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As Iran experiences protests they beat the crap out of everyone on the streets, they run them over with cars and shoot them where they stand.
Bahrain experiences protests they crack down on them, Iran tells them they are ignorant and unjust for doing so!
Islam the Religion of Hypocrites.
BBC
Iran has expelled a Bahraini diplomat in a retaliatory move, amid an ongoing dispute linked to anti-government protests in Bahrain.
Earlier, Bahrain had expelled the Iranian charge d'affaires.
Tehran has criticised Bahrain's Sunni rulers for using troops from other Gulf states to help control mainly Shia protesters.
Bahrain has accused Iran, the main Shia power in the Gulf, of interference in its internal affairs.
Both countries withdrew their ambassadors earlier this week.
"After the illogical and incomprehensible actions of the Bahrain government, especially expelling one of our diplomats, as a reprisal the attache at Bahrain's embassy has been summoned and told that one of the embassy's diplomats must leave Iran," Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said.
Referring to the "legitimate demands of the population", he said that the "repression of peaceful protests and illogical actions only aggravate the crisis and deepen wounds".....
Showing posts with label bahrain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bahrain. Show all posts
Monday, March 21, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Iran Calls Saudi Troop Presence in Bahrain ‘Unacceptable’
“We expect their demands be fulfilled through correct means,”
Are they joking?
As Iran pulls out all the stops to beat their people down when they get upity, they are telling Saudi Arabia to cool it, the people have the right to protest and demand things?
What a bunch of Douchebags!
The New York Times
MANAMA, Bahrain — A day after Saudi Arabia’s military rolled into Bahrain, the Iranian government branded the move “unacceptable” on Tuesday, threatening to escalate a local political conflict into a regional showdown with Iran.
Protesters, some masked against tear gas, refused to leave Pearl Square on Monday after learning that Saudi troops were coming.
“The presence of foreign forces and interference in Bahrain’s internal affairs is unacceptable and will further complicate the issue,” Ramin Mehmanparast, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman told a news conference in Tehran, according to state-run media.
Even as predominantly Shiite Muslim Iran pursues a determined crackdown against dissent at home, Tehran has supported the protests led by the Shiite majority in Bahrain.
“People have some legitimate demands and they are expressing them peacefully,” Mr. Memanparast said. “It should not be responded to violently.”
“We expect their demands be fulfilled through correct means,” Mr. Mehmanparast added. Iran’s response — while anticipated — showed the depth of rivalry across the Persian Gulf in a contest that has far-reaching consequences in many parts of the Middle East.
Are they joking?
As Iran pulls out all the stops to beat their people down when they get upity, they are telling Saudi Arabia to cool it, the people have the right to protest and demand things?
What a bunch of Douchebags!
The New York Times
MANAMA, Bahrain — A day after Saudi Arabia’s military rolled into Bahrain, the Iranian government branded the move “unacceptable” on Tuesday, threatening to escalate a local political conflict into a regional showdown with Iran.
Protesters, some masked against tear gas, refused to leave Pearl Square on Monday after learning that Saudi troops were coming.
“The presence of foreign forces and interference in Bahrain’s internal affairs is unacceptable and will further complicate the issue,” Ramin Mehmanparast, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman told a news conference in Tehran, according to state-run media.
Even as predominantly Shiite Muslim Iran pursues a determined crackdown against dissent at home, Tehran has supported the protests led by the Shiite majority in Bahrain.
“People have some legitimate demands and they are expressing them peacefully,” Mr. Memanparast said. “It should not be responded to violently.”
“We expect their demands be fulfilled through correct means,” Mr. Mehmanparast added. Iran’s response — while anticipated — showed the depth of rivalry across the Persian Gulf in a contest that has far-reaching consequences in many parts of the Middle East.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Bahrain army withdrawn, police attack protesters
So the Army of Bahrain withdraw from the streets, As per the crown princes orders(So the police can restore order)The Police come in to save the day and start killing Protesters.
How Nice.
Islam! The Religion of Peace!
(Reuters) - Bahraini troops and armored vehicles on Saturday rolled out of a Manama square that had been a base for anti-government protesters, meeting one opposition condition for a dialogue proposed by the king.
But when a few protesters tried to regain their former stronghold in Pearl Square, police beat them back.
At least 100 riot police took up position, while a group of about 50 demonstrators stood about 50 meters (yards) away.
One man raced to the center of the traffic circle, fell to his knees to kiss the yellowed grass and began praying as other protesters celebrated. Moments later, 10 police cars pulled up and policemen beat up one protester and fired teargas.
At least 100 riot police took up position, while a group of about 50 demonstrators stood about 50 meters (yards) away.
Troops in tanks and armored vehicles took over the traffic circle on Thursday after riot police attacked protesters who had camped out there, killing four people and wounding 231.
How Nice.
Islam! The Religion of Peace!
(Reuters) - Bahraini troops and armored vehicles on Saturday rolled out of a Manama square that had been a base for anti-government protesters, meeting one opposition condition for a dialogue proposed by the king.
But when a few protesters tried to regain their former stronghold in Pearl Square, police beat them back.
At least 100 riot police took up position, while a group of about 50 demonstrators stood about 50 meters (yards) away.
One man raced to the center of the traffic circle, fell to his knees to kiss the yellowed grass and began praying as other protesters celebrated. Moments later, 10 police cars pulled up and policemen beat up one protester and fired teargas.
At least 100 riot police took up position, while a group of about 50 demonstrators stood about 50 meters (yards) away.
Troops in tanks and armored vehicles took over the traffic circle on Thursday after riot police attacked protesters who had camped out there, killing four people and wounding 231.
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