Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Police receive a call concerning shots fired at the Egypt nightclub. First responders find two victims, an 18-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman, both shot and expected to make a full recovery. Local business owner, Craig Shagin of Shagin Law Group is upset:
“How many underage people have to get shot in your bar before they shut it down?” he asked.
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“A lot of people are scared, this is crazy,” he said. “It’s like Beirut. Bullets are flying. There is no one down here to police it at night and there ought to be… if you are going to have this kind of wildness, there has to be someone to keep the neighbors safe.
Well Craig, here’s a photo of Beirut but I don’t see bullets in the photo.
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Hi, I’m Italian but I was a lot of times in Lebanon and i love this country, I love Beirut the heart of this wonderful place, I love the spirit and the force of Lebanese and I can say the Lebanon it is not only the country of civil war, of bloody attacks, of religious fundamentalism. Lebanon and Beirut are a lot more. This country has a richness who is unknow and its people has an immense potential.
For me Beirut is not caos, but the pearl of Middle east, it is like a beautiful and complexe woman, who can charm and breathtaking.Lebanon is the country of my heart, even with all its contradictions, and its precarious balance. I would like that all the world could see lebanon and Beirut with my eyes!!!!!!
Thank you for your support and help in getting the word out on how beautiful Beirut and Lebanon really are.
I humbly and sincerely apologize. You are absolutely right.
The reference was unfair to Beirut and I should have known better.