http://richardthekoshimizu.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2020/01/post-cca15f.html
Carlos Ghosn chose Lebanon, a country made of gold that could do anything.
Lebanon, who has become quite famous thanks to Mr. Ghosn, is in the midst of confusion without the prime minister. The height of the rebel movement.
The rebellion against the corrupt wealthy, including the Ghosn, has developed into a riot.
In such a situation, Gone Taro cannot afford to buy freedom and fame with money.
Rather, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for entering Israel.
Ghosn is like a symbol of the fall of DeepState.
Ghosn’s miscalculation. This means that the life of DS has expired.
Ah, there is the sound of the bell of Gion Seisha, and the sound of impermanence. Gone.
Lebanon fleeing Ghosn’s anarchy, banks attacked
January 20, 2020 (Monday) 11:00 “
https://www.newsweekjapan.jp/stories/world/2020/01/post-92175.php
Former President Carlos Ghosn’s fleeing Lebanon is shaken by a political and economic crisis. On January 15, protesters collided with security forces in the capital city of Beirut, causing numerous injuries.
The day before, protesters who were furious at restricting the withdrawal of dollars had just stormed the bank. (Editor’s note: Demonstrators and security forces also clashed on January 18 and 19, reported by the press. In two days, more than 490 have been injured.)
Anti-government protests have been running since mid-October, but public anger has also turned to banks. Many banks limit withdrawals to around $ 1,000 per month to avoid a financial crisis. Depositors have been forced to trade in their home currency, the Lebanese pound, which has plummeted against the dollar.
To complicate matters, Lebanon has been in anarchy since Prime Minister Hariri resigned in late October under pressure from anti-government protests. In December, former Minister of Education Diab was appointed as the new Prime Minister, but has not yet reached the cabinet.
Meanwhile, Hariri, the culprit of the confusion, accused the demonstrations of being “unacceptable,” and Parliamentary Secretary Belli stated that the aim of the demonstrators was “to destroy the country.”
John McClane 