Posted By
Najib
Oct 10, 2012 10:05
Update: The person, Nicole Bekhaazi, who wrote those comments no longer exists on Facebook. It's either she got kicked out or closed her account. After May Chidiac announced her intentions to run for the 2013 elections in the Keserwan district on Saturday, she was subject to a harsh and discriminatory online attack. Honestly, only a sick person would leave comments such as the ones portrayed above! Tfeh! Here's the report by LBC:
Posted By
Najib
Sep 26, 2012 12:41
Jamaa al-Islamiya in Saida didn't like the idea of organizing a "Free Hugs" day at the Saida Mall and Le Mall because hugs are only meant "at spreading vice". Here's . I say we give "Free Poke" day a chance and see what they have to say about it.
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