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I don't know what I'm doing here.

[Red Collective @RedCollectiveUK]

"I killed a boy... At the time I would think about it a lot. Now we just laugh about it", says this smirking IDF terrorist.

No matter how much you hate these Israeli Nazis, it can never be enough.

[ismail- 👤 @ismail__ismail]

اسرائيل عم تقتل الحياة والجمال والفرح من أحياء جنوب لبنان.

[🐱 @Falullahh]

The government is giving us the bare minimum & some people are praising these are "accomplishments" - we've been so deprived of good governance for decades, even the littest of things make us happy. How sad :)

[🐱 @Falullahh]

Everyone was hating on ABtalks for bringing Andrew Tate on his show (rightfully so...) & now everyone's forgotten about it somehow & are simping over him again for potentially bringing on Kazem el Saher.

The memory of a goldfish.

[🐱 @Falullahh]

@hanihassan26 I think we can acknowledge a lot of good is being done (& a lot more to be done starting with infrastructure, stabalizing the economy, etc.) But I think it's also natural - after decades of corruption - to be skeptical/critical, especially in terms of war & ways forward

[🐱 @Falullahh]

@tsemsom They say ignorance is bliss, so enjoy the bliss you're in😘

[🐱 @Falullahh]

If you voted yes, fuck you😘

[Beirut Wire @beirutwire]

As a Lebanese, would you visit Israel if the option became available? 🇱🇧🇮🇱

[🐱 @Falullahh]

@tsemsom @iamborat98 Also, being a "natour" is a job like any other & its am honorable one. Shame on you for using it in a derogatory meaning. Anyone can be a natour these days, an honorable way to make a living. Mish ahsan ma yseero drug/weapons dealers, thieves, etc?

[🐱 @Falullahh]

@tsemsom @iamborat98 I'm not necessarily "with" HA but I do understand the importance of resistence against an enemy, the same enemy who lives on stolen land & i would never want to visit or interact with. If you can't understand that, that's a you problem.

[🐱 @Falullahh]

It's so simple: people in Beirut and South can use Beirut airport. People in the North can use KYE. W kholsit. People in Beirut aren't forced to use it. We already have a closer airport.

عشو الانهيارات مش عم بفهم؟

[Leb Now @leb_now]

يقع في آخر نقاط حدودية ونواف سلام ذهب لافتتاحه بواسطة طائرة لبُعد المسافة:
المطار بحاجة إلى مطار!

[🐱 @Falullahh]

Wehyet lemme f2e3na min hal "teasers" w nafs l marketing across all brands. Wanna bet it's sorry but for something good? :))

[🐱 @Falullahh]

People who wait for something to happen - someone to get killed, a massacre - to write poetry or music... Are you ok? Give it some time for the people and families to process before you try to make it about you and what you wrote/sang. عيب

[Ryan Dawson @RyLiberty]

Awesome

[Firas Hamdan | فراس حمدان @FirashamdanLB]

ماذا تقول وزيرة التربية السيدة ريما كرامي اليوم بعد مجزرة طريق الخردلي؟
الطالبة ثيودوسيا جايمس كرم لم تكن في نزهة، بل كانت عائدة من الجامعة اللبنانية بعد تقديم امتحاناتها عندما استهدفت الغارة الإسرائيلية السيارة المدنية التي كانت تقل عائلتها، فسقطت مع والدها الدكتور جيمس كرم وشقيقها ضحايا لهذا العدوان.
هذه الجريمة تضع وزارة التربية ورئاسة الجامعة اللبنانية أمام مسؤولياتهما المباشرة. فكيف يمكن الإصرار على إجراء الامتحانات الرسمية والجامعية وكأن البلاد تعيش ظروفاً طبيعية؟
كيف يُطلب من الطالب الجنوبي أن يتوجه إلى مدرسته أو جامعته فيما الطرقات أصبحت مسرحاً للغارات والاستهدافات؟ وكيف يُطلب منه أن يخوض امتحانات مصيرية فيما يعيش تحت وطأة الخوف والتهجير وفقدان الأحبة؟
هناك مناطق ما زالت محاصرة، وآلاف الطلاب يعيشون ظروفاً استثنائية نتيجة الحرب والاعتداءات والنزوح. إن الإصرار على إجراء الامتحانات من دون مراعاة هذه الوقائع الأمنية والإنسانية يضرب مبدأ تكافؤ الفرص ويُحمّل الطلاب ما يفوق قدرتهم على الاحتمال.
ما جرى على طريق الخردلي ليس حادثاً عابراً، بل إنذار جديد بأن الوصول إلى المدرسة أو الجامعة قد يتحول في أي لحظة إلى رحلة موت.
لذلك، نطالب وزيرة التربية ورئاسة الجامعة اللبنانية بإعادة النظر فوراً في مواعيد وآليات الامتحانات الرسمية والجامعية بما يحفظ حق الطلاب في التعليم والحياة معاً.
أما إذا كانت الوزارة عاجزة عن رؤية هذه الوقائع أو التعامل معها بالحد الأدنى من المسؤولية الوطنية والإنسانية، فربما أصبحت الاستقالة موقفاً أكثر احتراماً من الاستمرار في إدارة هذا الملف بهذا القدر من الانفصال عن معاناة الطلاب وأهاليهم.

[🐱 @Falullahh]

كس إم البروتين

[🐱 @Falullahh]

& I had nothing against Sara before that shallow video of her definition of what a "real man" should/shouldn't do. For someone who's audience is mainly young women, that's a lot of bullshit being spewed.

[🐱 @Falullahh]

يا رب العالمين
Sara Hammoud & Toufiluk are both CEOs & I'm still someone's bitch ass employee😭😭😭 why God, do I have to be an anti feminist, cringe, fame-hungry bitch to get my own business?? What's the shortcut??

[🐱 @Falullahh]

I love how everyone's argument for Toufiluk is that his racism & sexism were in his past. It was literally like 8 years ago when he made fun of black people, during COVID when he mocked Asian people, & sometime in between when he harassed women...

[🐱 @Falullahh]

Katrexa bought her house in Dubai and now has the golden visa. How's your life going?

[🐱 @Falullahh]

She is literally seeking a man who will dominate her (& of course while scratching her with his long toe nails and rugged chest hair..) Good luck to her & girls like her.

يا حرام العقد 💔 لأ وهاي بتروح عالtherapy كمان...

[🐱 @Falullahh]

1. Hair removal can be about hygiene, it has nothing to do with being feminine
2. Light colors look good on tanned people...
3. How can a drink be for girls? Especially one that has benefits. It's not a pink cocktail with an umbrella (although there's nothing wrong with that...)

[🐱 @Falullahh]

How delusional is she? What she's saying is actually scary, bcs the type of man she's describing - one who's disconnected from his feminine side - will more often than not exert some type of abuse on women, whether verbal, emotional or physical due to alpha male behavior, etc.