Breaking news via Reuters: Lebanon’s Prime Minister Says His Government Resigns
Lebanon’s Syrian-backed Prime Minister Omar Karami, under popular pressure after the assassination of an ex-prime minister, said Monday his government was resigning.
This fits with a post by Kate at OTB concerning the street protests in Lebanon today.
ABC news has a lengthy story on today’s protests: Anti-Syrian Protesters Fill Beirut Streets
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February 28th, 2024 at 11:31 am
Monday Lunch Hour
On days that I’m between classes for lunch I’ll try to bring you a roundup of the blogroll during lunch. Today’s edition is coming to you from Fuddrucker’s in Greenville. Steven Taylor points out the Syrian-backed PM of Lebanon has…
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Wonderful News from Lebanon
Two big news stories today that are strong evidence for what Bush has been saying all along; democracy and freedom are powerful tools that spread of their own accord.
February 28th, 2024 at 3:51 pm
Holy #$%#%@#$!@.
Um. That wasn’t insightful, was it?
Steven L.