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“During the war last summer, i cried the most when i heard that the Baalbek ruins are being threatened. Not equally dramatic but equally tragic, it seems that all the archives of future tv got totally destroyed! (18 years worth of records),” writes Mirvat about the damaging of one of the television station's buildings.
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Too sad, losing all this archive!
Future TV…is what and who I live with every morning at my home in US…and as if its not tough enough being away from your mother country,watching the happy ever cheerfull people it has produced…or cry with their sorrow each time desasters struck,feeling I have my little family right by me with the start of the morning programs,the ladies …chef Ramzy..etc. and so on.If a man despises a man ,he should be man enough to fight him face to face ,and not trap the Father with bombs,and distroy the tv station like wise.I was so proud as I watched the honourable LBC inviting the future over,such are proud Lebanese…no one can take us down..May you always be the best insha Allah.
PS. send me a coppy of all your future archives I shall be honoured to store them at my safe home for you,and protect them as my own children.
Amal