r/lebanon • Beyrouth • 1d ago

Politics Who would've guessed! We instead have the traka 3ala Allah certification

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u/ShahataBender Lebanese 1d ago

How are you guys in sync when posting these. Literally 3 mins earlier someone posted about it. Ya’ll in a group chat or something?

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u/Standard_Ad7704 Beyrouth 1d ago

Sometimes I open X and the algorithm decides to show me this in my fyp.

Also I follow Reuters' journalists so they get priority over the deluge of slop X posts

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u/GlobalGold447 22h ago

L6yar bytrok l mfra7 m3 l control tower? 🤣🤣

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u/Huge-Refrigerator95 11h ago

KYE(OLKA) Rene Mouawad International Airport was never international, the idea that they gave it international after the re-opening is the idea that we have in the above post

They want a safer more certified airport

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u/Standard_Ad7704 Beyrouth 11h ago

We are talking about Rafic Hariri International Airport BEY here not the one up North.

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u/Exciting_Bee7020 1d ago

I don't know why this is a surprise to anyone. There are literally doors from the departure gates directly onto the outside road that anyone can just push open.

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u/Azrayeel Lebanese 10h ago

Welcome to Takeshi's Castle 😂