu sayer b libnen (completely foreign names la2anno ahlon believe inno b heik names they appear as “mrattabin w mish jirdiyyeh” in front of il foreigners w they dont know that haww il foreigners yilleh they want to impress 3ambyibiz2o w yid7ako 3alayon la2annon nekrin aslon w msimmeyin asemeh ma khassa fiyon just to immitate others who are not originally not better than them but with time they are becoming better. These people ma b fakkro inno il foreigners in general ma bisammo illa asemeh min their own culture w byi3tibro iheneh to borrow names from other culture). I am sad to say that bass il balad khireb only b big approval min hal people (yilleh always accuse il politicians and forget that they are electing them and they have the power to change w innno y7esbo 7ayalla politician (whose an employee lal sha3eb getting his salary min jiyabon) based 3ala his performance)…days passed wil japanese sushi ntasharet w saro yjagglo 3ala ba3don wyeklouwa aktar w aktar…days passed w khalas ba2esh fina no23od bil cine bala caviar w champagne…days will pass w alla yistor shu ra7 ya3mlo b hal balad w b hal kamm wa7ad tabi3eh yilleh ba3don be2yin.

10 bucks to the first guy who goes to a lady cop, puts his hands forward and says: “Arrest me, I’ve been baaad ”

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I agreed to your comment that by developing e-service and also need so that the consumer easy to get information from the kiosk. A nice topic with a perfect lesson for the readers. Keep it up.

LOL I love how you said “To each his own” then said “Do we really need this?”

Great understanding of what that phrase means

It was soooo crowded!
now it’s almost haunted during the day

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Try Secteur 75 in Mar Mkahyel . (Only on Sundays they do brunch).

Omg that’s so wazwaz! How about a motorcycle to go from car to car distributing equal shares of an argileh? #sarcasm

I think with banning smoking inside stores and restaurants is a start. At least there isn’t spoke being trapped inside places. I hope their next step is banning smoking completely because second-hand smoke is very dangerous for non-smokers.

http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/2012/05/16/ayrault-penis-medias-arabe-sexe_n_1521277.html

Tab eh fik tloumon?

bmw m6 is nice but too typical ..id dtifneelyy go with aston martin ..i prefer the db 9, it has a very nice rear, much beter than a vanquish Aston Martin sound way too good for a car, bmw is way tooo typical .one more thing, bmw m6 will depretiate quickly however aston martin’s price is gonna stay high for a longer time cuz its an exotic and a classic its hard for bmw to go in the exotic category cuz they r targeting the market in a different perspective, they wanna commercialize the car but exotic companies rather wanna build a strong name and they dont want everybody to drive their cars..only the preffered, the wealthy, the prestige .SO..go with Aston Martin DB9

I am enjoying rdeiang your blog. Wonderful experience and photos too.I also tried to write on World Press when i was in UK.Will post a link.Love and best wishesHari

that since the last Arab-Israeli war in 1973 they have decided to puurse peace as a means to end disputes over occupied land and the status of the Palestinians. The king’s comments suggested that Arab governments could decide to rethink that approach.”No one can predict what will happen if things get out of control,” said the statement from the king.”The Arabs have declared peace as a strategic choice … and put forward a clear and fair proposal of land for peace and have ignored [Arab] extremist calls opposing the peace proposal … but patience cannot last forever.”posted by newsbeat1 at 10:44 PM | 0 comments CNN- Inside Hezbollah territoryCOOPER (voice-over):” Drive into southern Beirut, and you quickly discover another city entirely. A heavily bombed state within a state, beyond the control of the Lebanese government.This is Hezbollah territory. Along the road posted like billboards, pictures of so-called martyrs, Hezbollah fighters who died battling Israel.(on camera) You can drive around. It doesn’t seem like there’s anybody around. All of a sudden your eyes, it’s almost like adjusting to the darkness. Suddenly, you realize there are people who are watching you and guys on motorcycles talking on cell phones who pass you by, watching very closely what you’re doing.(voice-over) Tension in this neighborhood is high. Many here are convinced Israel is sending in agents to help guide their aerial attacks.(on camera) Not allowed to enter Hezbollah territory really without their permission. They control this whole area, even after the sustained Israeli bombing campaign. We’ve arranged with a Hezbollah representative to get permission to come here. We’ve been told to pull over to the side of the road and just wait.(voice-over) We’d come to get a look at the damage and had hoped to talk with a Hezbollah representative. Instead, we found ourselves with other foreign reporters taken on a guided tour by Hezbollah. Young men on motor scooters followed our every movement.They only allowed us to videotape certain streets, certain buildings. Once, when they thought we’d videotaped them, they asked us to erase the tape. These men are called al-Shabab, Hezbollah volunteers who are the organization’s eyes and ears.(on camera) You see their CD’s on the wall still.Hezbollah representatives are with us now but don’t want to be photographed. They’ll point to something like that and they’ll say, “Well, look, this is a store.” The civilians lived in this building. This is a residential complex.And while that may be true, what the Israelis will say is that Hezbollah has their offices, their leadership has offices and bunkers even in residential neighborhoods. And if you’re trying to knock out the Hezbollah leadership with air strikes, it’s very difficult to do that without killing civilians.As bad as this damage is, it certainly could have been much worse in terms of civilian casualties. Before they started heavily bombing this area, Israeli warplanes did drop leaflets in this area, telling people to get out.The civilian death toll, though, has angered many Lebanese. Even those who do not support Hezbollah are outraged by the pictures they’ve seen on television of civilian casualties.(voice-over) Civilian casualties are clearly what Hezbollah wants foreign reporters to focus on. It keeps the attention off them. And questions about why Hezbollah should still be allowed to have weapons when all the other militias in Lebanon have already disarmed.After letting us take pictures of a few damaged buildings, they take us to another location, where there are ambulances waiting.(on camera) This is a heavily orchestrated Hezbollah media event. When we got here, all the ambulances were lined up. We were allowed a few minutes to talk to the ambulance drivers. Then one by one, they’ve been told to turn on their sirens and zoom off so that all the photographers here can get shots of ambulances rushing off to treat civilians. That’s the story — that’s the story that Hezbollah wants people to know about.(voice-over) These ambulances aren’t responding to any new bombings. The sirens are strictly for effect.When a man in a nearby building is prompted to play Hezbollah resistance songs on his stereo, we decide it’s time to go.Hezbollah may not be terribly subtle about spinning a story, but it is telling perhaps that they try. Even after all this bombing, Hezbollah is still organized enough to have a public relations strategy, still in control enough to try and get its message out

not only that, check the area around the soldier’s head… blurry.

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After further inspection, the gun’s sharpness is higher than the rest of the picture. This could very well be photoshopped.