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I read your entire original post. I quoted only the specific parts I was responding to.
Regarding peoples involved in some protests .
Again, are you claiming to know people who were hired? If so, to make sense of your claim, it would be helpful if you could tell me the names of the specific organizations that hired them, and with what job titles.
Privacy Issues , already gave name of the organization,they were a member of .! Seems some type of folk ,even apologies are not adequate .?...?...? ....
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03 Jan 2024, 2:59 am
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-ea ... 024-01-02/
Look who’s talking about violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty.
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04 Jan 2024, 4:26 pm
The one thing they have in common with Hamas is that I (and half of Lebanon) want them both ousted from the country.
Both are a lot smaller than Hezbollah, aren't they? Or are they being protected by Hezbollah?
Refer to David's posts and to my post/video, they explain well the situation. viewtopic.php?f=21&t=416650&start=1696
Hezbollah, Hamas and Jama'a are all pawns who serve the same funder: Iran.
You should check what happened in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Lebanon_conflict and how it ended, that was the last time government ever tried to take a soverign measure.
Hezbollah is tied ideologically and financially to Iran, while the others only financially.
Yes, these 2 armed groups in Lebanon are protected by Hezbollah. Hezbollah is not the only bad local apple, it has lunatic armed allies:
- Baath: The Lebanese branch of Assad's ruling party. Baath recognizes Lebanon as part of Syria.
- SSNP: A nazi party that believes in a Canaanite Master race (They view Arabs and Jews as inferior), Greater Syria nation (All levent + cyprus) and event part of Turkey. Insects with dreams way bigger than their size.
- Amal: The other Shiite party, funded by the same master dog.
- Arab Democratic Party: Allawites, Assad's sect. All allawites are actually originally Syrians.
- Hamas, Jama'a and other salafist Palestinian armed groups.
A lovely bunch, aren't they.
Why do you stay there?
I Think if I were in your shoes I'd have either already left OR had an exit strategy planned and be working towards it.
Far too many lovely neighbours for my liking. And since my frame of reference is in an entirely different part of the world and I know how non-violent-conflicty daily life can be, I'd split. Buuuut if I were born and raised there and never knew what I do, maybe I'd be too Stockholm syndromed to leave. Maybe. Hard to say. But from where I sit here in the far South West corner of Canada in a large kitchen with pancakes & coffee and no bomby-mcbomb-bomb sounds in the background, I Think my goal would be to get to "higher," ground above the low vibrational people warring with each other over age old ideologies.. even near sea level this is a "higher," place to exist in relative peace and about a 0% chance of existing in pieces.
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I Think if I were in your shoes I'd have either already left OR had an exit strategy planned and be working towards it.
Far too many lovely neighbours for my liking. And since my frame of reference is in an entirely different part of the world and I know how non-violent-conflicty daily life can be, I'd split. Buuuut if I were born and raised there and never knew what I do, maybe I'd be too Stockholm syndromed to leave. Maybe. Hard to say. But from where I sit here in the far South West corner of Canada in a large kitchen with pancakes & coffee and no bomby-mcbomb-bomb sounds in the background, I Think my goal would be to get to "higher," ground above the low vibrational people warring with each other over age old ideologies.. even near sea level this is a "higher," place to exist in relative peace and about a 0% chance of existing in pieces.
I've gotta ask, how much civil disruption would it take for you leave your homeland, friends and everything you've ever known?
Would you leave at the first signs, or would you endure some amount of it because you're emotionally (and otherwise) invested in your country and community?
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05 Jan 2024, 5:13 pm
Immigration isn’t easy if you don’t find an income(s) source that can cover the cost of living of your destination.
My current income can barely cover Dubai for instance.
As you may know, bank savings in Lebanon are now just digits on screen.
Maybe I shall become a nutjob jihadist with an ugly long beard and 2 burqa’ed wives; I heard the UK gov loves to house those scums for some reason. 
05 Jan 2024, 5:36 pm
It’s good that you’re weighing your options.
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