BeirutNotByFoot

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BeirutNotByFoot

BeirutNotByFoot

@BeirutByble

Katılım Mart 2022
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Mohamad Safa
Mohamad Safa@mhdksafa·
Why does Elon Musk hate free speech so much?
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BeirutNotByFoot
BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@mabukittens Lol yeah, only people who've never set food in a Muslim community can say shit like that
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Abu Kittens ⵣ ✯🌺🏴‍☠️
“WOW MUSLIM WOMEN COVER THEMSELVES FOR MEN” do you fuckin hear yourself lol like you crkrs are so fucking dumb
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BeirutNotByFoot
BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@SanaSaeed Also pirating is ticking up as subscriptions are getting more expensive with significantly less content
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Sana Saeed
Sana Saeed@SanaSaeed·
According to recent Pew and Gallup polls, 46% of Americans aged 35-55 sympathize more with Palestinians, compared to 28% for Israelis but okay
Zencapital@Zencapital2

@SanaSaeed Nah, people 35 and older with actual jobs are curious about the Israeli side of things. They certainly dont culturally align with Hamas. And they actually buy the subscriptions your generation pirates from.

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Sana Saeed
Sana Saeed@SanaSaeed·
Younger Americans have moved completely away from Israel - it’s increasingly become both a cultural and political taboo.* To be investing in anything Israeli - in any industry where it’s the young consumer you need to condition as the long term, loyal and committed consumer - is an explicit and political choice not rooted in market research and brand growth, but in something transparently insidious. Boat has sailed on Israel ever being seen by young Americans as anything other than a (at minimum) pariah state.
Apple TV@AppleTV

A new thriller series from the producers of Homeland. Coming May 8 to Apple TV. #Unconditional

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BeirutNotByFoot
BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@Michelle3id I mean most of them are intelligence assets or boho cultural appropriators, so I don't think they're very self-conscious
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Michelle
Michelle@Michelle3id·
I genuinely don’t get how foreign photographers are so comfortable with sticking a camera in the faces of people who are losing their loved ones in the brutal attacks. Why do you think it’s okay to make money off of our people’s pain, as the wound is still fresh no less.
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Hamzé Attar
Hamzé Attar@hamzattar·
@BeirutByble If you want, I have a recommendation for you: a similar band in Beirut; they are creating a similar impact, both acoustically and lyrically, to Pink Floyd's.
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BeirutNotByFoot
BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@MarkAmesExiled One of the dumbest people in policy, still banking on his J curve that doesn't even apply to anything anymore
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Mark Ames
Mark Ames@MarkAmesExiled·
what a difference a month makes, must be why they pay him the big bucks
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karine
karine@perchdinthedark·
Lebanon is in like 4 catch-22s rn
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BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@shaabiranks True, I think it's equally likely he thought he could outsmart Iran and leave Lebanon out or give them 48 hours to wreak havoc.
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dylan saba
dylan saba@shaabiranks·
@BeirutByble I’m not sure he’s thinking more than 48 hours ahead
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dylan saba
dylan saba@shaabiranks·
It remains the case that Israel holds a “practical veto.” Trump got the headline he wanted yesterday, but the situation has not fundamentally changed. Either something shifts in the US-Israel strategic balance or we’re dragged further and further into crisis
dylan saba@shaabiranks

The reason I am skeptical about a diplomatic off-ramp re: Iran is that regardless of what Trump says (or thinks), the key issue for Israel is Iran’s missiles, the one thing they can’t concede. And if there’s a deal coming Israel doesn’t like they’ll just start the war themselves

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BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@shaabiranks Wouldn't he still have to make good on the threat when hostilities restart? Or is he gonna rationalize some way around it.
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dylan saba
dylan saba@shaabiranks·
@BeirutByble It backed him out of his escalatory threat and knocked $20 off the price of oil
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Adam Johnson
Adam Johnson@adamjohnsonCHI·
the US bombed a school killing 150 girls, it attacked with provocation, it destroyed 100s of billions in infastrure and killed 4,000+ with no moral or legal justification. No morally sound person should care what was "achieved", this isn't a game of Risk.
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Adam Johnson
Adam Johnson@adamjohnsonCHI·
liberal messaging that (1) centers Israel's "security" (2) paints Iran as "strengthened" and this being inherently sinister (3) demagoguing about a "nuclear program" are reinforcing the logic of US/Israel hostility. These aren't gotchas, they're racist, morally stunted frameworks
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Michelle
Michelle@Michelle3id·
My favorite part about this is that they’re all living abroad and they’ve decided that all Christians somehow must be represented by Mount Lebanon. I’ll pass — signed a girl whose Christian mother is from the South and Christian father is from the Bekaa
Mount Lebanon@turodlevnon

THE MOUNT LEBANON TRANSITIONAL COUNCIL ANNOUNCES ITS FORMATION, DECLARES THE REPUBLIC OF LEBANON HAS ABDICATED SOVEREIGNTY SOUTH OF THE LITANI, AND ABANDONED CHRISTIANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY New York, April 6, 2026 The Mount Lebanon Transitional Council announces its official formation as a political body representing the Maronite, Syriac, and indigenous Christian communities of Lebanon. The Council declares that the Republic of Lebanon has abdicated sovereignty south of the Litani River, leaving Christian communities without state protection and exposed to non-state armed groups. The Council will initiate urgent diplomatic engagement with the United States, Israel, France, and the United Nations to address the governance and security crisis affecting these communities. Composed of members from the homeland and the diaspora, the Council is committed to advancing the survival, dignity, and self-determination of Lebanon’s indigenous Christian communities, while engaging all relevant actors on the future of the country. ⸻ LEADERSHIP AND FOUNDING MEMBERS Sheikh Sami Khoury President Emeritus President of the World Maronite Union, former President of the World Lebanese Cultural Union. Henry Zakaria Vice President Founder of the Mount Lebanon Project, focused on political advocacy and Christian representation. Lina Elias Political Advisor Fulbright Scholar, Ph.D. in Environmental Human Rights, specialist in international policy. Elige Yohanna Public Policy and Advocacy Advocate for family, community, and technology policy. Clay Hanna Major (Ret.), U.S. Army, MBA, J.D., Regent Law School (May 2026) Franck Salameh Professor of Near Eastern Studies, Boston College, Ph.D. Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University Robert Juhanan Syriac Affairs President of the American Syriac Union.

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BeirutNotByFoot@BeirutByble·
@Liv_Agar Is this like seeing the evil version of you from an alternate reality?
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