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The Worst Moments From Hassan Diab’s Cabinet
Let’s take a trip down memory lane and remember these 16 dumb as fuck timeless moments from Diab’s cabinet.
1. When Minister of Interior Mohamad Fahmy said, “Talks about power cuts are all rumors”.
2. When the Minister of Economy Raoul Nehme got offended la2an “fi 7adan 2al shukran?”
3. When Minister of Information Manal Abdel Samad broke down crying at the supermarket
4. When Minister of Health Hamad Hassan reassured that “La da3i lil hala3” as the country was overtaken with COVID-19.
5. And then proceeded to praise himself for his performance.
Never forget that “intasar Hamad Hasan”.
6. When Prime Minister Hassan Diab stated the fucking obvious that “The country is not okay”.
7. When Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Charbel Wehbe announced that the Lebanese government would need 5-days to uncover implications of Beirut’s explosion.
And here we are 13 months later.
8. When the Minister of Education Tarek Majzoub issued a racist schooling decision excluding children of Lebanese mothers from enrolling in public schools.
He later backtracked on it.
9. When the Minister of Interior said women can’t be Prime Minister because they are “decent, soft, and shy”.
10. When the Minister of Health cut a cake in a crowd during lockdown.
11. And when he also said that “the deaths resulting from the August 4 explosion were fate”
12. When the Minister of Energy Raymond Ghajar asked, “can you imagine life without electricity?”
Yeah, yeah we can.
13. When Minister Mohammad Fahmi said “It’s okay, let the women cook”.
14. When the Minister of Foreign Affairs Charbel Whebi deactivated his Twitter account after he was held accountable for his statements.
15. When Raymond Ghajar suggested “n3ouz shi tene” when talking about the lack of fuel for our cars.
16. When Raoul Nehme hit us with the “el fa2ir ma 3indo siyara” when discussing why it doesn’t matter that fuel prices are rising.
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1. When Minister of Interior Mohamad Fahmy said, “Talks about power cuts are all rumors”.
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— Salman Andary (@salmanonline) June 29, 2020
2. When the Minister of Economy Raoul Nehme got offended la2an “fi 7adan 2al shukran?”
# # pic.twitter.com/Mzg8FNPNCx
— Megaphone (@megaphone_news) July 13, 2020
3. When Minister of Information Manal Abdel Samad broke down crying at the supermarket
# @TonyKhalifeh @manal_a_samad pic.twitter.com/ZntoPBw789
— AL Jadeed Tv (@AlJadeed_TV) June 29, 2020
4. When Minister of Health Hamad Hassan reassured that “La da3i lil hala3” as the country was overtaken with COVID-19.
5. And then proceeded to praise himself for his performance.
— Mhّmd (@dankar) January 10, 2021
Never forget that “intasar Hamad Hasan”.
6. When Prime Minister Hassan Diab stated the fucking obvious that “The country is not okay”.
7. When Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Charbel Wehbe announced that the Lebanese government would need 5-days to uncover implications of Beirut’s explosion.
And here we are 13 months later.
8. When the Minister of Education Tarek Majzoub issued a racist schooling decision excluding children of Lebanese mothers from enrolling in public schools.
He later backtracked on it.
9. When the Minister of Interior said women can’t be Prime Minister because they are “decent, soft, and shy”.
# |”. pic.twitter.com/yxVVftUmP4
— (@WomenToAware) November 17, 2020
10. When the Minister of Health cut a cake in a crowd during lockdown.
— Ali Naji (@najiali766) November 28, 2020
11. And when he also said that “the deaths resulting from the August 4 explosion were fate”
!!!!!! … pic.twitter.com/qxjEUV7PuX
— Salman Andary (@salmanonline) January 4, 2021
12. When the Minister of Energy Raymond Ghajar asked, “can you imagine life without electricity?”
Yeah, yeah we can.
13. When Minister Mohammad Fahmi said “It’s okay, let the women cook”.
@M_MohamedFehmi @RemmyDerbass pic.twitter.com/xg8KswNyzx
— fiftyfiftylb (@fiftyfiftylb) November 14, 2020
14. When the Minister of Foreign Affairs Charbel Whebi deactivated his Twitter account after he was held accountable for his statements.
15. When Raymond Ghajar suggested “n3ouz shi tene” when talking about the lack of fuel for our cars.
16. When Raoul Nehme hit us with the “el fa2ir ma 3indo siyara” when discussing why it doesn’t matter that fuel prices are rising.
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