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Lebanon’s Ring Bridge Now “House Of The People”
After 11 days of ongoing protests, Lebanese protestors have finally decided to go home. And by home we mean Lebanon’s Ring Bridge, which is now fully-furnished and ready to welcome guests from all over the country.
Couches, carpets, mattresses, and a fridge were installed on Ring Bridge last night, taking roadblocks to an entirely new level.
Continuously, Lebanese people have proved that their creativity knows no end, especially when mixed with their resolution, perseverance, and love for their country.
You can now find the “House of the People” on AirBnB, available for $0/night.
If anyone has unwanted furniture send it to “the ring” 3am yefersho pic.twitter.com/FSa4rG63NO
— SunnySideDown (@Yunicornflakes_) October 27, 2019
Couches, carpets, mattresses, and a fridge were installed on Ring Bridge last night, taking roadblocks to an entirely new level.
“The house of the people” will host you for free for as long as you’d like. Bfast and morning yoga provided. Location : Ring Bridge. #إضراب_عام #لبنان_ينتفض pic.twitter.com/DYgPficAXG
— Lara Bitar (@LaraJBitar) October 28, 2019
Continuously, Lebanese people have proved that their creativity knows no end, especially when mixed with their resolution, perseverance, and love for their country.
Beit el sha3eb is now on airbnb. Y’all are welcome. pic.twitter.com/qfgfCPekJK
— Yara (@IbrahimYara) October 27, 2019
You can now find the “House of the People” on AirBnB, available for $0/night.
The ‘Ring’ is now on AirBnB 😂! #LebanonProtests #لبنان__ينتفض pic.twitter.com/kCksDP9DK1
— Tramch (@Tramch) October 27, 2019
