Relatives of Alleged Fatah al-Islam Members Want Justice

A news I read from Naharnet on the first day of August.

“Relatives of alleged members of an Islamist group that fought a 15-week battle with the Lebanese army last year staged a protest on Friday demanding their release from jail.”

After this protest, we also saw Future Movement MP, Moustafa Alloush, with them. He was attacked during the protest but after it he clearly stated that it wasn’t the protesters who hit him and they were non-Salafist.

AUB Engineering Student’s Life

An AUB student has created a group on facebook (If You Dare Join….[AUB Engineering]) about an engineering student’s life in the American University of Beirut.

They have listed 13 points about an AUB engineering student:

Lebanese Forces Media = Bankrupted Media

I checked the Lebanese Forces official website once again now. To my surprise and after my second email which prove their wrong news about the Free Patriotic Movement, they have added a new part about this.

To keep up with the story, read the first and second parts about the subject.
First part: Funny Attack in Lebanese Media
Second part: 205 countries and regions will participate in Beijing Olympic Games

205 countries and regions will participate in Beijing Olympic Games

No! This article is not about the Beijing Olympic Games but I want to connect it to my previous article under the title “Funny Attacks in Lebanese Media” which was about the news posted by Lebanese Forces media making fun of the statistics posted by Free Patriotic Movement’s website about their visitors.

Today, I came across and article wihch was about the Olympics game but the title placed a smile on my face and made me remember the research that I did 2 days ago to expose the flaws in the bankrupted media of the Lebanese Forces political party.

Funny Attacks in Lebanese Media

It can’t get funnier.

The Lebanese Forces website at the top of their page has placed a breaking news. What a news!

It is about FPM’s website but it has no relation with politics. They commented on tayyar.org’s statistics about the clicks that they get.

I was bored so I made a small research and had fun with it for 10 minutes.

Here is a screenshot from the Lebanese Forces website: