A year ago today, brave firefighters were sent to their death. A city was not given warning to evacuate. 217 people lost their lives. Thousands of others died inside that day. And not one person has been held accountable. They knew, they are all guilty.
on august 4 jessica had a shift at the hospital at 7, but went an hour earlier to help her coworkers out. She arrived to the hospital at 6:00 pm and was long gone by 6:10 pm. this is what you get for being a decent human being in this shithole
I slept all day so I won’t have to think about it, so I won’t recall any of the trauma we felt that day a year ago... no one deserves what this country and its people had to go through
One year since the government killed our people... an explosion that destroyed our city, many precious and innocent lives and a part of every Lebanese... that day will forever leave a gaping whole in all of our hearts🥀
August 4 2021 a year since the Beirut Explosion, Justice is yet to be served, people are still suffering mentally, physically and financially, dealing with the neglect of our own government
5,000LBP today equals 0.23$.
Ali Msheik and Ibrahim Al Ameen died for 0.23$ to keep supporting their families.
Something inside me dies a little bit everytime I remember them.
you have every right to express your opinion and talk about the the unfairness in the music industry we are so proud that you’re speaking up about this
My tweet was not personal or about eligibility but was about the need for inclusion and the lack of transparency of the nomination process and the space that creates and allows favoritism, racism, and netwokring politics to influence the voting process
Fuck the grammys and everyone associated. Unless you shake hands and send gifts, there’s no nomination considerations. Next year I’ll send you a basket of confectionary.