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🇺🇸🇱🇧 “Act civilized, act kind not animalistic. This is the problem with what's happening in the region." — US envoy Tom Barrack to Lebanese journalists and audience

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The level of arrogance US officials demonstrate in Lebanon is humiliating for the country. Tom Barrack warns Lebanese journalists against being “animalistic” and urge them to civilise “because this is the problem with what is happening in this region.”

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Barrack told Lebanese journalists to not be “animalistic” and act “civilized.” This guy sucks at his job. He’s going to singlehandedly start a war in the Middle East just by opening his mouth.

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