Lebanon Student Raises Concerns About Political Recruiting

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In r/Lebanon, a post describes concerns about possible Hezbollah-linked outreach at school and in mosques, including invitations to cultural events, offers of badges, and youth activities. The account prompts discussion about recruitment methods and their reach in Lebanese communities.

Hezbollah indoctrination methods are so strong wtf man ?

For the background, I've done a few projects for my school,like building an app & a website for school articles,creating Google forms polls for the school, participating in a convention & presenting a project on behalf of the school,and then I was chosen to participate in the PISA exam,where the people there were cool & chill,but that's where shit gets fucked up, I chatted for a bit with the guys who came from PISA,and I talked about my GitHub repository and a few of my C & C++ projects,and mentioned a website that I made before (https://www.vita.unaux.com),and that's where probably some Hezbollah agent heard us,and literally like 2 days later,some of the Hezbollah lenient students start "inviting me to "cultural conventions " & they wanted to"give me Nasrallah badges" & "fix a few laptops". The shit doesn't end here,I used to go to the mosque to pray daily,and when some Mahdi scouts saw that I was going daily and reciting Quran,they wanted me to "join their youth" & "participate in Quranic recitations", which is probably also a trap

After all of this, I'm trying to leave a distance as much as possible to avoid falling into this rabbit hole,but like DAMN,their fucking network is so strong,at my school, they're always trying to hang Nasrallah pics and distribute Nasrallah badges,in mosques & public events,their scouts are always trying to recruit people,and I've heard that the network extends even further and further.
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