It took an explosion to bring down the government. Sad to say. The voices of the people weren’t enough.
In less than a year, Hassan Diab’s government resigned. In the months that he served in office, Lebanon’s condition only got worse and worse.
From his side, he blamed it all on “deep corruption” when announcing his resignation. Well, we all knew that, don’t we?
People have been screaming it on the streets for months, and writing it on the walls, and posting on social media from facts to comments to memes.
But wasn’t it his job, and that of the president who swore once upon a time, to stop the corruption?
On a side note (or maybe not), Diab was the third Prime Minister to serve during Aoun’s mandate, and leave the scene.
What happens next is another story. For now, people are having a moment to unleash their sarcasm. Here are some of the very first reactions:
Translating Diab’s speech
You’d have to know the reference to get this excuse, “They didn’t let me.”
