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Their goal is to throw the Middle East into perpetual turmoil and oppression. They are punks, perverts, and cowards. They fear everyone finding out who and what they are up to.

I hope you and your readers have a stash of guns and ammo for when they are needed.

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I fear for you Mahmood – and other good Bahraini patriots, who SHOULD have the freedom to voice an opinion without fear of persecution.

It saddens me further that exactly this kind of event is all it sometimes takes to make an erstwhile good person consider taking stronger and more violent actions against that which they see to be unjust and simply unfair.

This is a crock!

MK

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The examples of miscarriages of justice are rife. As is the habit of people who should be in court just not turning up. If you have a court date just don’t turn up and the process will be delayed by a few months. Let this carry on, especially if the person you are against is a poor Asian, and they will be in a great deal of financial hurt since they can’t get a job and can’t leave the country. Frequently they settle out of court just to get out of the mess.
People know this and abuse the system. Why is it not the case that if someone doesn’t turn up at the court at the specified time, the courts send the bailifs around to drag their sorry ass, screaming and kicking, into the courthouse and charge them with contempt?

Bahrain seems to have many of the right laws on the books, but doesn’t have the political will to enforce them. I’m sure that there are reams to be written on lax traffic laws, but in reality, who cares?
Slinging those two ‘activists’ in the clink is just another example of selective justice at its worst. Regrettably, I’m sure we’ll see more of this before the system is finally overhauled. The justice system has to be independent, open, fair and impartial . . . to all.

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Hassan Mushaimea and A.Hadi Alkhwaja (opposition leaders) have been arrested after mask police raided their houses at dawn today, 2nd February 2007.

Get ready everybody!

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A good definition of democracy ‘A system by which social equality is favoured. Democracy means “rule of the people”. Democracy includes open discussion, direct voting on significant issues, policy formation in all realms of social life; economics, education, religion and public life.’

How can we call Bahrain a democratic country? Does the democracy we have in Bahrain remotely satisfy this definition of democracy? i think not….

A country which sentences two good men, who may i add, i have met and spoken to, for 1 year and 6 months, but allows torturers such as 3adil Flaifel walk the streets with will after torturing and killing many. Scandalous.

We need a change, and this change will not happen with this apparent ‘elected’ parliament, which when put into context, is useless, and nothing more than a media stunt to decieve the world that we live in a democratic country which we call a ‘Kingdom’.

We need a change. Criminals need to be put to justice. I can go on and on, but i’m at work so i dont want to get in trouble!

May I end this comment by remembering all those who sacrificed and lost their lives at the hands of the same people who decieve many by calling bahrain a democratic country.

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