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While the world frets over Lebanon's future, some Lebanese are taking a more lighthearted approach, using e-mail to circulate anti-Syrian jokes, cartoons, and even their own deck of "most wanted" cards.(Brief article)
While the world frets over Lebanon's future, some Lebanese are taking a more lighthearted approach, using e-mail to circulate anti-Syrian jokes, cartoons, and even their own deck of "most wanted" cards. The cards, which mock Lebanon's pro-Syrian politicians, include President Emile Lahoud ("Puppet President") and Prime Minister Omar Karami ("Syrian Apologist"), who resigned in ...
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