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JBird
@ Peeping_Tom
It was already pointed out that the protester’s sign is dated 17 October. This was the date civil protests started in Lebanon brought by planned taxes on gasoline, tobacco and internet phone calls. On 17 October this had nothing to due with Ghosn skipping bail and flying to Lebanon.
Peeping_Tom
"What's with the Netflix reference?"
It's a reference to Ghosn's "escape", reminding him this is more serious than a bad Netflix movie.
Japan will tighten the screws on foreigners after this and I won't be blaming them.
If it was here in the UK, the SRA would strip that Solicitor of his licence.
Madden
What's with the Netflix reference?
lucabrasi
If I made a placard saying "Welcome to the UK, President Trump. The country where a jingoistic floppy-haired bigot reigns as prime minister", that would be a protest against Boris Johnson, not Trump.
gogogo
Talk about a misinformed protester.
blvtzpk
Lot of bored photographers outside Ghosn’s now residence.
“Gotta send something back to the editor.”
“This guy will do. Let the office spice up the photo with an interpretive title.”
Job done!albaleo
It is kinda confusing, but apparently October 17 is the date when protests started in Lebanon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Lebanese_protests
since1981
The sign is dated October 2019
It says "Welcome to Lebanon Mr. Ghosn". (Uses "Mr.")How can this clearly mean that this guy is protesting Mr. Ghosn? Kinda confusing.
BertieWooster
One person!
Is this news?