Posted By
Najib
Nov 09, 2019 03:37
The revolution is still alive and kicking after three weeks and Tripolitans are still stealing the show and showing everyone else how it's done. Two days ago, they "cleaned" their city from all the political posters and here's how the city looks like now. For those who haven't been to Tripoli, there are huge posters of politicians all over the city, especially in crowded areas.
Posted By
Najib
Nov 09, 2019 03:09
The presumably trust-worthy National News Agency shared an article today claiming that international organization have warned Lebanon after noticing kids aged 18 and less taking part in the protests. Annahar and other portals also published the same article but the truth is there's no such thing as an anonymous international organization and UNICEF hasn't mentioned a word on this matter. On the contrary, they've been praising for a week now the role that young people…
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