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LEAVE IT TO THE LEBANESE TO MAKE THE PROTESTS A PARTY! 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧 https://t.co/ApAXZ7bb4h
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 20, 2019
Aiwaaaaa!!!! STAY STRONG, LEBANON 🇱🇧 https://t.co/3PLyKjgTqh
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 22, 2019
For everyone asking – this is the song flooding the streets of Lebanon during the protests. Beautiful re-make by the even more beautiful @ShirazLb. She’s the epitome of why lebanese women are the perfect specimen 😍 https://t.co/TFOC1FnGQB
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 22, 2019
Your father is weak, and so is your bloodline. You will not survive the winter. Lebanon will survive through ANYTHING 🇱🇧 https://t.co/vuKAOYBJ6T
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 23, 2019
I’ve been banned from my home country but I’ll never stop telling everyone who will listen how it’s the most beautiful, delicious, and heart warming place in the world 🥰 I can forgive, hopefully with time they can, too. https://t.co/PeA9vapuby
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 23, 2019
Lebanese is so extra but so romantic… the way we speak is unreal. “May your love bury me” (yo2borne) “you are my life” (hayeti inte) “Take my heart” (khede albi). And this is just how we end a phone conversation 😭🇱🇧♥️
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 24, 2019
GeBrAn iS tHe fOrEiGn mInIsSt- I know who he fucking is, you think I’m just blindly supporting a revolution cause the music from the protesters bops? https://t.co/UORGDQfOLh
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 24, 2019
Just know how much pride fills the hearts of expats seeing all of you in the streets fighting for a better Lebanon. For all of us who can’t be there, or live in a city without an organized protest, seeing this is everything. You are appreciated! Don’t stop! 🇱🇧
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) October 24, 2019