Malla maskhara... malla khara....
A dummy Maronite Christian president of the republic who sucks ass to Syria
A castrated Sunni Muslim prime minister who sucks ass to the Saudis
A traitor Shiite Speaker of Parliament who sucks ass to Iran
A country whose Army could not fight the pro-Saudi Sunni terrorists of the PLO from the 1960s to the 1980s, and to this date cannot fight the pro-Iranian Shiite terrorists of Hezbollah who have become more powerful than the national army...
A country that has seen a third of its people killed and maimed, the better third emigrate to never return, and the last - and worst - third remaining in a country of wolves, coyotes, mountain gorillas without a speck of a brain in their thick skulls...
A country divided between 18 religious communities..
A country at war for the past 40 years....
A bankrupt country that can barely pay its debts but survives on handouts and begging from Arabs and Westerners...
A country where the Intelligence and Security Services will arrest young people who criticize the "President" on Facebook....
A country in which other countries come in as they please and kidnap people, and no one in the fucking Lebanese government complains.... but like the coward dogs that they are, they remain silent....
A country that is at the top of the charts of MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY on earth....
A country whose people have no say in their future - other than be led into religious slaughters every 10-20 years, and who to compensate for their incompetence, focus their lives on the superficial and the irrelevant (maids, showing off, cars....), blindly follow their religious leaders, and do not give a damn about their fellow countrymen....
Khalil Gibran used to say about the Lebanese that they do not live off of what they themselves make... A people of phonies and fakes and imitators without any substance to them... Gibran also told the Lebanese that they have their Lebanon (the shitty Lebanon described above) and he (Gibran) has his Lebanon, the Lebanon that no longer exists and which has been buried under the scum, the depravity and the barbarity of the politicians and religious leaders of Lebanon with all their blind followers....
And they call this INDEPENDENCE! It is not independence, it is
A JOKE...
It is not a مسخرة but a piece of pure خرى
They think that independence consists of sitting and watching a military parade by a castrated army once a year....then go eat kibbe and tabbouli....
Mabrouk....
Hanibaal
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Lebanon Celebrates its 68th Independence Day
Lebanon commemorated on Tuesday its 68th independence anniversary in downtown Beirut, marking the liberation from the French Mandate which was exercised over Lebanese soil for over 23 years.
President Michel Suleiman, Prime Minister Najib Miqati, and Speaker Nabih Berri headed the officials that joined the celebrations marking the country’s independence.
Defense Minister Fayez Ghosn, Army Commander General Jean Qahwaji, Brazilian Vice-President Michel Tamer and a number of politicians and security figures attended the military parade which was held at Shafiq al-Wazzan Boulevard in Downtown Beirut.
Suleiman placed a wreath on the monument of the Unknown Soldier.
At the end of the parade, the president, PM and speaker headed to the Baabda palace to receive congratulators.
Lebanon received its independence after French troops arrested Lebanese national leaders Beshara al-Khoury, Riad al-Solh, Pierre Gemayel, Camille Chamoun, and Adel Osseiran in Rashaya.
After national and international pressure, the prisoners were released on November 22, 1943 and that day was declared the Lebanese Independence Day.
On Monday, Suleiman addressed the nation urging the Lebanese to maintain national unity and civil peace.
President Michel Suleiman, Prime Minister Najib Miqati, and Speaker Nabih Berri headed the officials that joined the celebrations marking the country’s independence.
Defense Minister Fayez Ghosn, Army Commander General Jean Qahwaji, Brazilian Vice-President Michel Tamer and a number of politicians and security figures attended the military parade which was held at Shafiq al-Wazzan Boulevard in Downtown Beirut.
Suleiman placed a wreath on the monument of the Unknown Soldier.
At the end of the parade, the president, PM and speaker headed to the Baabda palace to receive congratulators.
Lebanon received its independence after French troops arrested Lebanese national leaders Beshara al-Khoury, Riad al-Solh, Pierre Gemayel, Camille Chamoun, and Adel Osseiran in Rashaya.
After national and international pressure, the prisoners were released on November 22, 1943 and that day was declared the Lebanese Independence Day.
On Monday, Suleiman addressed the nation urging the Lebanese to maintain national unity and civil peace.
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