Posted By
Najib
Oct 08, 2015 09:02
A year go, I wrote a post against allowing 3 foreign players instead of two in the Lebanese Basketball teams and I applauded the FLB President Walid Nassar for standing against this decision, hoping that he won't change his mind. Not only did Nassar change his mind, but he's now threatening to resign if his demands are not met, and one of them is allowing 3 foreign players instead of 2. I don't know what…
Posted By
Najib
Oct 03, 2015 09:33
Taken from NajwaKaramFB During her radio interview with Rima Njeim, Lebanese Singer Najwa Karam stated that she was a victim of domestic violence but she "deserved it" and thought it "helped her". I guess that explains her tweet last year on that same topic. Maybe we shouldn't expect much from a Hilter fan after all, but I'm just surprised that a statement like that from a popular singer like her doesn't cause a public outrage.
Critiques
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Critiques
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Critiques
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Lebanon
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Critiques
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Critiques
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Critiques
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Critiques
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