These tweets are about Abdul Hadi Al-Khawaja. He is a political figure who is undergoing hunger strike in prison:

What did Bahrain regime benefit from arresting, torturing, & sentencing political figures, knowing that sentences will have 2 be dropped sooner/ later

Political figures were mainly charged 4 inciting hatred against Bahrain regime; Isn’t the regime real inciter of hatred through its actions & failures?

A.Hadi Al-Khawaja: received most of the annoyance. His brutal arrest, horrific torture, & broken bones were likely the result of old revenge

We failed in giving Khawaja & other detainees their rights. Bahrain regime succeeded in distracting us from concentrating on detainees’ rights

Bahrain regime managed to implant fear & oppression in every corner. In every family there’s a martyr, detainee, suspended, or tortured

If Bahrain regime thinks it will break detainees w/ its barbarity, it is delusional. It magnified them & dwarfed itself. Freedom 4 Khawaja & all detainees

These tweets were posted after pro-government militias killed Ahmed Ismail. His body was shot at with live bullets.

This is Ahmed Ismail's mother visiting the site where he was shot dead by government thugs bit.ly/HcuSMk

Ahmed Ismail was killed by mercenaries while filming their crimes. He is a “citizen journalist”, the 3^rd blogger killed by Bahrain regime

How will Bahrain regime justify killing him? How will it explain the presence of bullets in his body? Who is really armed in the country?

Dozens of people were killed by Bahrain regime that continues to cover up the killers & did not bring any of them to trial

For the alleged killing of a policeman & an expatriate 100s were arrested whereas death of 76 ppl go without proper investigation Bahrain

Bahrain regime is using armed militias to ignite a civil war

Any opportunity for a political settlement or dialogue requiring the PM’s resignation is destroyed by these militias

These militias get orders from religious clerics who are ordered by TOP pple to destroy Bahrain with the launch of any political solution

Sectarian strife needs both sects. We won’t be part of this dirty game. We disagree with Bahrain unjust regime but will maintain our unity

Our condolences to the family of Ahmad Ismail and the people of Bahrain

Tweets about businessmen who suffered as a result of the boycott practiced by the two sects and acts of vandalism by thugs:

1.In training, we were asked to question businessmen about any investigation because  they use floating, vague & awfully courteous words

2) When listing the categories that sacrificed & were targeted by the regime, we tend to forget our honorable businessmen

3.The businessmen sacrificed silently and stood against patriotism

4. They underwent countless abuses by the regime. Not only have they been deprived from tenders; Thugs vandalized their property
 5. If protestors vandalized the property of pro-government businessmen, the whole country would be made chaotic by hypocrites

6. The sectarian boycott included every Shiite businessman whether he supported the protestors or not

7. The religious Sheikhs shamelessly incited cutting people’s source of income for unabashedly sectarian considerations

8. No wonder - people follow the religion of their kings, as they say - & our regime believes in collective punishment & rewards it

9. Their boycott did not affect businessmen; God is the one who makes a person wealthy or poor

10. What hurts is the sectarian hatred and the ugly hostility that dispersed in the Bahrain's social environment

11. Businessmen suffering from this cheap target: sorry we forgot you when recalling those who sacrificed, Bahrain & history won’t forget you

These tweets were posted on 9 March 2012 which was the day that witnessed the largest rally in Bahrain's history:

Marx’ historical moment: "a unique event combining conflict & contradictions to produce radical transformation"

9March rally fits that description precisely

In 9March we want to say: We will not allow anyone to deny our existence nor falsify our identity & history

We are the native people of Bahrain. All history books document our origin

We, the native ppl of Bahrain, welcomed whoever came to live among us but we don’t accept denying our origin nor erasing our identity

Persians defeated Portuguese & ruled #Bahrain from 1521-1700 AD. Therefore some Persians outdate Al Khalifa in their existence on this land

We’re not racists. We shared our bread, land,& accepted u as rulers BUT distortion of our land, identity, or history is not allowed

We need to organize Bahrain internally. Ruling exclusively has ended. When you ruled, we became the Indians of the

You built a fragile economy based on liquor, prostitution & begging from neighboring countries!

Bahrain: locals do not exceed 570,000 /half the population is under the poverty line according to studies

Bahrain: Teaching started in 1912. Was lowest in illiteracy in Arab World until naturalization was adopted

Bahrain: Sunni & Shiite coexisted for thousands of years until sectarian discrimination was adopted to protect the regime

What did we benefit from Bahrain regime? Law isn’t respected, efficiency isn’t important,& the native person isn’t valued

Bahrain corruption: 1 third of the country is privately owned, tenders went to enrich ruling family & projects delayed 4 years

I would not say leave - we are all staying - but I say: let people run their lives and decide their fate and future

It pains me that I will not participate in the 9March but I wish everyone would shout: "Enough"!! #Bahrain

On the first anniversary Bahrain's revolution, these tweets were posted:

A year passed. They got armies, mercenary, controlled the media, threatened  & suppressed you but you remained steadfast, brave people of Bahrain 

I will recall on the 1^st occasion of our revolution some achievements that might not be vivid to some

1. During this year: we have uncovered the ugly tribal nature of Bahrain regime. It is sectarian, tyrannical, & retroactive

2. We realized that modern life & the cement cities are a deceptive crust & do not cover the life of Middle Ages in which we live

3. This experience made us aware of our rights & we became mature in dealing with them whereas the regime still deals with force  

4. Our political leaders &human rights activists became refined and new leaders were formed in each area

5. All legislative & human rights organization lined up with us & admitted justice of our demands even those of allied countries

6. Even though Bahrain spent billions to distort opposition, they could not achieve what opposition achieved with the simplest tools

7. Even in countries that support each other whether "wrong or right", we were able to push elites to line up with us

8. The future that we want for our children and grandchildren to live in became apparent

9. We were blundering in our fight against corruption, discrimination, & now we know our goals

10. We uncovered people with counterfeit consciences, paid journalists, slaves & beneficiaries of regime & those with double standards

9. We got united: Islamists, liberal, communists, seculars, educated, rich, poor, men & women. We became stronger

10. Our regime became blundered & confused thus making uncalculated decisions whereas the opposition is working with proper tactics

These tweets are about the athlete Mohammed Ali Jawad:

1. This is the picture of Mohd Ali Jawad, a sports figure imprisoned a year ago who lately received some bad news yfrog.com/odukhyoj

2. Mohd couldn't farewell his father who passed away 2 days ago

3. Before he passed away he asked to see his son but he left this world without getting his wish granted #Bahrain

4. Mohd's father died while he was unjustly detained & his other son disappeared after being targeted by security

5. The father passed away not knowing about the 15-yr sentence that awaits his son,who confessed to a crime that he did not commit

6. Mohd Ali was detained since March 27, 2011. He got his share of torture & humiliation like most sports figures because he protested #Bahrain

7. Mohd did not get the needed media attention. He is jailed by the regime & his family are jailed by their torment

8. Mohd's dad couldn't retaliate or obtain his son's right while he was alive. He will sue King & his executioners in eternal world

9. He will sue people who cursed his son & who were overjoyed by his torture. He will question why was he deprived from his kids

10. King of Bahrain: What will you answer God when he asks you & your servants when about the pain, tears, blood, & rights off people?

  11. twitpic.com/91x1ey This is the picture of Mohd Ali Jawad receiving condolences in his father's funeral