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Left Leanings
19th April 2012, 16:40
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/apr/19/syria-crisis-bahrain-unrest-live

The latest report from Bahrain, is that the security forces have opened fire on anti-government protestors, using teargas and stun grenades.

TheRedAnarchist23
19th April 2012, 18:19
That happens every time the people protest.

Alfonso Cano
19th April 2012, 18:30
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/apr/19/syria-crisis-bahrain-unrest-live

The latest report from Bahrain, is that the security forces have opened fire on anti-government protestors, using teargas and stun grenades.


Compared to the last bloodbath in that country, that's a significant improvement in human rights record on the part of the government of Bahrain. :rolleyes:

Vladimir Innit Lenin
19th April 2012, 21:06
HANDS OFF BAHRAIN!
NO TO IMPERIALISM!

:rolleyes:

cyu
21st April 2012, 20:43
License to Kill - Price: U.S. Military Bases

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/apr/18/f1-bernie-ecclestone-bahrain-peaceful

200 protesters confronted police for more than an hour before being scattered by stun grenades.

it happened in the middle of the main shopping area in the capital, Manama. Most unofficial demonstrations have been confined to outlying villages.

Nearly 50 people have been killed since February 2011

"We have been ignored completely up until now, not only by western governments but also western media. We are fighting for the same goal and values that you have in Europe and fought for hundreds of years ago – democracy, liberty, justice, equality.

"I like Formula One. A lot of us do. This is not a protest against Formula One. It is a protest against the government using this weekend's race as a tool of propaganda, to legitimise what is going on in this country.

"They pretend we are a happy and united people. But there is no peace here. We are attacked by the police and beaten on a regular basis by the police"

Privately, the Formula One teams said they did not want this race to go ahead.