بعض الإخوة الأعزاء نوابنا الأÙÂاضل .. نراهم يتعاملونمع ديننا الإسلاميبنÙÂس طريقة تعاملهم مع الشؤونالسياسية معتقدينبأنه منالممكنلهم تشكيل الدينوما ÙŠØÂلله وما ÙŠØÂرمه ØÂسب ما تمليه عليهم ظرو٠( البزنس ) الموجودة ÙÂيالسوق .. يتلاعبونبالØÂلال والØÂرام ويكيÙÂونه على المزاج وهم يعلمونبأنهم إنخدعوا الإنسانÙÂلا يمكنهم خداع الرØÂمن..
نائب للشعب ومسلم ومصليللخمسة ÙÂروض ومؤديلجميع المناسك الدينية منصلاة وصيام وزكاة وصدقة ØŒ وهو دائماً ما يعطيصوته ضد المØÂرمات الدنيوية منشرب للمسكرات ورقص ÙÂيالملاهيالليلية والنهارية الجهارية مــا يعنيأنه ملتزم .. هذا الأخ النائب لديه بناية تجارية ØÂلو ØŸ وهذه البناية تقع على شارع ØÂيويليلي.. ØÂلو ØŸ واستخرج لهذه البناية رخصة لإقامة ÙÂندق بثلاث نجوم .. ØÂلو ØŸ ومع الÙÂندق رخصة بارات ( آس٠يسمونها مناهل ) ورخصة للشكشكة الليلية ÙÂكي٠يكونهذا ØÂلو ØŸ ..
الأخ النائب المسلم استخرج ترخيص ( ÙÂقط ) لبيع الخمر والرقص واستلام النقوط ÙÂÙŠÙÂندقه ØŒ ثم قام بتأجيره إلى مستثمر خليجيولم يقم هو بالبيع أو بالإدارة والإشرا٠واستلام الØÂرام منالمال .. بما يعنيأنالأمــــوال التييستلمها مــــنالمستــأجر ( المستثمر Ù„ÙÂندقه ) ØÂلال زلال ØŒ وإذا كانت هنــاك ( شبهة ) ÙÂيمال الخمر والرقص ÙÂهو منها بريء وسو٠يكونمثواه الجنة إنشاء الله .. أما الذيسو٠يذهــب إلى النار ويكتويبالمال ÙÂهو المستأجر ..
آنه إلليباط كبديإنه يتاجر بشغلة ويتبرأ منها ويصوت ضدها ÙÂيمجلس النواب .. يعنيألØÂينإللييصوت ÙÂيالمجلس ضد الØÂانات والبارات وضد المراقص العربية والكباريهات ÙÂيالبØÂرينويطالب بإغلاقها أليس المÙÂروض منه والأØÂسنله الابتعاد عـــنالمتــاجرة ÙÂيهـا نهائياً ØŸ وإلا شرايكم يا جماعة ØŸ ..
طبعاً Ø¥ØÂنه لا نتكلم عنالمستثمر الخليجيإلليتورط ÙÂيإستئجار الÙÂندق لاØÂقاً مع أنه تمصمص منالمدخولات العالية سابقاً .. ولكننا بس ننصؠالناس إلليعندها بيوت منزجاج بأنلا ترميبيوت الآخرينبالØÂجارة والØÂصى .. الآخرينلو تكسرت بيوتهم ÙÂلا منشا٠ولا مندرى ØŒ لكنالنواب عليهم العيونمÙÂتوØÂØ© .. ÙÂاØÂذروا ..
Salman bin Sager :: Al-Waqt :: 2 April, ‘2007
Salman bin Sager is calling our attention to a sitting MP who owns a hotel but in order to stand for parliament and appear more acceptable to his voters he got rid of the hotel (temporarily) by leasing it to a Saudi investor. It’s a crappy 2-star hotel but has a bar and a disco and is on a main thoroughfare; hence, is assured of a good income.
What the investor did not bank on; however, is the right honourable MP diligently working within parliament to support the motion to close all bars and discos in hotels of sub-five-star standard. That naturally included the property he leased too! That of course resulted in loss of income and obviously he felt cheated by the good MP and wanted redress. Off to court he went to salvage what is left of his investment.
That investment is – according to another report – is a lease of BD27,000 a month (US$71,400) and he wants to retrieve the post-dated cheques he paid the MP with, 14 of them according to the report which equate to BD378,000 (or about a cool million US). I somehow think that the MP will sit this one out. He’s enjoying parliamentary immunity too much, you see, he can’t be touched, even though that he negated the spirit of the agreement and acted in bad faith, he can’t be touched.
The investor lodged the case against the MP in a Saudi court (which in itself is a brain fart! imagine him explaining to the Shari’a judge that he lost his income because an MP in Bahrain lobbied against bars and discos! I can tell you what that judge will do, probably throw the investor in jail!)
Just so you know, during the run-up to the parliamentary elections I noticed that one candidate was very active in some vigilante activities in apprehending hookers in Hoora and Gudaybia to “clean up the area” he said. The fact that he happens to own a hotel, which, according to the Commercial Registrations records is called the Relax Inn, did not deter him at all. Some have suggested that what he was really doing is getting rid of competition!
I wonder if this is the MP that is implicated in all this?
Anyway, if the MP has any decency, he would not only return those uncashed cheques to the investor, but also compensate him for the breach of trust willingly. He should also change that vice den of his to apartments and rent them to his destitute constituents at a reasonable cost, especially considering the length of time “his people” have been waiting for council housing.
I somehow don’t think that any of these suggestions will happen any time soon.
We deserve the parliament we voted for.
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I wonder which one of them is it, I mean, its not like I really care about selling alcohol and the likes, I don’t mind alcohol, not that I mind Religious People, but double faced acts are what bothers me the most.
the problem is, our people are so narrow minded and don’t really think of the future and the will being of this very very small “country” that would be the closest thing to a heaven on earth with the right drive and investment, instead, they are driven toward the silliest things (thanks to our amazing MP’s) and redirected to what the “MP’s” want them to see as achievements.
man, i think i need to stop here.
Nice! Mahmood you must know who is he talking about! come on, will keep it a secret :sideways:
why keep anything a secret, the time where everything was a secret didn’t do us any good.
I would actually love to have one of those scandal news papers in Bahrain, at least we will have these guys exposed to an extent.
no secrets, plenty of links provided to make it more interesting for your erudition and investigative pleasures!
😆 most of the hotels that I visited in Bahrain were brothels ( Tylos etc ) so a lot of money to be made there !
You don’t suggest that our dearly beloved MP is a brothel Mama now do you? I hope to goodness that you aren’t, he’s a good, upstanding member he is!