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Mostapha TamrBeirut's daily life of “normal” people. Lebanon is a country in ruins, turned into a waiting room of social and religious hell. For over 40 years successively corrupt govern-ments Beirut has reached the total collapse. ArchivesMostapha Tamr's Beirut Daily
this page is the testimony of a friend who lives in Beirut. He describes daily the life of the “normal” people in Beirut. Lebanon is a country in ruins, turned into a waiting room of social and religious hell. For over 40 years of successive corrupt governments it has reached the total collapse. Mustafa Nemr will report here regularly under his alias "Mostapha Tamr" about the development of the decay of his country. I remember the reports I made 40 years ago. I was at the beginning of my career as a photojournalist. If someone had told me that 40 years is not enough to satisfy parasitic political leaders in their enrichment frenzy, I would have shaken my head in denial. Lebanese are quite business-minded and intelligent people. It had even managed to build a relatively good education system. Unimaginable sums for "investments" from Saudi Arabia, however, served only the restoration of the city center, the marina for luxury yachts and hotels to turn the city into a vacation destination for the Saudis themselves to escape the hot the summer months and have a bit fun with girls. The former French occupation social networks nothing was invested. Today, in 2021, the education system is completely ruined. The country is bankrupt. Completely broke. Billions of US dollars have been shifted through Lebanese banks entiching the minions of a patronage system unthinkable since the times of the feudalistic epoch... Contrary to the fake-news, it is, well you know, because who else, who supports a militant army because these people are followers of a particular creed. It cannot be described more precisely and those who feel addressed know... In reality, it is mafia gangs from the drug milieu that have helped this militant group to make arms purchases on a large scale. And as it is always the case in socially unstable countries, it is those with weapons who make the rules. A government is then only wastepaper. Theo |
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