15 august 1971 day after the independence in Bahrain, the previous Amir Isa ben Salman meeting with Bahraini people for celebrating the independence
regardless of the reason of the arresting of Dr Abduljalil Al Sangeese, and regardless of this repeated event in every year with security threat but it was about what the security source said to the Arabic portal of BNA "not the English" about Al Sangeese planned to do an activities in "what they call it independence day" is what do we call it independence day? isn't it the day British army left Bahrain for us to run our own country, if its not an independence day, then what should we call it?
its our national day for our independence, we are celebrating for what should be our independence of owning our decisions, running our country, sharing the power, its something so normal so normal.
what's wrong with this regime so celebrating the independence day is a crime and we they say " what they call it independence day?"
and in the same day, our government and the king is sending his regard to pakistan for its independence day!!!!!
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To have arrested a person and persecuted them for stating the obvious truth about human rights shows that the ruling twats of Bahrain are arseholes of the the first order. Show solidarity with this man and give him your support! He is a real human being and his persecutors are lobster shite!!!
Imprisonment and torture, all just for the most benign sentences. Wow, we live in a deprived world...
My respect and salute to you my brave friend
My name is Ali Faili Sherwani and I salute you for your bravery.
As an Kurd and Shia I can tell you that the truth will always be the truth.
God bless you and everyone you love.
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Hi Ali, I would like to talk to you about some of you view. Would you drop me an email sam.farmar@bbc.co.uk
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I just heard your name and your blog from Aljazeera. much love and support from thousands of miles away..the sun will not be behind the clouds forever, just as the truth cannot be hidden forever.
السلام و عليكم يا أشجع الناس، يا أطهر الناس ...السلام عليكم يا شعب بحريني.
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Hi Ali - I am trying to reach you for an interview. Can you please message me on bharati.naik@turner.com
Hi Ali - I am trying to reach you for an interview. Can you please message me on bharati.naik@turner.com
Democracy does not mean so-called "peaceful" protesters can close roads with burning tyres and prevent people from going about their lawful business. Democracy does not mean that Shi'ite "protesters" can attack Bahrain University and nearly kill other students, simply because they belong to a different sect. Human rights does not mean attacking and killing the police with molotovs and home-made bombs. If you break the law and trample over the human rights of other people, then you get what you deserve. At a time when London is trying to get rid of terrorists like Abu Qatada, why are we allowing people like this Blogger in?
You just have to tell those who kill and block roads and using Molotov and terrifying the ppl of Bahrain to stop what they are doing
and you just can't ask the government to not arrest them and any one who supported those criminal's , the government of Bahrain have to keep use safe and that's what they are doing by arresting the criminals
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