Bahrainis greeted government's armor with Molotov cocktails

[Lux de Veritas]

This looks like a low level civil war.

 

[Mosamania]

A Molotoc Cocktail in many countries is considered a weapon that Police officers are cleared to fire as self-protection from. I salute the professionalism and unparalleled restraint the Bahraini Police has demonstrated here.

 

[al-Hasani]

I think that the Bahraini government should strip the most hardened troublemakers and terrorists of their passports and continue the naturalization policy which in a few years will change the demographics and ensure peace and stability. The demographics were never static so this is nothing new.

The majority of the Bahrainis themselves are fairly recent migrants from the nearby Eastern Province in KSA.

There will never be a Wilayat al-Faqih Mullah nonsense rule in Bahrain.

 

[Serpentine]

I think that the Bahraini government should strip the most hardened troublemakers and terrorists of their passports and continue the naturalization policy which in a few years will change the demographics and ensure peace and stability. The demographics were never static so this is nothing new.

The majority of the Bahrainis themselves are fairly recent migrants from the nearby Eastern Province in KSA.

There will never be a Wilayat al-Faqih Mullah nonsense rule in Bahrain.

With that post, you don't have any moral right to even talk about Syria, also it gives us full rights to interfere in Syria as we please, killing anyone who has taken up arms or deporting them from Syria, which is exactly what's happening.

You are suggesting change of 'demographics' in Bahrain, in other words, importing Sunnis to the country, a policy Israel has pursued since 1948. Why am I not surprised at the similarities?

 

[al-Hasani]

With that post, you don't have any moral right to even talk about Syria, also it gives us full rights to interfere in Syria as we please, killing anyone who has taken up arms or deporting them from Syria, which is exactly what's happening.

You are suggesting change of 'demographics' in Bahrain, in other words, importing Sunnis to the country, a policy Israel has pursued since 1948. Why am I not surprised at the similarities?

Of course I have. I am an Arab while you are an Ajam to begin with. I don't place importance to what non-Arabs have to say about internal Arab matters. Secondly Syria will remain majority Sunni Arab as it always was during the Islamic era.

Most Bahrainis themselves are recent Shia Arab "imports" to Bahrain from the Eastern Province of KSA.

The Sunni Arabs who live in Bahrain, may of them born and breed in Bahrain, should be given passports. Bahrain is their country now.

Terrorists and hardened troublemakers can be stripped of their passports everywhere in the world. In Denmark people going to Syria or Iraq are at risk of getting their passports taken from them.

Yes, the Israel comparison makes perfect sense.

In any case Bahrain is de facto the 14 region of KSA and should also be part of KSA to begin with.

 

[Serpentine]

Of course I have. I am an Arab while you are an Ajam to begin with. I don't place importance to what non-Arabs have to say about internal Arab matters. Secondly Syria will remain majority Sunni Arab as it always was during the Islamic era.

Most Bahrainis themselves are recent Shia Arab "imports" to Bahrain from the Eastern Province of KSA.

The Sunni Arabs who live in Bahrain, may of them born and breed in Bahrain, should be given passports. Bahrain is their country now.

Terrorists and hardened troublemakers can be stripped of their passports everywhere in the world. In Denmark people going to Syria or Iraq are at risk of getting their passports taken from them.

Yes, the Israel comparison makes perfect sense.

In any case Bahrain is de facto the 14 region of KSA and should also be part of KSA to begin with.

You being Arab doesn't give you any more rights to talk about ME affairs.

If all the protesters in Bahrain are terrorists, then every armed man fighting against SAA is a terrorist, that's it. Makes perfect sense.

 

[al-Hasani]

You being Arab doesn't give you any more rights to talk about ME affairs.

If all the protesters in Bahrain are terrorists, then every armed man fighting against SAA is a terrorist, that's it. Makes perfect sense.

Those are internal Arab affairs. You don't see any Arab user here commenting on the Turkish-Kurdish conflict (PKK) or your conflict with Baloch and other separatists. We simply do not care but every foreigner has his head up in our asses in comparison.

Well, I am sure that you would have the same opinion if Arabs, Turks, Indians, Martians and Americans were getting involved in your internal Iranian matters.

"Protestors". Where did that word come from? I was talking about hardened troublemakers and terrorists. Those people who have killed innocent migrant workers and Bahraini security.

Not the average Bahraini protestor. There were also Sunni Bahraini protestors.

Yes, people born in Bahrain and who have lived their entire life in Bahrain, especially if they are fellow Arabs or GCC Arabs, should be given Bahraini passports.

I support the same policy in KSA.

 

[p4kistan]

Those are internal Arab affairs. You don't see any Arab user here commenting on the Turkish-Kurdish conflict (PKK) or your conflict with Baloch and other separatists. We simply do not care but every foreigner has his head up in our asses in comparison.

Well, I am sure that you would have the same opinion if Arabs, Turks, Indians, Martians and Americans were getting involved in your internal Iranian matters.

"Protestors". Where did that word come from? I was talking about hardened troublemakers and terrorists. Those people who have killed innocent migrant workers and Bahraini security.

Not the average Bahraini protestor. There were also Sunni Bahraini protestors.

Yes, people born in Bahrain and who have lived their entire life in Bahrain, especially if they are fellow Arabs or GCC Arabs, should be given Bahraini passports.

I support the same policy in KSA.

You're deluded to think that KSA don't interfere with all these other nations/states. KSA long nose is far up the asses of each of these conflicts. ARAB OR NO ARAB anything related to haramain i.e. KSA every muslim has a right to talk about.

The quicker all these kings, sheikhs, sultans, mullahs are removed the better.

 

[al-Hasani]

You're deluded to think that KSA don't interfere with all these other nations/states. KSA long nose is far up the asses of each of these conflicts. ARAB OR NO ARAB anything related to haramain i.e. KSA every muslim has a right to talk about.

The quicker all these kings, sheikhs, sultans, mullahs are removed the better.

Those are internal Arab conflicts. I am personally against KSA meddling in conflicts that have nothing to do with the Arab world. It's not our business. Luckily there are few conflicts that KSA play any role in outside of the Arab world.

Of course KSA is involved in those conflicts either directly or indirectly as those conflicts happen at the doorstep of KSA or very close. There is nothing strange about that.

This discussion has nothing to do with Makkah or Madinah. Nor other Muslim holy sites such as Al-Quds.

Yes in a ideal world they would be removed but we don't live in a ideal world. You also forgot so-called "Presidents" and "Prime Ministers" across the Muslim world.

This does not give terrorists the right to kill migrant workers and policemen in Bahrain just because they do not like the government and fell "oppressed" all while living in one of the richest Muslim countries on the planet with more rights than many other Muslim states. It's not like in Syria where protestors were mass-murderered, tortured to death in state prisons and had their cities, towns and villages carpet bombed just because the people were against the regime.

 

[Bilal.]

You're deluded to think that KSA don't interfere with all these other nations/states. KSA long nose is far up the asses of each of these conflicts. ARAB OR NO ARAB anything related to haramain i.e. KSA every muslim has a right to talk about.

The quicker all these kings, sheikhs, sultans, mullahs are removed the better.

Not our problem. How about we Pakistanis start focusing on our problems instead of being champion for everyone else?

 

[p4kistan]

Not our problem. How about we Pakistanis start focusing on our problems instead of being champion for everyone else?

Our problems would be solved if the rest didn't put their noses in our business. FACT Saudi clergy/Royal Family export & promote terrorism.

We can only focus on our problems by focusing on them. If you fail to understand that then you have no idea of our problems.

 

[Bilal.]

Our problems would be solved if the rest didn't put their noses in our business. FACT Saudi clergy/Royal Family export & promote terrorism.

We can only focus on our problems by focusing on them. If you fail to understand that then you have no idea of our problems.

And who are the ones who toes their lines, our own people. Who allows those organisations and seminaries to be run, our own administration. It's because we allow others to poke their nose that they are able to. Our policy should be strictly no one allowed to poke their nose in our affairs and not to poke our nose in other's, including the one you have in your avatar for instance.

 

[ali_raza]

even america meddle in other countries.arabs should resolve there conflicts from dialogue.and i m big supporter of monarchy.it gives unmatched stability that gcc is lucky to enjoy

 

[MastanKhan]

A Molotoc Cocktail in many countries is considered a weapon that Police officers are cleared to fire as self-protection from. I salute the professionalism and unparalleled restraint the Bahraini Police has demonstrated here.

Hi,

Molotov cocktails are an act of defiance---the last step before the hooligans tart shooting at the security forces----.

An attack by Molotov cocktails must get retaliation by the security forces----this fire bombings is an act of war on the state.

 

[al-Hasani]

Hi,

Molotov cocktails are an act of defiance---the last step before the hooligans tart shooting at the security forces----.

An attack by Molotov cocktails must get retaliation by the security forces----this fire bombings is an act of war on the state.

No, that's exactly what they want to achieve. Those few hardened troublemakers and terrorists (who do not speak for the Bahraini protestors as a whole) were hoping for such an reaction when they were killing and assaulting unarmed poor migrant workers and killing Bahraini police (mostly Shia Muslims too).

Anyway this has been going on for 4 years now and 100 people have lost their life's in total. Now let's compare that with Syria and Al-Asshead - the love child of those rabid Mullah dogs in Iran that have their heads buried in Arab *** 24/7.