At a time when the IDF Neandertals are still hovering with their death-birds over Sidon City, and trying [and failing] to exterminate indiscriminatly all of the Lebanese civilians, I decided that's it's high time to get my car washed. Of course, I ignored that Israel only yesterday destroyed the Power Station in Sidon, hence no water pumps are working to provide water to the Car-Wash – until I got to the Car-wash – that is.
Looking at my dusty car then towards the sea in despair, I was happily amazed that Sidonians decided that neither Halutz or any of the other cavemen will stop them from resuming normal life, so they're back at the Sidon Public beach, only 100 meters away from the destruction site of the Awali Bridges and other Petrol Stations. Not to mention the threat of Israeli frigates going up and down the Lebanese coast. (2nd, 5th and 8th Umbrella from the Right, and those in the water).
Better still, it seems that the Lebanese people believe that looking good even under a death threat is always the priority. The Salon Chic Top for Men and the Wajih hair design for Ladies are packed full with guys who want to trim their goatee, and with ladies who are determined to maintain the perfect look [you can see my dusty car in the photo].
While two million Israelis are in bomb shelters beacuse their army's death machine is at the moment hovering over besieged-Sidon and all over Lebanon preparing for another air raid, the Lebanese win the war by keeping LIFE on their side, not fear, nor death.
To that I say, We have won this war again. The war of Life, the war of Hope, the war of Tomorrow.
I've never seen saida's beach so clean before, even in the good old days! :)
ReplyDeleteLol.. yes, Civil Order is another sign of struggle!
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