Posted By
Najib
Aug 26, 2015 10:09
Photo by Karim Mostafa Update: The DailyMail removed the article. The DailyMail shared an article on the recent Beirut Protests stating that "a female reporter was attacked by protesters on live TV during the anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon". I'm not sure how they came up with that conclusion but the "mob" that they are referring to was actually protecting the LBC reporter from the riot police. The crowd didn't assault her and her clothes weren't…
Posted By
Najib
Aug 25, 2015 05:14
via Nader Houella It barely lasted 24 hours. The question is though who put it up in the first place and how much did it cost to install it and remove it? More wasted money. Here's a showing the wall being taken down.
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10 years ago
A Beiruti snack called Ramez – Mazraat that sells chicken got inspired from the #Tol3it_Ree7etkon campaign and 3as3us’s #Farroujna_Lil_Watan episode and kicked off the #طَيبي_ريحتكن campaign. [YouTube] I have no idea who originally shot this ...
Humor
10 years ago
via Rita Makhoul Haha! ...
Lebanon
10 years ago
Photo by Karim Mostafa A Lebanese policeman was in the middle of the clashes when he completely lost it, sat down on the side of the road and started crying. When protesters spotted the police ...
Information
10 years ago
If you are planning on participating in the #YouReek protest or any kind of protest, it is important to know how to protect yourself from tear gas canisters. The effects of being tear-gassed usually last ...
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10 years ago
Throwing garbage in nature is a crime and Lebanese who are illegally dumping their trash in valleys, mountains and in the sea should be put behind bars. Ghaleb Cabbabe came up with a smart campaign ...
Humor
10 years ago
Today’s protest is expected to draw large crowds and hopefully will be a peaceful and civilized one. It wouldn’t hurt though to be ready just in case things get out of control. Here’s how: – ...
Lebanon
10 years ago
LiveLoveLebanon is an initiative launched by the Ministry of Tourism to show everyone through pictures and videos the true beauty of Lebanon and promote tourism in our country. I’ve been supportive of this campaign ever ...
Critiques
10 years ago
The garbage crisis is getting worse every day and is affecting all of us, yet when activists call for a demonstration against our corrupt politicians, barely anyone shows up. Even though most Lebanese are frustrated ...
