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Najib
Feb 18, 2014 02:58
Two days ago it was Nasrallah giving a speech and yesterday it was Berri on TV. This has to stop no matter who's giving a speech or showing on some TV show. Maskhara! Video via JosephElKhoury
Posted By
Najib
Feb 18, 2014 12:08
I was hoping to compile the entries I got and upload the video by this weekend but it seems someone has been working on it already. I wish they had seen the post and contacted me, at least I would have shared the stuff I got and compiled everything into one video. Either way, it's a pretty cool clip but I think I will still go ahead with our planned video since a lot of…
Posted By
Najib
Feb 18, 2014 10:28
Lebanese Photographer Hashem el Madani has been taking pictures of Saida's inhabitants over five decades and his archive contains some pretty unusual portraits like the one below. Apparently, it was common in Saida and probably in Lebanon in the 1950s to reenact movie scenes like a fight or a kiss, as long as it's a kiss between two people from the same sex as the society was a conservative one. In the 1960s and 1970s…
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Najib
Feb 18, 2014 09:04
Surveillance cameras at the entrance of the Iranian embassy in Beirut - Source Beirut's Municipality has decided back in August to install CCTVs all across the city due to the security situation, and based on what Annahar reported yesterday, the budget allocated to installing between 1500 and 2000 cameras will be around $40 million dollars. Honestly, it's quite a huge amount for a couple of thousand cameras , but nothing's clear yet about the bids…
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Source From what I’ve just read, it looks like a big misunderstanding and I agree that people shouldn’t make use of one incident, even though it’s not the first, to attack and disrespect MEA as ...
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After learning of the photograph’s manipulation on Sunday, the Associate Press decided to remove the new Lebanese government’s picture from their archives and advised their customers not to use it. They also called the Photoshop ...
