@lllRAC i dont live in a prison, i live in the exterior... there are a lot of asshole politicians, i dont deny it... however some parties are better than others.. some parties are working for the benefit of the country and some completely arent
@lllRAC i wont say because i might trigger a massive argument on here which i dont want to happen.. all i can tell u habibi is that not everybody's an asshole.. some ministers have implemented massive reform projects that Lebanon needed years ago.. parliament has passed many important bills.. etc etc. be a bit opptimistic and you'll see the bright side of things.
@MrSweetlife92 I like your optimism; one day however you will wake up and find out how blinded you were by all those corrupted politicians and parties, they all should be trialed for crimes and burglary…
@lllRAC im not blind. like i said, i see the bad aswell as the good. i think ur blind because u dont seem to realize that if Lebanon was in a complete state of chaos or corruption it would have been done and dusted years and years ago.. but hamdellah it hasnt and never will.
in 2014 we'll have 24 se3a kahraba.. our road network is becoming excellent and especially around the capital and soon to be one of the best in the region.. our tourism, real estate and banks, no doubt, are always booming
@lllRAC soon there will be a full national health coverage for all citizens who dont have it.. the social affairs ministry has started the program to support and give all those under the poverty line which is 8% -(300-350 thousan ppl or 74 thousand families).. the finance ministry is opening all files related to the state's budget since "1993" and is doing investigations into where all the money since has gone, where it came from, who got hold of it etc etc.. see the light my friend and smile :)
@MrSweetlife92 This only on papers, this how it is and this how it will always remain, we don't have the finance to do anything in leb, politicians took all, its only the immigrants who are keeping Lebanon a bit alive don't forget this.
@josephsaliba79 ur totally completely 100% wrong.. u obviously havent been to Lebanon for a while and u just think that the expatriates are reviving the economy.. a lot of projects are being implemented and a lot of things ever since the new government have taken place.. HARIRI AND SANIORA were pen on paper.. plz get ur facts right and follow up on the news more often to know that ur wrong
1- the major power plan to + 700 MW to our grid.. this will be completed in 2014, and it's always better late than never
2- the labour ministry is working on a draft law for a full health coverage for the Lebanese and increase social benefits.. to ease the burden on many, they're decreasing the prices of over 670 medical drugs in january (it's official)
3- our banking system is one of the strongest in the region atleast.. neither me or u can speak about Riad Salameh
4- every1 at the end of the day is Lebanese... some work to benefit external powers, some work to benefit their people and their nation..
please be a bit open minded.. idk if ur Lebanese or not, but Lebanon is a tiny country which has been plunged into more than devastating problems in the past, and thank God we've still been able to pull through and be the small beautiful nation everyone adores as soon as they see. i might be young but i know a lot... Lebanon is safe.
الشوم عالشعب اللبناني شو حمار شوفوا كيف المسؤولين بيمزحوا وبيتغازلوا مع بعض اما الشعب بيكره بعضه وبيقتل بعضه ومستعد يموت لاجل المسؤول
07343120 3 weeks ago
deyman ne7na mnetmas5ar 3layhon bas bl we2i3 hinne 3am yetmas5aro 3layna
lbMoujtaba 1 month ago
Tfeh.
friendofzeus 7 months ago
eh 23edo to2o 7anak
1kounter 7 months ago 14
لو كانو صادقين يظبطوا الجامعة اللبنانية بدل ما يتشرشح اللبناني مليون شرشحة ليتعلم
alsastar112 7 months ago 11
Take care of the universities of Lebanon instead of sending students abroad
lllRAC 7 months ago 3
@lllRAC who's sending students abroad? they've approved all the demands of the LU
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@MrSweetlife92 you have to get out of the prison your inside to see what those assholes are doing with Lebanon
lllRAC 3 months ago
@lllRAC i dont live in a prison, i live in the exterior... there are a lot of asshole politicians, i dont deny it... however some parties are better than others.. some parties are working for the benefit of the country and some completely arent
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@MrSweetlife92 yeah and who are those parties who are working for the benefit of the country?
lllRAC 3 months ago
@lllRAC i wont say because i might trigger a massive argument on here which i dont want to happen.. all i can tell u habibi is that not everybody's an asshole.. some ministers have implemented massive reform projects that Lebanon needed years ago.. parliament has passed many important bills.. etc etc. be a bit opptimistic and you'll see the bright side of things.
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@MrSweetlife92 I like your optimism; one day however you will wake up and find out how blinded you were by all those corrupted politicians and parties, they all should be trialed for crimes and burglary…
lllRAC 3 months ago
@lllRAC im not blind. like i said, i see the bad aswell as the good. i think ur blind because u dont seem to realize that if Lebanon was in a complete state of chaos or corruption it would have been done and dusted years and years ago.. but hamdellah it hasnt and never will.
in 2014 we'll have 24 se3a kahraba.. our road network is becoming excellent and especially around the capital and soon to be one of the best in the region.. our tourism, real estate and banks, no doubt, are always booming
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@lllRAC soon there will be a full national health coverage for all citizens who dont have it.. the social affairs ministry has started the program to support and give all those under the poverty line which is 8% -(300-350 thousan ppl or 74 thousand families).. the finance ministry is opening all files related to the state's budget since "1993" and is doing investigations into where all the money since has gone, where it came from, who got hold of it etc etc.. see the light my friend and smile :)
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@MrSweetlife92 This only on papers, this how it is and this how it will always remain, we don't have the finance to do anything in leb, politicians took all, its only the immigrants who are keeping Lebanon a bit alive don't forget this.
josephsaliba79 3 months ago
@josephsaliba79 ur totally completely 100% wrong.. u obviously havent been to Lebanon for a while and u just think that the expatriates are reviving the economy.. a lot of projects are being implemented and a lot of things ever since the new government have taken place.. HARIRI AND SANIORA were pen on paper.. plz get ur facts right and follow up on the news more often to know that ur wrong
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@MrSweetlife92
1- Can You Sate these projects, maybe we can remind each other after the coming elections
2- Do you have health plan and social plans or any plan in Leb
3- Not sure how old are you, but are you cooping with the living cost in leb
4- As for your facts try to ask someone in the banking system maybe you will understand more
5- Not sure what news you watch
6- My advise to you don't take any side in Leb cause both are not Lebanese.
josephsaliba79 3 months ago
@josephsaliba79
1- the major power plan to + 700 MW to our grid.. this will be completed in 2014, and it's always better late than never
2- the labour ministry is working on a draft law for a full health coverage for the Lebanese and increase social benefits.. to ease the burden on many, they're decreasing the prices of over 670 medical drugs in january (it's official)
3- our banking system is one of the strongest in the region atleast.. neither me or u can speak about Riad Salameh
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago
@josephsaliba79
4- every1 at the end of the day is Lebanese... some work to benefit external powers, some work to benefit their people and their nation..
please be a bit open minded.. idk if ur Lebanese or not, but Lebanon is a tiny country which has been plunged into more than devastating problems in the past, and thank God we've still been able to pull through and be the small beautiful nation everyone adores as soon as they see. i might be young but i know a lot... Lebanon is safe.
MrSweetlife92 3 months ago