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Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« on: March 14, 2011, 05:58:15 PM »
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12729786

It seems to me if a country calls in outside forces to help strengthen resistance against primarily unarmed protestors, that suggests to me the protestors are in the majority or significant enough in number to overthrow the government, thus calling in outside help is a sign that Bahrain rulers do not have majority backing.

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2011, 07:26:32 AM »
Judging by the events in the last couple of days , it appears that the Bahraini Monarch has lost the support and trust of its subjects. The "De Facto Invasion" by The Saudi Army and other Gulf Tyrants' soldiers to suppress the un-armed and relatively peaceful demonstrators in Bahrain confirm this fact . Interference by outside forces is not acceptable under the present situation , and I believe that The Saudi and others who invaded Bahrain to prop up the regime is in breach of 'Article 2:4 of The UN Charter' .
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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #2 on: March 16, 2011, 10:38:15 AM »
Salam,

The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.

I live in this region, and these a-holes have taken to forcing the country into lawlessness by blocking the roads and stopping people from going to work in addition to beating several police men and civilians.

The Bahrain government in weak and showed no resolve which is why things got outo of control.
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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #3 on: March 16, 2011, 12:29:21 PM »
Salam,

The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.

I live in this region, and these a-holes have taken to forcing the country into lawlessness by blocking the roads and stopping people from going to work in addition to beating several police men and civilians.

The Bahrain government in weak and showed no resolve which is why things got outo of control.

I disagree with this. They are fighting a monarcy which is not accepted by God therefore they have every right to fight until their demands are met.

If a few idiots are beating civilians then that is not quranic but beating police men or government workers then that is understandable in my opinion because they are part of the corrupt system. How else can the monarchy enslave its people except through police men and other government workers.

There is a worldwide awakening of reclaiming back God given human rights from the different forms of unquranic systems in place throughout the world i.e democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, socialism etc.

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #4 on: March 16, 2011, 02:34:33 PM »
Peace,

with all due respect Layth, notjing can justify this treatment of protesters, nor is killing them and executing them justified.  Funny how we never hear the police or military or government dictators shouting Allahu Akbar, but I hear alot of protesters saying it.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/16/bahrain-protester-shot-video_n_836468.html

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #5 on: March 16, 2011, 03:31:49 PM »
Salam

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The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.

I find this sentence very insulting to everyone and anyone who has ever gone to protest against something. Sure some of the protesters may be taking things a little too far but shooting at protesters at point blank range with a tear gas gun is clearly a disproportionate response to the protesters actions which up to a few days ago still seemed relatively peaceful. Not only are they shooting at protesters Men and Women, they are also shooting at medical staff who are treating the wounded as well as shooting into the hospitals and preventing people from being taken to hospital to be treated.

For too long the Shia Majority have been persecuted and treated as second class citizens. Living in cramped and poor conditions, not even allowed to live in most areas of the country which are either owned by the ruling elite or only available exclusively to you if you are Sunni.

The fact that Bahrain has now asked for help from Foreign forces clearly shows that they have lost their legitimacy.
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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #6 on: March 16, 2011, 04:05:00 PM »

The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.


You must be an idiot wahabi...No human being could have said that!

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #7 on: March 16, 2011, 05:14:32 PM »
Salam,

The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.



Hard to believe that the above statement came from a Quranist , peaceful protest only deserve a spray of water-cannon at worst . Perhaps , you'd care to show us where in the Qur'an does Allalh sanction a Monarch/King who elect themselves and make the position a hereditary one ? The offsrings of this parasitical monarch become rulers by freak of nature . Is monarchy Islamic system according to you ? The real scum here is the ruling family and their dogs of security forces + The Saudi's Pig armies .

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #8 on: March 16, 2011, 05:34:06 PM »
Salam,

The Bahrain protestors are scum who deserve to be shot or crucified.

Woah, Those are some pretty strong words there to be using...especially when the intro started off with a Peace/"Salaam"
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Either somebody hacked Layth's account and is posting as him or perhaps he is undergoing some shortcomings at the moment. (if so may Allah help him with that, Inshallah) Because It is hard for me to believe this is coming from Layth.  :o

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I live in this region, and these a-holes have taken to forcing the country into lawlessness by blocking the roads and stopping people from going to work in addition to beating several police men and civilians.

Now According to your observations they have been accused of these Things in RED, Granted they may be negative wrongs...however is that really enough for them to be shot or crucified.?

I mean I thought we as Muslims believe that The Punishment has to Fit the crime. I cannot imagine crucifying fellow humans for simply being guilty of these actions above in RED..

Let there be some compassion and Justice and not prescribe something beyond, lest we ourselves be unjust and aggressors.  ;)

and If there is some information that I am missing out on or misunderstand something please fill me in brother...

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Re: Bahrain: are outside forces acceptable?
« Reply #9 on: March 16, 2011, 10:30:44 PM »
Salam,

Folks...Put the emotions aside when debating a topic...it clouds the judgement.

1. The Quran does not allow the overthrough of any government - monarchy or otherwise (this was the thread that was discussed on Libya).
2. The Quran clearly stipulates that if a person is being oppressed, then he/she should "emigrate" - else he/she will be accountable.
3. The Quran clearly stipulates, that those who set out to make corruption in the land are to be killed/crucified/maimed or exiled.

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