“When you still elect a murderer to a public office, you can’t really blame the government and its action. When you vote for a war criminal to lead you, don’t expect peace and harmony. When you leave a liar to stay in a government position, don’t blame that government for being hypocritical,” writes Nash [1] about the responsibility of the Lebanese people for the corruption.
Lebanon: Responsibility for corruption
· Written by Moussa Bashir
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, Lebanon, Governance, Politics