Travelling to Lebanon... seems like the sex industry is non-existent. Anybody know anything about the sex industry there?
SP's in Lebanon
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Unlikely - Lebanon is a culturally diverse country but the primary language there is Arabic. Presumably this implies that the country is more or less Islamic which means you won't find SPs as this is decidedly verbooten under their religion and their law. I've been to a few Islamic nations before; there are certain things they will tolerate such as serving alcohol & pork to foreigners, but other things like sex are forbidden. I wouldn't even think of asking a friendly bartender if I were you.
Israel on the other hand seems to have a decent SP scene.
Israel on the other hand seems to have a decent SP scene.
You can find many attractive EE SPs over there with hundreds of shekels in donations at places like Tel-Aviv or Haifa. Or rumours has it some Sabra female IDF conscripts are working SP part-time at cities like Eliat.xarir said:
The donation is a bargain compared to Canada.
BUT, unless you can speak Hebrew or Russian, otherwise you may have a hard time to communicate. Not every EE SPs over there can speak English well.
BTW, Israel was on the list for women trafficking-a white slavery if you can call, according to the UN. Most are come as "tourists", sometimes just taking ferries from Cyprus. Sometimes the single EE woman can be denied to FOB by the Magav when the Magav feels suspicious on her.
Yeah Beirut used to be known the Paris of the Middle East before 1976. Casinos and what not, any vice you can think of. Sometimes it called the Monte Carlo for the rich Sheiks around the Middle East to enjoy life over there.danmand said:
That ends when the Lebanese political system imploded, plus the PLO built their turf to launch terrorists attacks in Israel after they got kicked out by the late King Hussein of Jordan.
And then the Syrians entered the country as "the referee" or "the honest broker" in Lebanon, up to this day, plus the poor Shite Lebanese got "awakened".
That's all you need to a deadly cocktail mix.
In retrospect, it's not easy for Beirut to come back to life after decades of civil wars.
Yeah, they can speak some rudimentary Hebrew, unless they learned it from olpan.danmand said:
But I doubt they are "genuinely" Jewish if you know what I mean.
Couple Mistakes
No offence to you, but the civil war in Lebanon ended almost 20yrs ago. Beirut is almost back to it's glory, however, it's not as liberal as it used to be. By the way, Lebanon is a Christian country, not Islamic. The parliament is ruled by a Christian president, and Muslim prime minister.
Anyhow. The people there are pretty open, and you can find a good time. Just hit some clubs. I'm not too familiar with the SP scene there, but with a little digging, you'll find something. Just don't ask a cop or anyone in a full beard or burka.
Good luck.
No offence to you, but the civil war in Lebanon ended almost 20yrs ago. Beirut is almost back to it's glory, however, it's not as liberal as it used to be. By the way, Lebanon is a Christian country, not Islamic. The parliament is ruled by a Christian president, and Muslim prime minister.
Anyhow. The people there are pretty open, and you can find a good time. Just hit some clubs. I'm not too familiar with the SP scene there, but with a little digging, you'll find something. Just don't ask a cop or anyone in a full beard or burka.
Good luck.
sweet guy said:
Re: Couple Mistakes
BUT, the last time I was told Lebanon is not a pure Christian country. In fact, the Christian Lebanese are losing big on the demographics. Christians are forbidden to marry four wives.
Plus, the Muslims generally raise more children than the Christian counterparts. There are more Druze, Sunnis and Shia Lebanese combined than the Christians. I am not even counting the civilian Syrians working in Lebanon and the Palestinians refugees in the Bekaa Valley.
It was one of the reasons why the civil war broke out when the Christians refused to share or cede more political power to the Muslims counterparts based on the demographics. The Palestinians made the volatile situation even worse.
BTW, Emile Lahoud is the Christian president and Salim Hoss (?) is the prime minister.
Another "famous" former prime minister was Rafik Hariri, a Christian Lebanese and also anti-Syrian, not as pro-Syrian like Salim Hoss.
Yeah it's true the Lebanese are pretty open compared to say the Egyptians or Syrians.BSR said:
BUT, the last time I was told Lebanon is not a pure Christian country. In fact, the Christian Lebanese are losing big on the demographics. Christians are forbidden to marry four wives.
Plus, the Muslims generally raise more children than the Christian counterparts. There are more Druze, Sunnis and Shia Lebanese combined than the Christians. I am not even counting the civilian Syrians working in Lebanon and the Palestinians refugees in the Bekaa Valley.
It was one of the reasons why the civil war broke out when the Christians refused to share or cede more political power to the Muslims counterparts based on the demographics. The Palestinians made the volatile situation even worse.
BTW, Emile Lahoud is the Christian president and Salim Hoss (?) is the prime minister.
Another "famous" former prime minister was Rafik Hariri, a Christian Lebanese and also anti-Syrian, not as pro-Syrian like Salim Hoss.
Re: Couple Mistakes
Plus, it's a challenge to find SPs at the Haredim neighborhood.
Those SPs would have no place to stay when those haredim will act similar to their "Wahabists" counterparts.
You don't have this kind of "religious" police in Israel. At best you may get rough up by the Russians or Magav.BSR said:
Plus, it's a challenge to find SPs at the Haredim neighborhood.
Those SPs would have no place to stay when those haredim will act similar to their "Wahabists" counterparts.