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you're an amazing photographer. love the clothes lines in color on background of black and white....wow :)
This is so sad, seeing people taking refuge like this.
Thank you Finkployd. i feel like you are the only source of information I have to what is "actually" happening in Lebanon. Even the U.S. news media hasn't said one word about the oil spill yet. I dont even watch the news anymore to find out about what is happening in lebanon, because they wont tell me anything I want to hear. I liked the picture of the children playing basketball. They look so happy, which is good because it lets me know that at least they will get through this. My family had to take refuge with relatives in the mountains. they were on vacation in Beirut 3 days befor this started. I talked to a few people about this, and they asked why would they go to Lebanon for a vacation. I explain how beautiful Lebanon is compared to its surrounding countries. Snowcapped mountains in the winter, and palm tree lined coastines all year long... I wish this would just end. I fell sick about this. Everything was going so well in Lebanon. I remember looking at pictures of the Cedar Reveloution last year on the news. The people were so proud and happy... so strong. I would like to see Hezbollah leave, Israel just leave Lebanon alone, Everything that was destroyed be rebuilt, and peace returned to Lebanon. This WILL end soon and when it does, I will go to Lebanon. The lebanese people are so beautiful, there country is so beautiful. I am praying every night for Lebanon and this whole situation. Everyone in Lebanon stay safe. God bless you. From, DJ
you are a kindhearted person.I felt so sad to see the ruin of Lebanon.I also hope the nightmare will end soon.I hope some day I have the oppertunity to visit beautiful Lebanon.
Great pics, I love the contrast. As a lebanese living outside of Lebanon, your website has brought a truely unique perspective and I thank you for it. I can only hope and pray that this nightmare ends soon for the sake of those inside your photos, and for the sakes of millions of lebanese watching helplessly as their homeland is torn to shreds.
A I read your messages the tears are running down my face.I just want you to know how much I care about the horror that is unfolding in your beautiful country, how sickened and angry we are in the UK by what is happening to you and your country,we are deeply ashamed of our prime minister and how he has allied himself with the US and israel, and the protests here grow daily,I cant express into words just how terrible I feel for all of your people, you are in my prayers daily,may god bless you and keep you safe x
Shelly the fight is with Israel. THe U.S is in the same classification in this war as the U.K.
Yes I know the fight is with Israel but we all know that if America told Israel to stop they would,they have it within their power to do so and they wont! we all know that America is supplying the bombs,we in Britain also know that those bombs have passed through UK airports without permission and it has caused uproar. Our Prime minister Tony Blair defends Israels actions publicly and basicly does as he is told by George Bush,we are ashamed of him here in Britain,he does not represent what the people want,
To believe that america has no part in this is naieve to say the least, but these messages are not supposed to be polititical,I originally posted to let finkployd know that people in the UK are very angry and upset at what is happening to the Lebanese people and that we care very much what is happening in Lebanon, I sincerely hope you and all your family are still safe Finkployd, god bless x
Nice pictures and for a moment, I wished that the world will be run by peaceful kids like those children in the pics. Adults are so stupid, well certainly the rich ones that are causing death and massacring kids.
I hope you all are safe where you are. It makes me so sad to see what horror war creates for the people of your country. I have many friends from Lebanon online that I talk to and I pray you are all safe!! God bless you and keep you safe!
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Blogging Beirut CommentsMon, 14.03.2011 21:53
Firstly, the fines are a perfect deterrant for people. Let me let you in on a little secret: THIS IS CALLED BLIND JUSTICE!!
Lady justice is a perfect dipiction; she wears a "blindfold which r [...]
Mon, 14.03.2011 21:53
Firstly, the fines are a perfect deterrant for people. Let me let you in on a little secret: THIS IS CALLED BLIND JUSTICE!!
Lady justice is a perfect dipiction; she wears a "blindfold which r [...]
Thu, 10.03.2011 13:55
how does someone contact Ziad Baroud? It's not like he's accessible! He's the Interior Minister!
Thu, 10.03.2011 13:41
send this pic to baroud and he will take action
about Naqoura Road Trip
Tue, 08.03.2011 13:56
Love the pictures. Amazing photos and lovely places. Naqoura is my home town and I feel more home sick than ever :)
Sun, 06.03.2011 00:37
i think this song belong's to SabaH's relative cousin i think, his last name faghally i am trying to ramamber his full name, he is lebanese he has another good song goes like,, haw can i live if [...]
Mon, 28.02.2011 01:22
yes, i have to say the best club in lebanon,for the fist year..........
Fri, 25.02.2011 18:21
correct, but you miss the point.
1) the less important point:
technically speaking, you can scan the stub only once, and modify it photoshop also once to produce many stubs to cover the enti [...]
Fri, 25.02.2011 11:06
Interesting! however, for me, the time spent on scanning and photoshoping and printing the ticket is worth more than the 500 LL i was going to pay
Wed, 09.02.2011 06:18
I am an American whose great-grandparents Amen Soffa and his wife Nazera Kimmel (sometimes spelled Lazera Cammel and various other ways) came to America in the late 1800s. I am looking for anyo [...]
Tue, 08.02.2011 23:17
i am from algeria my name is olso berbara jamel..hope you are ok you and your family...
Fri, 28.01.2011 14:34
wow, how'd you stumble upon this?
Fri, 28.01.2011 08:00
We the Native Americans support our brothers and sisters in spirit who are struggling for Freedom and Justice in Egypt.
May the Great Spirit guide and bless your endeavors. El-Hamdallah.
Fri, 28.01.2011 03:26
On fb, an egyptioan guy said he was selected as a finalist on January 26th..I am still waiting for a feedback ..what about your friend ?
Btw, the workshop is in Abu Dhabi :)
Sun, 23.01.2011 14:52
saludos.. yo no soy politico ni hizbi.. soy libanes muhajjar waiting to back to my country libnan sine lon time.. now i know is very dif. situation for you mr president,we hope that you demopstr [...]
Sun, 23.01.2011 13:29
Is it just me or does the first ad aim to enlarge your Balls ?! Who would ever want to do THAT ?!
Thu, 20.01.2011 21:35
Thank you for the information! I was just wondering how much time it takes to give a feedback to the applicants. One of my friends applied by the January 3 deadline and she still didn't get any [...]
Wed, 19.01.2011 12:56
I just stumbled on this review and I totally agree with you. I nicknamed this play the "UNacceptable play" and I still rave about how horrible it was. I love the theatre - but this kind of self- [...]
Fri, 14.01.2011 20:27
Dear Sir
is there more competitions for 2011?
Fri, 14.01.2011 07:47
sannine the best freindly mountain ( allah ylhallih b3id 3an iden the ennemies of pure nature)
Wed, 12.01.2011 22:00
Good work. Money seems to bulldoze beautiful buildings in capitals round the globe. So inspiring to see young people involved in this action.
Nina
Thu, 23.12.2010 11:53
do you have a site to check if I have fine ? because I paid about 12 tickets some are 10,000 and some about 40,000LL .
I called the employee she shsid still 5 tickets ,and it will cost me 200, [...]
Wed, 15.12.2010 22:12
thank you samer for reposting this, i'm honored. notes have been getting amazing feedback! i'm humbled by the whole experience.
i would also like to announce the new "nicer" link which makes [...]
about Les Filles du Basement
Sat, 11.12.2010 02:18
salut
l'amitié c'est savoire tendre l' oreille sans juger .ouvir son coeur ,vraiment l' écouter .partager ensemble ses joies , ses peines est ses doutes aimer sans arriére pensée , juste suivre [...]
about Paul Frank in Lebanon
Wed, 08.12.2010 17:49
That's very good news I didn't know that, I became a fan of Julius the Monkey around 4. However, is this a stand alone store like the one they have in NY, or store that sells Paul Frank. It does [...]
Thu, 25.11.2010 18:44
ra7 ib3atlak wa7ad 3a baytak tay farjeek what ya walad
Thu, 25.11.2010 15:50
So what if this info is available.. In what can it harm you??? People should be able to find out these things... so what hein? so what?>
Wed, 17.11.2010 18:17
If you think facebook is invading your personal privacy don't go online, or get registred. On allmost every site in the world the owner of the site gives you the question "do you accept these te [...]
Tue, 16.11.2010 18:15
Thanks for the post. I have been wondering what is all about the Ehden Reserve. I am just trying to learn as much as I can about Beirut before I come out and visit. I really want to as soon as I [...]
Tue, 16.11.2010 12:17
mabrouk samer and all the best from berlin! sarah
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