Comments on: Britain should not put Saudi oil before Bahraini blood

By: Kato K.H.

Kato K.H. — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 09:54:43 +0000

The crackdown on Bahrains opposition,civil society groups and the ruthless and relentless repression of the Shia majority is very unfortunate. It immediately begs the question as to why the Western powers attacked and killed millions in Libya, destroyed the infrastructure.Was it to remove a dictator and introduce democracy? Why not do the same in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain? What is the difference? The world should be wary of powers who are only too willing to kill, mime and destroy only to destroy any vestiges of independent thought and practice, to loot,control and dominate foreign national resources, politics and society. To keep millions of people in perpetual misery so that their puppet/ client regimes can survive and continue to rob their countries and people on their behalf

By: hina

hina — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 14:42:06 +0000

No country should have kingdom in 21st century. Presidential form of governance with limited period of governance duly elected by people may be adopted.

By: Lexbirch

Lexbirch — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 15:05:24 +0000

‘most’ people should keep their nose out of Bahrains affairs and concentrate on their own countries needs. when you can honestly hold your hands up to admitting you run the best country in the world where there are no Human Rights issues then and only then can your governments interfere in other countries policies. well there isnt a ‘perfect’ country in the WORLD and thats because everyone wants to mingle with other ppls business.#justsaying #keepout