Lamees Dhaif's Blog: Tweets on the proposed confederation between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Tweets on the proposed confederation between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia

1. A union bet Norway & Sweden, Denmark & Iceland, Britain & Ireland is logical because they're proportional in most aspects

2. But a union between Bahrain & KSA is hilarious especially that Bahrain's size is similar to that of a village in Saudi

3. Bahrain & KSA aren't proportional economically, politically, nor militarily. It's closer to colonialism/ occupation NOT a union

4. Can France predominate over Algeria & call it a union? How do they understand unity & equivalence of power?

5. Our parliament might be phony now, but soon it would be non-existent!

6. Bahrain's independence was sold! Those celebrating reminded me of Lebanese Christians who were jubilant upon France's colonialism

7. In 1799 Busaiid invaded Bahrain & they gave to AlKhalifa by a contract in which AlKhalifa had to pay a certain fee

8. After 30 yrs AlKhalifa asked for help from AlSa'ud in order to get rid of this contact

9. Bahrain was colonized by KSA and AlKhalifa asked for help again from Busaiid & the Persians to sign a peace deal with Britain

10. Bahrain regime does not learn from historical mistakes

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I would like to welcome you in my modest English blog and let me start by introducing myself. My name is Lamees Dhaif, an independent writer and tv host from Bahrain. I decided to enter the world of cyber-space media after being bombarded by censorship in most of what I write. My writings are frank and my criticisms are harsh. I guess this allowed me to gain a wide audience quickly while at the same time, I gained lots of enemies. I usually get attacked in all forms of media, but I do not care because I carry a national and professional responsibility that I have to maintain.

Since the beginning of the painful events in Bahrain in February 2011, I write my analysis and my views every day on Bahraini situation. My writings vary according to the escalation of events, and I found that it is my duty now to put my articles in English for hundreds of thousands of foreigners who share this land - and often – who are usually exposed only to distorted visions of the official media as in the case of most Arab countries.

I hope that you will find in some of what I write some interest, as I hope that what I write seems particularly clear especially that English is my second language.

And I welcome your suggestions, questions, and comments

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Lamees Dhaif