You’d have to know the reference to get this excuse, “They didn’t let me.”
Diab talked about corruption, “without naming” anyone…
The usual, everyone talks about corruption in general without naming one single person. Walla zaha2touna w araftouna. 3a2bel Berri w l nouweb l be2yin. #لبنان_ينتفض#حسان_ديابhttps://t.co/5buBe5LpcJ
You will not be missed puppet @Hassan_B_Diab thank you for wasting time and making everyone poor and dying in the dark so you can make a book. pic.twitter.com/afsSdTXl6S
Finally, after accepting the resignations of three ministers, Lebanon's Prime Minister Mr. Hassan Diab has stepped down. #Beirutpic.twitter.com/m2ZIxrU2kb
it took a catastrophic explosion to the biggest port in Lebanon that left hundreds dead, thousands injured, and an economic crisis along endless riots for the lebanese government to acknowledge how corrupt they are and resign.
The resignation of #Lebanese government is a mere distraction from the real problem: The Mafia-Militia control over Lebanon state institutions. The #Mafia_Militia rule must end!!
For everyone who thinks overthrowing this government is a victory.. Hassan Diab was nothing but a scapegoat. There’s no real change as long as corrupt politicians and criminals are still roaming around. #حسان_ديابhttps://t.co/OWQNGCm5m0
Small protest in #Beirut after PM Hassan Diab’s resignation. No one celebrating here. It doesent feel like anything has changed — we’re back to where we were 6 months ago politically, all while people’s living conditions have dropped dramatically. pic.twitter.com/NMhYUQaShz