Gebran Tueni Dead?
No, we all are, including our beloved country if what happened this morning does not spark a revolution. Khalas. 3alayyi wa 3ala a3da2i ya rabb. Fuck my dream. Welcome to my lebanese nightmare.
posted by Fouad at 8:17 AM
Welcome to My Lebanese Dream
When all is far, and all is empty, I set sail and dock on a familiar shore, somewhere in my imagination
Monday, December 12, 2005
No, we all are, including our beloved country if what happened this morning does not spark a revolution. Khalas. 3alayyi wa 3ala a3da2i ya rabb. Fuck my dream. Welcome to my lebanese nightmare.
5 Comments:
Very well said. Your caricature is so sad yet so true, an uncanny depection of our sentiments after what has happened today.
3anjad, khalas. This is the last straw for me. I think it is for alot of people.
I totally agree....I expected to come home turn on the TV and find thousands of people in Martyrs' Square...I was really disappointed. But inshallah something will happen I heard Samir Geagea talk...i hope something does. To tell u the truth when I first heard he was dead I stopped breathing for a second, I got this pain in my chest and I felt like going out and shooting every Syrian on the planet. If i had any spray paint I would go out writing 'fuck syria' on every wall. Its enough. We can't take it anymore. Everything we build they destroy. All the gr8 people we have, they kill. We need a miracle...
I read about this, and I am very sorry. Hope you are OK.
I think I am Kat. The real concern is whether my country and its freedom will be OK.
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