The Human Carnage of Saudi Arabia’s War in Yemen

[Serpentine]

Assad was firing upon crowds of civilians long before there was any such armed rebel movement.

5 days after 'peaceful protest' in Syria began, 5 police officers were killed and a gov building torched. How many civilians were killed in those 5 days, just show me the number with proof. And which country tolerates that even if civilians have been killed?

Many civilians are killed in protests across the world, but we don't see animals emerging from them like they did in Syria.

And by that lame logic, Bahraini regime not only killed protesters, but also mass tortured and arrested thousands in a country of 1 million, also hiring mercenaries to quell the peaceful protests.

If you think what happened in Syria is justified, then in Bahrain, not only it is justified to attack police officers, but it's justified to kill every single regime agent people come in contact with, up to the king himself.

But seeing your hypocrisy in your recent posts quoting me, I don't expect a logical answer at all.

 

[Steve781]

5 days after 'peaceful protest' in Syria began, 5 police officers were killed and a gov building torched. How many civilians were killed in those 5 days, just show me the number with proof. And which country tolerates that even if civilians have been killed?

Many civilians are killed in protests across the world, but we don't see animals emerging from them like they did in Syria.

And by that lame logic, Bahraini regime not only killed protesters, but also mass tortured and arrested thousands in a country of 1 million, also hiring mercenaries to quell the peaceful protests.

If you think what happened in Syria is justified, then in Bahrain, not only it is justified to attack police officers, but it's justified to kill every single regime agent people come in contact with, up to the king himself.

But seeing your hypocrisy in your recent posts quoting me, I don't expect a logical answer at all.

Only 93 civilians have been killed in Bahrain. Hundred of thousands in Syria.

 

[Serpentine]

Only 93 civilians have been killed in Bahrain. Hundred of thousands in Syria.

Exactly my point. How many security forces killed in Bahrain? How many in Syria? Why don't you compare those numbers?

All the more reason that nutjob organ-eating 'rebels' did not emerge from Bahrain protests, compare that to Syria, where you have a collection of all vermin, from ISIS, to Al-Qaeda, fighting for land and influence.

Syrian case quickly turned into an all out war because of foreign intervention to topple Assad, whereas in Bahrain, absolute majority of protests have remained peaceful.
Ironically, all those who say Assad is from minority and should go, either support the Bahraini regime or stay silent over its crimes, where a minority is ruling the majority.

The funniest of all, British and U.S have stayed dead silent, because they already have or will establish a military presence in their satellite state called Bahrain.

It's okay if minority rules the majority, as long as the ruler remains our puppet. Great logic.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

5 days after 'peaceful protest' in Syria began, 5 police officers were killed. How many civilians were killed in those 5 days, just show me the number with proof. And which country tolerates an armed insurgency even if civilians have been killed?

Many civilians are killed in protests across the world, but we don't see animals emerging from them like they did in Syria.

And by that lame logic, Bahraini regime not only killed protesters, but also mass tortured and arrested thousands in a country of 1 million, also hiring mercenaries to quell the peaceful protests.

If you think what happened in Syria is justified, then in Bahrain, not only it is justified to attack police officers, but it's justified to kill every single regime agent people come in contact with, up to the king himself.

But seeing your hypocrisy in your recent posts quoting me, I don't expect a logical answer at all.

You are talking about logic but comparing the well over 100.000 civilians that Al-Assad has killed with Bahrain where less than 100 people in total have been killed in almost 5 years of "conflict"?

Yes, let's forget the fact that the Al-Assad regime was one of the most brutal regimes in the MENA region before the Syrian civil war and that thousands upon thousands of Syrians were killed and imprisoned by the Syrian state almost each year. A carbon copy of another Ba'athi regime in Iraq ruled by Saddam Hussein who killed 500.000-1 million Iranians and which you to this day talk about often. Exact same system yet no criticism of the Al-Assad regime because they are an "ally" of your beloved "Arab" Mullah's that have ruled Iran for 36 years.

Bahrain was and is a paradise compared to Syria. People have more rights in Bahrain than in most MENA countries including Iran. Much better quality of life too. Hence why people from across the world move to Bahrain to work and live.

You have no clue about Bahrain nor are Shia's oppressed there anymore than all people in the MENA region regardless of their sect when speaking about rights.

Anyway keep comparing the Syrian regime with the Bahraini regime. I am sure that the whole world agrees with the logic of that comparison.

Also keep trying to convince the entire world that all Iranian terrorist proxies or terrorist groups that Iran supports politically, morally, financially etc. are angels while everyone else, including the evil Arabs, evil West are bad.

How about start focusing on your own country and their extremely long history of a dictatorial rule (since like forever basically) centered around a strong ruler (Shah), mass-murdering political opponents and crushing popular movements as recently as a few years ago? Oppression of certain ethnic groups, minorities etc.

Bahrain ranks above Iran on almost every significant ranking when it comes to political, social, religious etc. rights.

List of countries by Human Development Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Democracy Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of countries by life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Global Gender Gap Report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So let's just end it here before it becomes too embarrassing for you. Quite the obsession and mind your own business for once. I suggest Tajikistan, your only brotherly country as I wrote in my previous post.

You don't care about Yemen anyway nor any other areas of the Arab world currently engaged in conflict/civil wars.

 

[Serpentine]

You are talking about logic but comparing the well over 100.000 civilians that Al-Assad has killed with Bahrain where less than 100 people in total have been killed?

Yes, let's forget the fact that the Al-Assad regime was one of the most brutal regimes in the MENA region before the Syrian civil war and that thousands upon thousands of Syrians were killed and imprisoned by the Syrian state almost each year. A carbon copy of another Ba'athi regime in Iraq ruled by Saddam Hussein who killed 500.000-1 million Iranians and which you to this day talk about often. Exact same system yet no criticism of the Al-Assad regime because they are an "ally" of your beloved "Arab" Mullah's that have ruled Iran for 36 years.

Bahrain was and is a paradise compared to Syria. People have more rights in Bahrain than in most MENA countries including Iran. Much better quality of life too. Hence why people from across the world move to Bahrain to work and live.

You have no clue about Bahrain nor are Shia's oppressed there anymore than all people in the MENA region regardless of their sect when speaking about rights.

Anyway keep comparing the Syrian regime with the Bahraini regime. I am sure that the whole world agrees with the logic of that comparison.

Also keep trying to convince the entire world that all Iranian terrorist proxies or terrorist groups that Iran supports politically, morally, financially etc. are angels while everyone else, including the evil Arabs, evil West are bad.

How about start focusing on your own country and their history of mass-murdering political opponents and crushing popular movements? Oppression of ethnic groups etc.

Bahrain ranks above Iran on almost every significant ranking when it comes to political, social, religious etc. rights.

List of countries by Human Development Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Democracy Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of countries by life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Global Gender Gap Report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So let's just end it here before it becomes too embarrassing for you. Quite the obsession and mind your own business for once. I suggest Tajikistan, your only brotherly country as I wrote in my previous post.

You proved my point. In Bahrain, civilian casualties is low because animals didn't emerge from them, unlike Syria where all kinds of nutjobs poured into country.

If there was an organized armed rebellion in Bahrain, you would see how many civilians the regime is able to kill. They will kill all their opponents if necessary to keep onto power.

And don't compare that 'freedom nonsense' in Bahrain. If people were satisfied with situation, they wouldn't protest. But based on logic of Gulf dictatorships, Shias are all agents of Iran, even if they are majority in their own country being ruled by a ruthless minority regime, a satellite state of Saudi dictators and U.S.

 

[Hiptullha]

5 days after 'peaceful protest' in Syria began, 5 police officers were killed and a gov building torched. How many civilians were killed in those 5 days, just show me the number with proof. And which country tolerates that even if civilians have been killed?

Yes, the government building was destroyed after reports of teenagers being tortured and protesters being fired upon. Not that this was the only provocation. The Syrians spent a few good decades living under an autocratic regime which silenced any dissent.

And by that lame logic, Bahraini regime not only killed protesters, but also mass tortured and arrested thousands in a country of 1 million, also hiring mercenaries to quell the peaceful protests.

I've always been a critic of the Bahraini regime. Unlike you, I'm justifying neither Assad's tactics of firing upon crowds and torturing teens or the Bahraini regimes tactics.

 

[Serpentine]

Yes, the government building was destroyed after reports of teenagers being tortured and protesters being fired upon. Not that this was the only provocation. The Syrians spent a few good decades living under an autocratic regime which silenced any dissent.

I've always been a critic of the Bahraini regime. Unlike you, I'm justifying neither Assad's tactics of firing upon crowds and torturing teens or the Bahraini regimes tactics.

Actually, I absolutely have no problem if Assad goes. What I have been saying in past 4 years is that, in both Syria and Bahrain, a fair election should be upheld (of course only after the fighting stops in Syria which the glorious rebels have refused for 4 years, leading to thousands of more death) where people can decide their fate, Iran has also proposed the same offer for both Syria and Bahrain. But other countries all so hell bent of toppling Assad that there is no way to stop this killing.

Just a simple question, if you think Assad should go, do you also agree that Bahraini regime should go too?

 

[Saif al-Arab]

You proved my point. In Bahrain, civilian casualties is low because animals didn't emerge from them, unlike Syria where all kinds of nutjobs poured into country.

If there was an organized armed rebellion in Bahrain, you would see how many civilians the regime is able to kill. They will kill all their opponents if necessary to keep onto power.

And don't compare that 'freedom nonsense' in Bahrain. If people were satisfied with situation, they wouldn't protest. But based on logic of Gulf dictatorships, Shias are all agents of Iran, even if they are majority in their own country being ruled by a ruthless regime, a satellite state of Saudi dictators and U.S.

There is no war going on in Bahrain. There have been political protests (where both Shia and Sunni Bahrainis, contrary to popular belief) have participated in. 93 people have died in almost 5 years of protest, many of them police and security.

Bahrain has not evolved into a Syria because Bahrain was one of the most developed, wealthy, peaceful and in terms of rights fairly developed (for MENA standards) countries in the MENA region before the protests emerged. Just like the GCC as a whole.

Political opponents in Bahrain were at most fined or given short prison sentences. Very few instances of torture were ever reported. Unlike in Syria which was and is ruled by a carbon copy of the same Ba'athi ruled Saddam Hussein regime that you and most Iranians are crying about here over 10 years after Uncle Sam captured him and later executed him.

I suggest that you take a look at objective sources and read about the prisons of the Al-Assad regime before the Syrian civil war, how political opponents were killed as flies, the torture methods used etc.

Comparing it with Bahrain before and today is simply ridiculous.

Same story with Hadi. What exactly made him a dictator? The same person that introduced autonomy in Yemen for the first time in history. But since he was "allied" with KSA, most Arab states and the West he was an "evil terrorist" according to the Mullah logic that you operate with. Hence he needed to be removed violently.

No because regimes in the GCC are not treating their people as cattle but actually care about the well-being of their people despite far from being perfect as evident by the welfare systems in place and much else.

The regular GCC person lives 1000 times better lives than the average Iranian. Hence why 500.000 (some even say 1 million) Iranians are living in the GCC while no GCC citizenship lives in Iran.

Unlike you I don't claim that the GCC is a perfect place or that the leaders are democracies.

Yes, is that why there are more Shia's in the GCC than anywhere else in the Arab world outside of Iraq and why most live completely in peace and have the exact same rights from Kuwait to Oman despite being clear minorities with the exception of Bahrain.

Besides Shias in Bahrain make up around 55-60% of the population at most. So it's not like they are a absolute clear majority like in Iran or Azerbaijan.

In any case I don't feel there is any point having this discussion reading your posts in this thread and what I have written which is left non-countered for obvious reasons.

Yes, the government building was destroyed after reports of teenagers being tortured and protesters being fired upon. Not that this was the only provocation. The Syrians spent a few good decades living under an autocratic regime which silenced any dissent.



I've always been a critic of the Bahraini regime. Unlike you, I'm justifying neither Assad's tactics of firing upon crowds and torturing teens or the Bahraini regimes tactics.

While neither Bahrain nor Syria (for that matter all MENA countries and most if not all Muslim countries) are shinning democracies it's simply ridiculous to compare those two with each other.

We have a few Pakistani users based in Bahrain and even 1-2 that have served in Bahrain as police or private security. One of them gave a very detailed and objective decryption of the Bahraini protests some while ago. Unfortunately I cannot remember their username but a few searches on PDF should find those posts somehow.

It's an insult towards all the Syrians that have died at the hands of the Al-Assad regime to compare it with the Al-Khalifa regime.

Most people of the world, including governments, are well aware of this comparison making no sense. So all non-Iranian participants in this thread (as you can see) are just stating the obvious but with no goal in sight. They must all be Takfiris/Nasibis/Wahhabis/Salafis/Terrorists/Insert your own favorite name for today.

 

[raptor22]

I don't see the big deal they blow themselves up along with innocents.. we blow them up and sometimes cause collateral damage, now I can't speak for the Sauds they might just be bombing them without a concern for the innocent.

like I said they seem to be molded by death and destruction kinda hard to feel sorry for them.

but I do find it funny that both sides have Allah on their side. so who is more just?

As Malcolm X said 'Truth is on the side of the oppressed.' .... see who is invading and bombing you will realize who is more just and oppressed and I assure you that the US is not in that league ...

Yes, if you attack a military target, and civilians are killed as a result, it is perfectly legal.
There must be some kind of proportionality.
If you have a guy firing a gun from a building in a village, you cannot nuke the village.
If you have a guy with a nuclear missile in the village, you can most certainly level the village (with inhabitants).

It is all stated in the Geneva Conventions.
The notion that killing civilians is illegal is a myth spread by incompetent journalists,
and apparently also by Amnesty members.

If your family were in that village would you say it is legal too? you need to read the text as you see it doesn't talk about military targets just civil targets ....

"....Omar school, the meager possessions of the families who were sheltering there included a few children’s clothes, blankets, and cooking pots. I found no sign of any military activity that could have made the site a military target. But I did see the remains of the weapon used in the attack — a fin from a U.S.-designed MK80 general-purpose bomb, similar to those found at many other locations of coalition strikes.

This was far from the only instance where U.S. weapons killed Yemeni civilians. In the nearby village of Waht, another coalition airstrike killed 11 worshipers in a mosque ...."
​

 

[Madali]

International law (the Geneva Conventions) explicitly says that presence of civilians will
not protect military targets from attack. Thus it can be perfectly legal to kill civilians.
What is banned is attacks on purely civilian targets.

Once sold, the seller has no responsibility for the use of weapons.
Many countries do impose bans on buyers, which they cannot trust to use them
in an acceptable way, but that is voluntary.

It is embarrassing that the author do not know the difference between laws,
which an individual has to follow, and International Conventions,
which a country may or may not sign, and bound by only if signed.
Neither KSA, nor Yemen has signed this convention, so they are not bound by it.
Maybe they should sign it, but that is irrelevant.

A few days back, Saudi bombed a bottling factory, killing three dozen workers.

But yeah, I don't really care about "international law" or "geneva conventions" since the only international law I've seen since I was born, is the Law of the Mighty. USA attacks countries left and right, and that's perfectly fine, according to International Law.

Nobody here is able to mention a single modern war which has centered around air bombardments of a guerrilla /terrorist group that has not (unfortunately) killed innocent souls (civilians).

This occurred at a much, much larger scale during the Vietnam War, the US-led War in Afghanistan which started in 2001 or the Iraq War of 2003. Those wars were even conducted by the most powerful army in the world (by far) yet they could not limit all civilian casualties. Far from it.

Well, we now know your who your Role Model is.

Morale people don't consider Vietnam War, US-led War in Afghanistan and Iraq, wars to emulate.

Maybe your Saudi leaders can try to copy American's technological inventiveness instead of their stupid wars? That'd be nice.

 

[500]

Ironic to see Iranian crocodile tears during daily barrel bombs of Syria which turned over 10 million people into the refugees.

 

[LfcRed]

Bahraini protests had nothing to do with democracy. It was all about opposition trying to takeover the country. They never were going to make any elections even if they succeeded. They were in fool's paradise when the government acted passive and thought to have almost taken over. Their cult leader Mushaima returning made their beliefs even stronger that the government are on their knees letting him enter after being blacklisted. Wrongly so they even decided their future prime minister and heads of other ministries based on people who supported them financially and morally. There were never going to be elections. Democracy was just an excuse to justify their means.

It was just about the dream of having a shia Bahrain just as Irani mullahs dream of. The Irani regime backing them to this day when most of the Bahraini shias don't look up to them. Only those who are hell bent on killing policemen look for weapons and funding. If Irani regime was not interested or vested in Bahrain why would they feel the urge to issue a statement every now and then. If they are so much against oppression then why have so many Irani sunnis migrated to the GCC and other countries because of oppression and forced conversion. Why don't they start rectifying things by taking them back if ever they wanna go back now. Problems in bahrain are Bahraini and they are being dealt in the most humane way. The Irani regime should stop poking their nose everywhere and stop acting Police in the GCC.

With anti government protests being held left and right we got to know what evil plans the Bahraini opposition was putting together. They were planning a violent takeover in the years to come but because of being forced to execute their plans immaturely that we got to see their real faces. The protests started on a random date with permissions from the government who had no idea what they had in mind. They definitely started it out peacefully and had a better chance at it this way. They were pushed out of the area the first time the party aka protest was becoming a nuisance because they illegally prolonged their occupancy of the area. A curfew was imposed by the army but they decided to take it lightly and got 1 or 2 of their protesters killed.

After some time they were again given permission to occupy the place again and that was the start of the time the government played completely passive and started gathering intelligence. They partied and married every night with a false belief of taking over. They preceded the limit when they got frustrated and attacked the university of bahrain. I can write a story about what they exactly did in the university. This made the the government react and forced them out again permanently. Which made the Bahraini opposition more frustrated and they started killing policemen on the fatwas by their syeds and ayatollahs. Since then most of the casualties have been policemen and innocent civilians.

Bahraini government has given permission to the human rights activists and they are very active in their role in the country. They analyze very closely and even visit the areas of disturbances with security personnel. They interview every caught terrorist and present a report every year internationally on their findings. Many policemen and high ranking officials get in trouble for mistreating caught terrorists. The pity is the opposition parties pushing teenagers to play their dirty games when they should be going to schools which are free. Then they would grow up and couldn't find jobs they would like to do and rather curse the government instead of their shortcomings.

Comparing Bahrain to syria is a very funny joke. In Bahrain the caught terrorists are given a fair trial and are prosecuted according to law. On top of that they get their sentences reduced on appeal most of the time. We have a designated organization which can approached by every citizen and resident whose aim is to file complaints against any security personnel, investigate a matter and present directly to a judge. Just don't get me started on Syria which has become a mess unfortunately.

 

[Madali]

Only 93 civilians have been killed in Bahrain. Hundred of thousands in Syria.

Bahrain population has a population of 1.32 million. You have to take figures like that for the population. For example, 200 killed in China's 1 billion population would be less relevant than 100 killed in Bahrain.

Let's use your own figure t o see how it would be applied to other countries.

Okay, so let's do a simple math calculation. 93 out of 1.32 million is 0.007%. Let's first use your own country as an example,
UK: 64 million, therefore 4509 deaths! Wow!
USA: 318 million, therefore 22,467 deaths! Holy shit! To better explain this, 9/11 attacks caused 2606 victims, so that's almost nine 9/11 attacks!

Now, let's look at some other figures. 2900 wounded, that would be like 700,613 being wounded in USA. 1,866 tortured, that would be the equivalent of 450,808 being tortured in USA.

Over 100,000 took part in the protests, which is 7.5% of the population, and insane number for protests. Again, using larger populations, that would be a protest of 24 million in USA. The largest protest in USA was in 1969, and that was 500,000.

But let's not stop yet. 1000 troops from Saudi entered with 500 troops from UAE. That would be like a foreign army of 362,386 entering USA to stop peaceful protests or a foreign army of 72,727 entering UK.

So, do you see now that 93 isn't low at all?

Ironic to see Iranian crocodile tears during daily barrel bombs of Syria which turned over 10 million people into the refugees.

Syria could have easily been avoided. Syria was a stable and peaceful country, and only a few years earlier, Assad had been considered the favorite leader among Arabs, according to a poll. There were no Syrian refugees, and actually Syria was a good place for neighboring refugees such as Palestinians.

However, by pouring arms and cash to Islamist thugs, they turned a once stable country into a hell hole. None of it was by accident.

Here is a timeline:
Syrian War-Islamic State (ISIS) Creation Timeline | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalization

You will see that the plan for Syria.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

@Madali

KSA did not need anyones permission to make due process with the Houthi terrorist cult and the Ali Abdullah Saleh crook elements in the Yemeni army. I could have mentioned Russia's conduct in Chechnya and every single modern war thought by air. The point remains the same but of course you are too thick to understand that.

Only complete utter Mullah clowns like you are equaling Syria with Bahrain. In any case the troublemakers in Bahrain have been dealt with. The Houthi terrorist cult is a few months away from getting the same treatment.

Or maybe you can lecture us about how many 1000's upon thousands of Iranians that your regime has been murdering since 1979. From political opponents being executed to carpet bombing Kurdish areas in the fight against PJAK which have killed over 30.000 Iranians since 1979.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran–PJAK_conflict

Your regime does not hold a single candle to the Bahraini monarchy as I have demonstrated earlier in this thread for all to see.

Bahraini protests had nothing to do with democracy. It was all about opposition trying to takeover the country. They never were going to make any elections even if they succeeded. They were in fool's paradise when the government acted passive and thought to have almost taken over. Their cult leader Mushaima returning made their beliefs even stronger that the government are on their knees letting him enter after being blacklisted. Wrongly so they even decided their future prime minister and heads of other ministries based on people who supported them financially and morally. There were never going to be elections. Democracy was just an excuse to justify their means.

It was just about the dream of having a shia Bahrain just as Irani mullahs dream of. The Irani regime backing them to this day when most of the Bahraini shias don't look up to them. Only those who are hell bent on killing policemen look for weapons and funding. If Irani regime was not interested or vested in Bahrain why would they feel the urge to issue a statement every now and then. If they are so much against oppression then why have so many Irani sunnis migrated to the GCC and other countries because of oppression and forced conversion. Why don't they start rectifying things by taking them back if ever they wanna go back now. Problems in bahrain are Bahraini and they are being dealt in the most humane way. The Irani regime should stop poking their nose everywhere and stop acting Police in the GCC.

With anti government protests being held left and right we got to know what evil plans the Bahraini opposition was putting together. They were planning a violent takeover in the years to come but because of being forced to execute their plans immaturely that we got to see their real faces. The protests started on a random date with permissions from the government who had no idea what they had in mind. They definitely started it out peacefully and had a better chance at it this way. They were pushed out of the area the first time the party aka protest was becoming a nuisance because they illegally prolonged their occupancy of the area. A curfew was imposed by the army but they decided to take it lightly and got 1 or 2 of their protesters killed.

After some time they were again given permission to occupy the place again and that was the start of the time the government played completely passive and started gathering intelligence. They partied and married every night with a false belief of taking over. They preceded the limit when they got frustrated and attacked the university of bahrain. I can write a story about what they exactly did in the university. This made the the government react and forced them out again permanently. Which made the Bahraini opposition more frustrated and they started killing policemen on the fatwas by their syeds and ayatollahs. Since then most of the casualties have been policemen and innocent civilians.

Bahraini government has given permission to the human rights activists and they are very active in their role in the country. They analyze very closely and even visit the areas of disturbances with security personnel. They interview every caught terrorist and present a report every year internationally on their findings. Many policemen and high ranking officials get in trouble for mistreating caught terrorists. The pity is the opposition parties pushing teenagers to play their dirty games when they should be going to schools which are free. Then they would grow up and couldn't find jobs they would like to do and rather curse the government instead of their shortcomings.

Comparing Bahrain to syria is a very funny joke. In Bahrain the caught terrorists are given a fair trial and are prosecuted according to law. On top of that they get their sentences reduced on appeal most of the time. We have a designated organization which can approached by every citizen and resident whose aim is to file complaints against any security personnel, investigate a matter and present directly to a judge. Just don't get me started on Syria which has become a mess unfortunately.

 

[Steve781]

@Madali

KSA did not need anyones permission to make due process with the Houthi terrorist cult. I could have mentioned Russia's conduct in Chechnya and every single modern war thought by air. The point remains the same but of course you are too thick to understand that.

Only complete utter Mullah clowns like you are equaling Syria with Bahrain. In any case the troublemakers in Bahrain have been dealt with. The Houthi terrorist cult is a few months away from getting the same treatment.

Or maybe you can lecture us about how many 1000's upon thousands of Iranians that your regime has been murdering since 1979. From political opponents being executed to carpet bombing Kurdish areas in the fight against PJAK which have killed over 30.000 Iranians since 1979.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran–PJAK_conflict

Your regime does not hold a single candle to the Bahraini monarchy as I have demonstrated earlier in this thread for all to see.

Oman shouldn't have been included. They're quite pro Iranian. Whenever a Western or Arab country wants to mediate with Iran they always choose Oman.