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Lebanese Skill with Opium
The article highlights the phenomenon of "Lebanese ingenuity," which has become deeply rooted in social and political culture. It is used as a means to escape responsibility for Lebanon's political and economic failures. This phenomenon distorts reality through practices of falsifying facts and enables the depiction of failing parties as victims, while the Lebanese people bear the consequences of collapses and economic hardships—especially during banking crises. Additionally, it serves to transform Lebanon from a homeland known for modernity and freedom into a country engulfed in sectarianism and violence. War scenes are blended with tourism displays, representing a culture of ignoring the true reality.
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