Abou el Ghadab takes social media platforms by storm
In the midst of the mire that is Tripoli, LBCI caught the rage of a local who vented all his anger targeting the Lebanese ruling strata.
HAIR: Lebanese Style
If only our politicians can let their hair down to the beat of peace, love and human understanding. But since that’s not as profitable as bickering, we present to them the following blog as a tribute to their hard work.
It’s a dog, no a bunny! It’s Berri’s Dunny!
It’s a bunny, no it’s a dog, no it’s a dog with bunny ears… Well whatever it is, it may just be simpler than Speaker Nabih Berri’s new law proposal. According to my interpretation or “weak” attempt at trying to understand the law, Berri’s proposal goes as follows: 64 Christian and Muslim deputies will be elected on the basis of the Orthodox Gathering law, while the remaining 64 deputies will…
Open letter to “Super Geek” via Minister Sehnaoui
As posted in yesterday’s blog [So is blogging dead? Super Geek begs to differ] I mentioned how Telecom Minister Nicolas Sehnaoui announced the latest addition to the Lebanese online community hailed as “Super Geek”. According to the Minister’s short announcement via Instagram, “Super Geek is a young Lebanese Geek turned Super Hero… His Mission is to lead the Young Lebanese Digital Lobby to instill change in Lebanon and the World……
So is blogging dead? Super Geek begs to differ
On Tuesday evening Minister Nicolas Sehnaoui put tweeps and facebook followers in a state of suspense for a grueling hour or so, until I personally lost interest. Notwithstanding, I finally caught up with the news, thanks to those who blogged about it.
Yalla 3al batata yalla 3al intikhabet: The Fouad Boutros Highway
If you are an avid blog follower or just a facebook regular, then you have probably heard of the Fouad Boutros Highway; a project which has recently been given the green light to rip the heart of Beirut to pieces, literally.
Arms for the dead? When hearses tell the story of law #174
Civil society activists organized a demonstration on Hamra Street Friday morning whereby a number of funerary vehicles were driven through the street. The activists also held banners denouncing the lack of compliance with the law banning smoking in public places.
Using trees as a light source
Science fiction could soon become a reality with glowing plants lighting our streets instead of light bulbs.
Watch the video below for more details.
Why the hatred? Marwan Charbel is right!
It wasn’t long after Caretaker Interior Minister Marwan Charbel made those famous remarks rejecting, nay criminalizing homosexuality in Lebanon that the online community reacted fiercely.
