Lamees Dhaif's Blog: 12 Wonders of Bahrain Regime in 2012

Saturday, January 5, 2013

12 Wonders of Bahrain Regime in 2012

I would like to share with you some wonders of Bahrain regime

1. The year 2013 has already started & Bahrain PM still holds the same post since 1957!!

2. Pro-government loyalists support change in Syria due 2 sectarian reasons but are against pro-democracy rallies in Bahrain

3. Bahrain: Riot police committed many shameful acts, loyalists & their top man Al-Mahmood justified their wrongdoings

4. 31 Bahrainis have been stripped of their nationality while intentional political naturalization takes place

5. The case regarding cutting prayer caller's tongue was a fabrication, but loyalists still adhere to it

6. Bahrain sent 200 people to the UPR session in Geneva & recognized 176 recommendations- proving its aggression- & regime claims victory

7. @NABEELRAJAB jailed for his tweets while Mnarfezhom, royal family member, targeted people on Twitter is free

8. S. Al-Hamad who attacked Isalmists in his articles & Adel Felaifil, owner of bars & discos, are Sunni Lions now

9. 2 Officers sentenced to 7 yrs for torturing a person to death while a police officer was sentenced to 12 yrs for refusing to torture protesters

10. Bahrain regime claims foreign intervention-MP seen with militants in Syria & Ex MP questioned about an interview

1 comment:

Bruno Santos RibeiroJanuary 25, 2013 at 11:56 AM
Good evening. Congratulations for your blog! I have a idea of what is happening on Bahrain since some time ago but I didn't know much thing. I think your blog will help me to understand better the problems of your country. Great work of you!
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A brief about this blog

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

Regards

Lamees Dhaif