Bahrain arrests 'terror cell' with ties to Iran, Iraq and Lebanon

[Serpentine]

Spare me from the nonsense. We have discussed this too much and I told you why I don't think Bahraini "revolution" as a rightful one. However, to make it easier for you to get, both Jordanians and Bahrainis who resorted to violence are terrorists. Why? because both resorted to violence at the very early stage of their demonstrations trying to impose their demands on the rest of people and ignoring governments calls for dialogues. Protesters in the most democratic countries get beaten up and jailed if they resorted to violence. I gave you Jordanian case as an example to make sure that there are a Sunni and Shia in both cases.

BTW, Bashar is the most racist Arab secular leader of all times. So, according to you I should like him.



Somboso strikes again.

Oh, how nice.So Bahrain revolution is not a righteous one, but the FSA terrorists and AlQaeda are the freedom fighters.

Can you even compare the use of violence by Bahrainis and FSA ? What did protesters in Bahrain do in very first stage of revolution? What are they doing now?Still cmong to streets chanting 'Down with king'. Egyptians too used molotoves in their revolution, so as very few Bahrainis. And they have every right to do so, being shoot at by foreign troops and their own dictator's army.So, wasn't Egyptian revolution a righteous one?

Believe me if Iran had slightest intention to interfere in Bahrain, we would kick the king in his back in few hours, with all those Saudi guardians around him.The day Iran starts arming the revolutionaries in Bahrain, the king and his wives would escape to KSA, the same fate as many dictators.They are just using Iran excuse to deny the rightful demands of the majority of the country.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

You forgot Bashar-Iranian love connection

I get to admit, he has never worked against Arab interests in favor of anyone including Iran, he always supported UAE demands of the three islands, and Iran refused his mediation to solve the issue accusing Syria of being prejodest in favor of Arabs. And Syria was the main supplier of Qaeda which was fighting US troops and Shia, and Almaliki publicly accused Syria of that and the relations deteriorated.
I am against him because I know the he and his father are the most ruthless brutal leaders in the world.

Oh, how nice.So Bahrain revolution is not a righteous one, but the FSA terrorists and AlQaeda are the freedom fighters.

Can you even compare the use of violence by Bahrainis and FSA ? What did protesters in Bahrain do in very first stage of revolution? What are they doing now?Still cmong to streets chanting 'Down with king'. Egyptians too used molotoves in their revolution, so as very few Bahrainis. And they have every right to do so, being shoot at by foreign troops and their own dictator's army.So, wasn't Egyptian revolution a righteous one?

Believe me if Iran had slightest intention to interfere in Bahrain, we would kick the king in his back in few hours, with all those Saudi guardians around here.The day Iran starts arming the revolutionaries in Bahrain, the king and his wives would escape to KSA, the same fate as many dictators.They are just using Iran excuse to deny the rightful demands of the majority of the country.

Don't even compare Syria with Bahrain, I will not take this.

 

[somebozo]

I get to admit, he has never worked against Arab interests in favor of anyone including Iran, he always supported UAE demands of the three islands, and Iran refused his mediation to solve the issue accusing Syria of being prejodest in favor of Arabs. And Syria was the main supplier of Qaeda which was fighting US troops and Shia, and Almaliki publicly accused Syria of that and the relations deteriorated.
I am against him because I know the he and his father are the most ruthless brutal leaders in the world.

Still a hundred times better than Fasadi Syrian Army and followers of Adnan Aroor!

Right now I am chatting with one Syrian woman working in UAE - a hard core sunni with family roots from Qaseem.
She has noting but curse for the revolution and FSA!

While you admit Assad has never worked against Arab interest , the GCC is rewarding him by funding and arming FSA terrorist!

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

Still a hundred times better than Fasadi Syrian Army and followers of Adnan Aroor!

Right now I am chatting with one Syrian woman working in UAE - a hard core sunni with family roots from Qaseem.
She has noting but curse for the revolution and FSA!

While you admit Assad has never worked against Arab interest , the GCC is rewarding him by funding and arming FSA terrorist!

And Hosni Mubarak, Zein Al Abdin, Ali Abdullah Saleh were always swords in the hands of GCC. But they turned the life of their people into hell. Look, I understand that Qaeda has infiltrated into Syria, but FSA are not Qaeda, we have to differentiate between them two.

 

[Bratva]

That's the best use of Arab's armies and intelligence services, crushing their own people, countering revolutions, arresting fake spies and sending troops to suppress peaceful protesters accusing 75% of one country's population being agents of Iran, why? Because they are Shias demanding their rights.On the other hand, they are worried about 'freedom' in Syria.Even when the protests were peaceful in Syria, Arab countries supported it, then started sensing terror gangs there.Why? Hypocrisy at its best.

2009 election protests in IRAN on large scale, i think these protests were crushed by an organization called Basij run by Saudi Wahaabi Mullah? And your government termed the protests being sponsored by Israel and Western countries?

and regarding Arab Intelligence crushing their own people have a read about your own Intel history.

The Chain Murders of Iran(قتلهای زنجیره ا&#1740, or Serial Murders, were a series of murders and disappearances from 1988 to 1998 by Iranian government operatives of Iranian dissident intellectuals who had been critical of the Islamic Republic system in some way.

The victims included more than 80 writers, translators, poets, political activists, and ordinary citizens and were killed by a variety of means—car crashes, stabbings, shootings in staged robberies, injections with potassium to simulate a heart attack—in what some believe was an attempt to avoid connection between them. The pattern of murders did not come to light until late 1998 when Dariush Forouhar, his wife and three dissident writers were murdered in the span of two months.

Responsibility for the murders is disputed. After the murders were publicized Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei denied the government was at all responsible and blamed "Iran's enemies".

In mid-1999, after great public outcry and journalistic investigation in Iran and publicity abroad, Iranian prosecutors announced they had found the perpetrator. One Saeed Emami had led "rogue elements" in Iran's intelligence ministry in the killings, but that Emami was now dead, having committed suicide in prison.

In a trial that was "dismissed as a sham by the victims' families and international human rights organisations, three intelligence ministry agents were sentenced in 2001 to death and 12 others to prison terms for murdering two of the victims.

Many Iranians and foreigners believe the killings were at least in part an attempt to resist "cultural and political openness" being attempted by reformist Iranian president Mohammad Khatami and his supporters, and that those convicted of the killings were actually "scapegoats acting on orders from higher" up, with the ultimate perpetrators including "a few well known clerics." In turn, Iran's hardliners — the group most closely associated with vigilante attacks on dissidents in general, and with the accused killers in particular — claimed foreign powers, including Israel, had committed the crimes.

The murders are said to be "still shrouded in secrecy,and an indication that the authorities may not have uncovered all perpetrators of the chain murders was the attempted assassination of Saeed Hajjarian, a newspaper editor who is thought to have played a "key role" in uncovering the killings. On 12 March 2000, Hajjarian was shot in the head and left paralyzed for life.

 

[Hashshāshīn]

Palestinians are Arab too, plz send some troops there if you dare ...

He's not gonna reply now...

 

[somebozo]

2009 election protests in IRAN on large scale, i think these protests were crushed by an organization called Basij run by Saudi Wahaabi Mullah? And your government termed the protests being sponsored by Israel and Western countries?

and regarding Arab Intelligence crushing their own people have a read about your own Intel history.

1988 executions of Iranian political prisoners - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

thats why i said ayatollahs should not be considered a remedy to anything they are much worst.

And Hosni Mubarak, Zein Al Abdin, Ali Abdullah Saleh were always swords in the hands of GCC. But they turned the life of their people into hell. Look, I understand that Qaeda has infiltrated into Syria, but FSA are not Qaeda, we have to differentiate between them two.

UN Designates "Free Syrian Army" Affiliates as Al Qaeda
US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey stand accused of state sponsorship of terrorism. UN failure to enforce own resolutions will resign their legitimacy, necessitate their expedient removal and replacement with multipolar system.
by Tony Cartalucci

August 12, 2012 - The Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) currently arming, funding, and commanding entire brigades of the so-called "Free Syrian Army" (FSA), is designated an Al Qaeda affiliate by the United Nations pursuant to resolutions 1267 (1999) and 1989 (2011), in addition to being listed by both the US State Department and the UK Home Office (page 5, .pdf) as a foreign terrorist organization and a proscribed terrorist organization respectively.

 

[al-Hasani]

Oh, how nice.So Bahrain revolution is not a righteous one, but the FSA terrorists and AlQaeda are the freedom fighters.

Can you even compare the use of violence by Bahrainis and FSA ? What did protesters in Bahrain do in very first stage of revolution? What are they doing now?Still cmong to streets chanting 'Down with king'. Egyptians too used molotoves in their revolution, so as very few Bahrainis. And they have every right to do so, being shoot at by foreign troops and their own dictator's army.So, wasn't Egyptian revolution a righteous one?

Believe me if Iran had slightest intention to interfere in Bahrain, we would kick the king in his back in few hours, with all those Saudi guardians around him.The day Iran starts arming the revolutionaries in Bahrain, the king and his wives would escape to KSA, the same fate as many dictators.They are just using Iran excuse to deny the rightful demands of the majority of the country.

How the hell have you even come close to being a moderator on this site with such moronic posts?

I can assure you and trust me on this, that as soon as just one single Iranian "soldier" puts his feet on Arab soil - especially on the Arabian Peninsula you and your people would wish not to be born. Not only would you get the wrath of 350 million Arabs but also 1.3 BILLION Sunnis who would be ready to deal with you. Hence why that never happened in the first place and never will unless you wish for destruction.

Secondly Iranians have no business in any Arab country. Concentrate on your ancestral homeland - Central Asia and the likes of Tajikistan and such countries.

60 percent of Bahrain is Shia but they are Arabs and have no business with Iran. Also we are talking about less than 500.000 Shias in a tiny country that forever will be under control of KSA and influence. All Bahraini Arabs can trace their ancestry to KSA going back a few generations, including the royal family.

Moreover the regime should be deporting all Iranians/people of Iranian ancestry who conspire and overall and they are already doing that silently and changing the demographics to their initial state.

Your moronic regime is on loan anyway and as soon as they are gone then expect a few regions of Iran to declare independence/autonomy. In short your country will never be the same again and I am sure a few countries/people other than Arabs will be part of such plans. At least I hope that. Just to piss off individuals like you who have no business in the Arab world for example.

The Palestine question has nothing to do with Bahrain nor is that a subject that can be changed as long as Israel have the support of NATO and most of the world. Anyway the Arab world is already the most close/concerned about Palestinians and already the region that hosts most Palestinians in their homelands and the region that donates most to it.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

He's not gonna reply now...

His logic says that since Arabs lost Palestine and didn't send troops, they should STUP whenever any nation takes over any other nation. And BTW, GCC forces didn't take part of dealing with demonstrations but rather to guard Bahraini strategic areas and deter any Iranian reaction as Bahraini police were not enough at the time to protect people and their assets.

 

[Serpentine]

How the hell have you even come close to being a moderator on this site with such moronic posts?

I can assure you and trust me on this, that as soon as just one single Iranian "soldier" puts his feet on Arab soil - especially on the Arabian Peninsula you and your people would wish not to be born. Not only would you get the wrath of 350 million Arabs but also 1.3 BILLION Sunnis who would be ready to deal with you. Hence why that never happened in the first place and never will unless you wish for destruction.

Secondly Iranians have no business in any Arab country. Concentrate on your ancestral homeland - Central Asia and the likes of Tajikistan and such countries.

60 percent of Bahrain is Shia but they are Arabs and have no business with Iran. Also we are talking about less than 500.000 Shias in a tiny country that forever will be under control of KSA and influence. All Bahraini Arabs can trace their ancestry to KSA going back a few generations, including the royal family.

Moreover the regime should be deporting all Iranians/people of Iranian ancestry who conspire and overall and they are already doing that silently and changing the demographics to their initial state.

Your moronic regime is on loan anyway and as soon as they are gone then expect a few regions of Iran to declare independence/autonomy. In short your country will never be the same again and I am sure a few countries/people other than Arabs will be part of such plans. At least I hope that. Just to piss off individuals like you who have no business in the Arab world for example.

The Palestine question has nothing to do with Bahrain nor is that a subject that can be changed as long as Israel have the support of NATO and most of the world. Anyway the Arab world is already the most close/concerned about Palestinians and already the region that hosts most Palestinians in their homelands and the region that donates most to it.

I don't want to waste my time talking with you, again.We did it once, but you are obsessed too much with sects and stuff.

His logic says that since Arabs lost Palestine and didn't send troops, they should STUP whenever any nation takes over any other nation. And BTW, GCC forces didn't take part of dealing with demonstrations but rather to guard Bahraini strategic areas and deter any Iranian reaction as Bahraini police were not enough at the time to protect people and their assets.

Yeah, protect 'people'.That's right. You earned it.

 

[al-Hasani]

Please mind your own business Iranian and don't interfere in the Arab world that you have no knowledge about, relation to or business in if you don't want big troubles for your country and people. You are playing with fire.

As I said concentrate on your ancestral homeland - Central Asia and the likes of Tajikistan and such countries.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

I dare Iranians here if they find a single Arab who rejoices over the killing of bereaved Hazara or Shia, unlike some of you who rejoiced over killing Syrians who have never been but friends of Iran.

I, Mosa and other Arabs here who were members of Arab forums three years ago, remember how SUNNI Syrians used to call us traitors and sellouts because we thought Iran is an enemy. And this is how you repay them. In 2006 war, Shia of Lebanon fled to Syria, and Syrian SUNNIS shared with them their homes and the little food they had.

I don't want to waste my time talking with you, again.We did it once, but you are obsessed too much with sects and stuff.

Yeah, protect 'people'.That's right. You earned it.

 

[Serpentine]

I dare Iranians here if they find a single Arab who rejoices over the killing of bereaved Hazara or Shia, unlike some of you who rejoiced over killing Syrians who have never been but friends of Iran.

I, Mosa and other Arabs here who were members of Arab forums three years ago, remember how SUNNI Syrians used to call us traitors and sellouts because we thought Iran is an enemy. And this is how you repay them. In 2006 war, Shia of Lebanon fled to Syria, and Syrian SUNNIS shared with them their homes and the little food they had.

Iranians rejoicing on 'killing of Sunnis' in Syria?Don't play with words, please.

No one is happy for what's happenning in Syria.And Arab countries are responsible for killing of Syrians by sending arms that always end up in Qaeda hands.
You have been saying Bashar is going down,but you see he is not and Arabs see it as an embarrassment stopping what they started.It's Iran who is always saying Syrian army and FSA should lay down arms and talk.Not al the opposition in Syria are terrorists, but you should accept that most of them are terrorists today. I haven't heard that from one single Arab country, because they are obsessed with overthrowing Bashar,no matter how many Syrians are killed in the middle.
We are seeing same hypocrisy in Bahrain.Only because it's protesters are Shias, they are labeled as terrorists,Iran agents.

 

[Hashshāshīn]

@al-Hasani Can you stop trying to change the subject please. If you care so much about Arab land don't want others meddling in Arab affairs, what happened to Palestine? I presume you have no answer.

 

[al-Hasani]

What don't you understand? Iranians have no business in the Arab world. Concentrate on Central Asia - your ancestral homeland. You have no knowledge about the Arab world, no business nor any relation. You don't even speak Arabic like 99,9 % of all Iranians. Simple, you are playing with fire.

How is it possible that you are a moderator and let alone a Iranian moderator on a Arab section?

Al-Asad is going down and it's just a question of time and you know this very well. He is already losing land each month against opponents that only have 2/10 of his regimes military equipment and who are not even professional soldiers. Just wait until they get similar equipment and wait for hell for him and his supporters outside of the country - the vast majority being Iranians.

Bahrain is a closed chapter that has already been dealt with.

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The Palestine question has nothing to do with Bahrain nor is that a subject that can be changed as long as Israel has the support of NATO and most of the world. Anyway the Arab world is already the most close/concerned about Palestinians and already the region that hosts most Palestinians in their homelands and the region that donates most to it.