Said on the news today the USA is selling Bahrain $53 million worth of weapons. Nice.
Makes you think how incredibly hard up or callous the US Government really is. A mere $53 mill for suffering and abuse of human rights that Bahraini government does to it's majority there.
Selling arms to regimes like this only enforces the diabolical truth of how low and corrupt the USA are being in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It is not about the Persian Gulf issue,if you go to any old museum(Vatican,Hermitage,Louver) in the world you can look in the maps there and you will find the word Persian Gulf or Gulf Perficus which still mean Persian Gulf .
The point is that Bahrain is a Persian state itself that was detached from the motherland Persia almost half a century ago.So just to remind that we proud Persians do not recognize any independent Bahrain.It's Iran's Bahrain.
KHALIFEH FAMILY SHOULD BE TRIALED FOR GENOCIDE!! , (thumb up!) Iranians are with you , even if the whole world goes against you ! we love you and may god be with you, VIVA IRAN ,VIVA BAHRAIN. We will unite again and rise the real flag of our country, green white and red, with the lion and sun in the middle!
MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL, IRANIANS ARE WITH YOU EVEN IF THE WORLD IS AGAINST YOU! WE WILL UNITE AGAIN VERY SOON, RISE THE TRUE FLAG OF BAHRAIN THAT IS THE IRANIAN FLAG WITH THE LION AND SUN!
And they have 12 seats in the parliment, more than any other political paty. So what do they want? This isn't bubbly fairytale on "Bahrain's rise for democracy!" - Alwefaq wants take over on Bahrain
@xerojreffaj And Al-Wefaq are the only political party bitching about it - if not, the political party with most seats and its bitching about it the most. This is my exact point. Al-Wefaq is a power-seeking organization. One that proved itself to be conservative and radical in the past 8 years.
@CreepyLizard All political parties are 'power seeking organisations', and as the main opposition, its al-Wefaq's job to 'bitch about it'. The current system in Bahrain means that an undemocratic, unelected family can impose their will on the people with the help of the crazed Saudis. Are you seriously supporting that?
@xerojreffaj The question is, are you seriously supporting democracy in a country where 61% of its people voted for Al-Wefaq last year; an opposition party that's responsible for a rally against development in women's rights in 2010 because "they go against Islamic values". The same political party that called for the government to "restrict" women from taking "male jobs" and called the government to "cure homosexuals in schools". (continued next post)
@CreepyLizard So essentially you're saying the Bahraini people can't be trusted to vote for the right people so they should remain under a dictatorship. Your constitutional monarchy idea could've worked if they'd responded better to the protests, rather than calling in foreign troops, killing, imprisoning and destroying homes and mosques. Now I don't think the people will accept a system where the royal family maintain power. (continuted next post)
@xerojreffaj Esessinally, my people will vote for bigger dictatorship as they have always done under parlimental democracy. Yes. Does this mean they don't deserve domcracy? Ofcourse not - as far as its limited to constitutional democracy unless we want to live under a backward dictatorship as the likes of Saudi and Iran. The foreign troops in Bahrain didn't shoot a single bullet at any protester and there are no evidence non-whatsoever that say so.
@xerojreffaj How did the government respond to the protests? There was a bad start - but right afterwards; the crown prince pulled back the troops in surprise to the damages that occured (which mind you, has been a surprise to everyone in Bahrain. This isn't the Bahrain we knew). The troops were pulled out, under the demand of Al-Wefaq, and the people were allowed to protest. Al-Wefaq were called for dialogue. They refused unless political prisoners are released (continued)
@xerojreffaj and the government released all political prisoners, later on followed by reforms; providing 20,000 employment oppritunities across the kingdom. A 30 Trillion dollar project by the GCC in Bahrain to solve the problem of bad housing. Sacking of 4 corrupt ministers in the government - all this during a period of 4 weeks, while not a single protester has been shot; meanwhile while the opposition leaders were aiming to expand the protests - take over the streets by (continued)
@CreepyLizard I consider America losing influence in the Middle East as a fantastic thing, so if that's a by-product of the Arab spring then that's good news in my opinion. And its patronising to assume that Iran will gain influence if the Shia majority of Bahrain are allowed a free voice. That's what the Bahraini rulers say to scare everyone into supporting them. (continued in next post)
@xerojreffaj ". And its patronising to assume that Iran will gain influence if the Shia majority of Bahrain" Because it hasn't in Iraq.. oh wait. It has. It's still a matter of fact that Iran will become a major partner with Bahrain whether the government abuses this as a scare tactic or not.
@xerojreffaj "when the corruption and nepotism is endemic throughout the whole government." The 4 sacked were in fact major ministers, in a government that isn't as corrupt as you like to assume as far as CorruptionIndex go (6/10) thus the sacking of major minister would make massive changes. Keep in mind that all these reforms and deceleration of further projects to come were made in a period of one month - Call for dialogue. The same month Al-Wefaq hijacked Bahrain wider by the day.
@CreepyLizard And if you think that the government has 'released all political prisoners' and not shot a single protester, then you've got your head in the sand. And sacking 4 scapegoats means nothing, when the corruption and nepotism is endemic throughout the whole government. That's sad, because until you made those ludicrous claims you seemed quite reasonable and rational.
@xerojreffaj " not shot a single protester, then you've got your head in the sand." Don't put words in my mouth xerojreffaj. If you don't want to bother reading my whole posts then don't even bother replying - in the period of time where the police force and army were pulled out for over a month, yes - not a single protester was shot. However, not many westerners know of this period of time since their media turned a blind eye to it.
@xerojreffaj thus I support a constitutional democracy in Bahrain, because our undermocratic family can at least maintain the secualrism that exists in Bahrain today (by arab world standards) - Take a look at the big picture and see what Bahrain would become if it falls under total democracy. Tell me if this really is what you want knowing most Bahraini (Shiite) people are voting for Al-Wefaq while many sunnis are voting for islamists. We'd have our democracy, that's for sure.
@CreepyLizard As for Al-Wefaaq, I don't know enough about their policies to comment. if what you say is true, then obviously I disagree generally. But I'm not a Bahraini, so if that's who they vote for in free and fair elections thats up to them.
And anyway from a western standpoint, the fall of the bahraini royals means less power for saudi, and thus less trouble for us. All the problems we have with muslim fundamentalism originate from Saudi-sponsored Wahhabism
@xerojreffaj The fall of Bahraini royals mean less power for America. Wahhabism barely plays a role in Bahraini policies since, regardless of Bahrain's location right between Iran and Saudi Arabia; it strives to be secular and open for westerners. The fall of the Bahraini royal family for a fact means more trouble for the west - Bahrain would be an Iran-sponsered state just as it was a "Saudi-sponsored" state and on top of this, it would be an islamist state due to Al-Wefaq.
@xerojreffaj and you can just assume what sounds more problemic - A kingdom that's relatively secular that's supported by the west's Saudi ally or a state that's ruled by islamism, supported by Iran. As a Bahraini, I don't want to see my own hometown fall into the hell hole Iraq went through. I wish more westerners would understand how the overthrow-oppositionists feel. (As for reform however, ofcourse we all want them.)
@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
@artin74 Bahraini people are already free. Research it. We have liberalism like no other over here. To ones protesting aren't calling for freedom - they are motivated by their Religious Political parties such as Al-Wefaq to call for "an overthrow of the government" due to what? Unemployment - Yet, free health care, free education, no taxes, cheap gas, free housing. A condition they call "poverty" while 90% of the world would dream to have - Even when political prisoners are released, they con-
@artin74 even when political prisoners are released, even when torture is removed. They continue protesting and yes - they protest violently. Burning tires. Molotov Cocktails - attacking public cars. They only decided to stop this behavior by the time they realized its going to get international attention. Why do these protesters continue to protest? While many genuinely do for their personal feelings - most are driven to in the name of a "cause" created by their Religious group; Al-Wefaq.
@artin74 Which is highly interested in political power, which is the biggest most influencial Islamist party in Bahrain, which gathered 12,000 villagers, same likes that protested, men and women, in a protest against a decision by the government to give women better rights at the court from divorce laws to domestic violence. Al-Wefaq opposed laws suggesting women in working certain jobs because they are "man jobs", and with all their disgusting views - The Government allows them in the parliment
@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
Shit is going south in Bahrain right now, but my parents both lived there on work contracts for a few years. They loved it, and I loved visiting them. Bahrain is a beautiful place, hopefully when things cool down a bit I can go back and chill out on the beach.
Thanks for being so welcoming and wonderful Bahrain.
Shit is going south in Bahrain right now, the police are mowing down democratic protestors with automatic weapons. It's a complete disgrace and I have nothing but contempt for the regime there. I have no desire to visit a country where the people are so brutally oppressed. Rather than hoping things cool down so you can chill on the beach, hope for revolution for the people of Bahrain.
I use to live in Bahrain and always felt bad at the way the Shias were treated. This group make up the vast majority of Bahrain at 70/80%. The Sunni rulers citizens live very comfortalbe lives and enjoy the benfits of wealth from oil. They often frequent expensive restaurants, night clubs. The amount they spend on a bottle of good wine in night equates to the monthly salaries of the vast supressed majority.
Bahrain, el lugar de las sonrisas doradas y gente amable. Pais pacifico... pronto llegara la paz que te caracteriza y todo volvera a la normalidad. Viva Bahrain y su gente.
My opinion! Iran and Nord Korea are placed for injustice with these sanctions Big protest I recommend four more Nations as a permanent members of security council IRAN LYBIA SYRIEN BRAZIL .,,,,,. I´m not surprised that East Timor showed op at the last second and was chosen instead of Iran in department within FN.,,An old APPROACH..mar kjartansson 24t blog Mingler.dk
I'd love to visit bahrain, thanks for updload! A note to the author of this video; THERE'S NO SUCH A SEA AS "THE GULF" it is called "PERSIAN GULF" get educated.
I CAN´T BELIEVE IT HOW THE WEST & USA HYPOCRITE ARE ESPECIALLY FRANCE WHOM SUPPORT DICTATORSHIP!SINCE 4 weeks TILL NOW TUNISIA IS IN CRISIS & WE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM & DEMOCRACY WITH LOST MANY OF MARTYRS WHO GONNA R.I.P.
NO ONE SUPPORT FROM THOSE COUNTRIES WHY WE DON´T KNOW?
IN ONE HAND THEY ARE AGAINST & FIGHTING TERRORISM
IN THE OT...HER HAND THEY DON´T SUPPORT & COURAGE DEMOCRACY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY IN ONE ARAB MUSLIM COUNTRY,IS IT NORMAL PLS ??
@boukamel yes, i'm jealous middle east savages, european jealous middle east illegal immigrants LOL^^
because these savages always don't wash dirty n smell terrible even these illegal immigrants have a shit every where, rape women, shpelift^^ this is middle east savages beautiful tradition
do you understand algeria monkey?^^ algeria? pathetic fuckin underdeveloped country^^ i'm so jealous
@yamatomonkey You are a Fucking Moron!!!!!!!! How do you feel about gay marriage in europe? a very beautiful tradition in developed contry !!! could i vomit on your face .......RACIST !!!!!
@yamatomonkey Algeria? I think Europeans are the ones that suck Saudi tourist cock in Bahrain for a few dinnars ;) Bahrain's a peaceful country - with some of the lowest crime rates in the world and no availabiltiy of guns whatsoever while in Europe, random shootings occur at anytime - going out at night becomes dangerous at risk of getting mobbed and smuggled and harassed. In Bahrain, I leave the house at 1 AM with my door OPEN. You're living a life of fear honey ;)
Looks very nice. I was wandering, what is life like for expat in Bahrain? I mean, not for male..but for women. The impression we get in europe is that life for a european woman getting a job and beeing respected in the middle east..ist very tough
@giuliobuoncore Bahrain was rated as the number 1 friendliest country by Yahoo in 2009 in terms of providing an easy life style to expats. Women in Bahrain are generally respected, and in contrary with many countries around the world, in many cases they are paid more then men employees. :) You may research my claims for more information, hope I see you in Bahrain!
i peeps i'm new to bahrain. i 'm american . ready to have fun. i really just wanna know whats fun here. I've seen Juffair it looks niceee. i really like it here. i just need some assistance
@My2009abc KHALIFA FAMILY SHOULD GO BACK TO KUWAIT WHEREHE BELONG S , 80 PERCENT OF BAHRAINIS ARE IRANAINS AND BAHRAIN WAS ALWAYS PART OF IRAN SINCE 2500 YEARS AGO, ONLY WITH THE HELP OF BRITISH IT GOT SEPRATED BUT NOW IS COMING BACK TO IRAN!
@persiangulfonly 1. Alkhalifa originate from Saudi. 2. 70% are Shiite from IRAQ, not Iran, but I'll just assume you made a typo there 3. A poll was made for the people in Bahrain during the Shah days on whether they prefer independence or have loyalty for Iran, 90% voted independence - this would make "coming back to iran" an invasion; Iran has a bad enough image already, why add up to it? 4.CAPS ARE AWESOME OLOLOL
Welcome to the kingdom of Bahrain! This country is taking on a new face in the Middle East with new islands that have been recovered and provide and wonderful and beautiful place for expats to consider living and making this country your home away from home.
@noah663 Do you understand at least what I ment? There is no need to have violence because you are already friends with the west ;) They got your asses baby !
@noah663 I'm from Lebanon my dear - when our region was paying by wars to keep the Arab pride high you were buying “YOUR OWN” petrol from the west to build all this cement buildings and highways. The gulf is just a disgrace for the rest of Arabs…
@yeee2007 If you think "wars" instead of economic growth and prosperity keeps the arab pride high..then you are seriously mistaken...This isn't the 18th century where the only way to keep pride high is to wage wars with each other...Nowadays..Being economic stable is the key and the gulf is just that.....Economic stable..Lebanon cos of their so called "wars" will never ever even come close to being as politically and economically stable as the Middle East....and that the biggest disgrace !
@omgodsword This is what happen when you sell your ass in the Mid-East, you get no political violence in return. The gulf contains the best ass sellers !
@Mahdavi1990 It was once but now is the country that has shamed itself before the world for killing it's own people in disgusting acts of terror and atrocity.
@legalsomali right it's just made up and put on all world maps right but seriously Lebanon ,Kuwait,Israel,turkey,and the United Arab emirates are just as civilized and tolerant i'm not trying to bash Bahrain it's quite a nice place i'm just saying there are other middle eastern nations that are just as civilized
bahrain is a great country to visit, the people of bahrain are very friendly, a very safe environment, many places a person can visit from shopping malls 5 star restaurants and a lot more... willjpsmith: man ur such an idiot u knew the tree of life is a tree in the middle of the desert so why did you go their in the first place!!!!
bahrain is my home i am an indian and i am more grateful to this tiny island as i have recieved immense happiness here.....well its the best place in middle east i.e. after the UAE for obvious reasons.
it depends how you get treated on the way you behave...yeah sometimes there tends to be misunderstandings but which country is perfect?
i could go on and on....if you wanna know more write to me!
Well..Your not exactly right, if you go into central bahrain, or outside the city theres many racial tension down there, and theres hatred between shi'as and sunni, and many immigrant workers are coming from Asia, to specify from mainly Bangladesh and India, Arabians are owning the Asians at the moment, Asians down there get treated very differently.
Is it affordable to live in Bahrain? Is it safe for families? Safer than the U.S.? Is it really strict? I want to leave the United States ASAP but I'm having a hard time picking a country in the mid-east. I'm a Hispanic Muslim and will blend in anywhere. Please advise.
I reverted to Islam and I'm about to finish my business degree in 6 months. How can I become a citizen of Bahrain. I really want to leave the U.S., it stinks here. Thanks!
come on maan your welcome, Bahrain is the land of peace, you are very very very much welcome, I hope that you will be happy and your family in Bahrain, may Allah bless you and your family, Bahrain is the safest country ever, you can go out at 3am if you want, halal food, ant thing you need, you can contact us if you need any thing,we all are one family brother, peace be with you
Say: "Nothing will happen to us except what Allah has decreed for us: He is our protector": and on Allah let the Believers put their trust. Noble Qur'an 9:15
DUDE, go to Bahrain. You will not be disappointed. I'm telling you, no questions asked. hands down. it is one of the most liberal and safe countries in the middle east period. it's nice, rich, modern. NEVER to got saudi.
Thank you for the video. You show all of Bahrain, the traditional and the modern side. ... an expression of the feeling when you are there .... Mashkur
you should really visit their malls they are so awesome. specially the new one bahrain city centre.. it has everything u can think of. waterpark, bowling, playing area, supermarket, all the fashion stores.. im from england and i think i love bahrain the most after my own country. im going to bahrain for 3 months in 2 days im so excited.. really dont believe anything ppl say bahrain love when ppl from uk or the US come visit their country, they might even give u a tour theyre so kindd
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yea bahrain is awesome... its extremely hot and humid, the majority of the Arabs cannot stand Americans, you get to see poeple live in poverty literally digging through the trash, the only thing to do is drink, there are prostitutes everywhere, driving is extremely dangerous because traffic laws are rarely followed and to top it all off, the Saudis come over on the weekends and get drunk and drive! Your so right Bahrain is amazing!!!!!
Oh Bahrain It's just amazing.. i can't love any other country as much as i love bahrain. the kindest, sweetest, caring and welcoming people ever. they welcomed me to their country with kindness.. they are amazing people i think bahrains people are the best ones of the gulf. they are just one of a kind. i so want to go back there.. in december i think i will .. be proud of ur country and people.. its beautifull
well i came back from bahrain a week ago and stayed there for a month
so ill name u some of the places in al-bahrain
there was al-fateh mosque(grand mosque),bahrain national museum,muharraq club,bahrain financial harbour,bahrain national university,the king fahd causeway(links to kuwait and qatar)
but wait till you actually visit bahrain(alot more than i can explain) :)
i lived in bahrain for 1 year and 10 month exactely , and it was the best part in my life , it's very quite , and lovely country , i wish to go back again .
i am so sad to leave it . i love bahrain , it's in my blood , will never forget you bahrain.
i love all the gulf states including bahrain. i am going to dubai uae next year in summer 09, insha'allah i will travel to every gulf state 1day including the beautiful kingdom of al bahrayn.
i was born in bahrain and lived there for only 2 years! lived in both budeiya and al manama, right by the beach in budeiya! miss it there, but have been enjoying my life in the u.s. since 1990!
I rode my bike through Isa town and south and all villages, ended up on Shieks beach..now closed (Isa rest well) Bottom of Island closed unless your military. Great spot perhaps a little small.
Bahrain was an absolutely wonderful place to live. I found that most everyone was courtious and polite even though i am american. Although, i tried to stay out of the black flag neighborhoods as much as possible. There is much to do there and i even found myself a bahraini girlfriend while i was there. Loved every minute i spent in that beautiful country. Watch the pearl roundabout though, i got stuck in it a couple times.
i love bahrain, from saudi
iKSA1AMA 1 month ago
DOWN DOWN HAMAD THE MURDERER and corrupt government.
1237amood 3 months ago
Al-Khalifa government = ANIMALS.
Said on the news today the USA is selling Bahrain $53 million worth of weapons. Nice.
Makes you think how incredibly hard up or callous the US Government really is. A mere $53 mill for suffering and abuse of human rights that Bahraini government does to it's majority there.
Selling arms to regimes like this only enforces the diabolical truth of how low and corrupt the USA are being in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I wipe my arse with the Al-Khalifas !
sweetypie000 3 months ago
Reform now. Listen to the people!
thebigconsultant 4 months ago
It is not about the Persian Gulf issue,if you go to any old museum(Vatican,Hermitage,Louver) in the world you can look in the maps there and you will find the word Persian Gulf or Gulf Perficus which still mean Persian Gulf .
The point is that Bahrain is a Persian state itself that was detached from the motherland Persia almost half a century ago.So just to remind that we proud Persians do not recognize any independent Bahrain.It's Iran's Bahrain.
ardavannaraghi 10 months ago
utopia or anarchy ... anything but NOT A MONARCHY . No one person should have that much power. KILL THE KING !!!
jansoundslv 10 months ago
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KHALIFEH FAMILY SHOULD BE TRIALED FOR GENOCIDE!! , (thumb up!) Iranians are with you , even if the whole world goes against you ! we love you and may god be with you, VIVA IRAN ,VIVA BAHRAIN. We will unite again and rise the real flag of our country, green white and red, with the lion and sun in the middle!
persiangulfonly 10 months ago
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MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL, IRANIANS ARE WITH YOU EVEN IF THE WORLD IS AGAINST YOU! WE WILL UNITE AGAIN VERY SOON, RISE THE TRUE FLAG OF BAHRAIN THAT IS THE IRANIAN FLAG WITH THE LION AND SUN!
persiangulfonly 10 months ago
And they have 12 seats in the parliment, more than any other political paty. So what do they want? This isn't bubbly fairytale on "Bahrain's rise for democracy!" - Alwefaq wants take over on Bahrain
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
@CreepyLizard actually they have 18 seats , almost half of thr parliament....
fmc1973 11 months ago
@CreepyLizard but the parliament has no power really so its irrelevant. all the power remains in the hands of the royals
xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj And Al-Wefaq are the only political party bitching about it - if not, the political party with most seats and its bitching about it the most. This is my exact point. Al-Wefaq is a power-seeking organization. One that proved itself to be conservative and radical in the past 8 years.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@CreepyLizard All political parties are 'power seeking organisations', and as the main opposition, its al-Wefaq's job to 'bitch about it'. The current system in Bahrain means that an undemocratic, unelected family can impose their will on the people with the help of the crazed Saudis. Are you seriously supporting that?
xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj The question is, are you seriously supporting democracy in a country where 61% of its people voted for Al-Wefaq last year; an opposition party that's responsible for a rally against development in women's rights in 2010 because "they go against Islamic values". The same political party that called for the government to "restrict" women from taking "male jobs" and called the government to "cure homosexuals in schools". (continued next post)
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@CreepyLizard So essentially you're saying the Bahraini people can't be trusted to vote for the right people so they should remain under a dictatorship. Your constitutional monarchy idea could've worked if they'd responded better to the protests, rather than calling in foreign troops, killing, imprisoning and destroying homes and mosques. Now I don't think the people will accept a system where the royal family maintain power. (continuted next post)
xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj Esessinally, my people will vote for bigger dictatorship as they have always done under parlimental democracy. Yes. Does this mean they don't deserve domcracy? Ofcourse not - as far as its limited to constitutional democracy unless we want to live under a backward dictatorship as the likes of Saudi and Iran. The foreign troops in Bahrain didn't shoot a single bullet at any protester and there are no evidence non-whatsoever that say so.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj How did the government respond to the protests? There was a bad start - but right afterwards; the crown prince pulled back the troops in surprise to the damages that occured (which mind you, has been a surprise to everyone in Bahrain. This isn't the Bahrain we knew). The troops were pulled out, under the demand of Al-Wefaq, and the people were allowed to protest. Al-Wefaq were called for dialogue. They refused unless political prisoners are released (continued)
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj and the government released all political prisoners, later on followed by reforms; providing 20,000 employment oppritunities across the kingdom. A 30 Trillion dollar project by the GCC in Bahrain to solve the problem of bad housing. Sacking of 4 corrupt ministers in the government - all this during a period of 4 weeks, while not a single protester has been shot; meanwhile while the opposition leaders were aiming to expand the protests - take over the streets by (continued)
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@CreepyLizard I consider America losing influence in the Middle East as a fantastic thing, so if that's a by-product of the Arab spring then that's good news in my opinion. And its patronising to assume that Iran will gain influence if the Shia majority of Bahrain are allowed a free voice. That's what the Bahraini rulers say to scare everyone into supporting them. (continued in next post)
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@xerojreffaj ". And its patronising to assume that Iran will gain influence if the Shia majority of Bahrain" Because it hasn't in Iraq.. oh wait. It has. It's still a matter of fact that Iran will become a major partner with Bahrain whether the government abuses this as a scare tactic or not.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj "when the corruption and nepotism is endemic throughout the whole government." The 4 sacked were in fact major ministers, in a government that isn't as corrupt as you like to assume as far as CorruptionIndex go (6/10) thus the sacking of major minister would make massive changes. Keep in mind that all these reforms and deceleration of further projects to come were made in a period of one month - Call for dialogue. The same month Al-Wefaq hijacked Bahrain wider by the day.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@CreepyLizard And if you think that the government has 'released all political prisoners' and not shot a single protester, then you've got your head in the sand. And sacking 4 scapegoats means nothing, when the corruption and nepotism is endemic throughout the whole government. That's sad, because until you made those ludicrous claims you seemed quite reasonable and rational.
xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj " not shot a single protester, then you've got your head in the sand." Don't put words in my mouth xerojreffaj. If you don't want to bother reading my whole posts then don't even bother replying - in the period of time where the police force and army were pulled out for over a month, yes - not a single protester was shot. However, not many westerners know of this period of time since their media turned a blind eye to it.
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xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj thus I support a constitutional democracy in Bahrain, because our undermocratic family can at least maintain the secualrism that exists in Bahrain today (by arab world standards) - Take a look at the big picture and see what Bahrain would become if it falls under total democracy. Tell me if this really is what you want knowing most Bahraini (Shiite) people are voting for Al-Wefaq while many sunnis are voting for islamists. We'd have our democracy, that's for sure.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@CreepyLizard As for Al-Wefaaq, I don't know enough about their policies to comment. if what you say is true, then obviously I disagree generally. But I'm not a Bahraini, so if that's who they vote for in free and fair elections thats up to them.
And anyway from a western standpoint, the fall of the bahraini royals means less power for saudi, and thus less trouble for us. All the problems we have with muslim fundamentalism originate from Saudi-sponsored Wahhabism
xerojreffaj 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj The fall of Bahraini royals mean less power for America. Wahhabism barely plays a role in Bahraini policies since, regardless of Bahrain's location right between Iran and Saudi Arabia; it strives to be secular and open for westerners. The fall of the Bahraini royal family for a fact means more trouble for the west - Bahrain would be an Iran-sponsered state just as it was a "Saudi-sponsored" state and on top of this, it would be an islamist state due to Al-Wefaq.
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
@xerojreffaj and you can just assume what sounds more problemic - A kingdom that's relatively secular that's supported by the west's Saudi ally or a state that's ruled by islamism, supported by Iran. As a Bahraini, I don't want to see my own hometown fall into the hell hole Iraq went through. I wish more westerners would understand how the overthrow-oppositionists feel. (As for reform however, ofcourse we all want them.)
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
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@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
That's right dance, dance, dance, my "puppets', DANCE for Geppetto! You have done well for me, muah! ~ Geppetto ( Bilderberg group) ;o)
genxxxersize 11 months ago
Kingdom of Bahrain end soon and will turn to freedom of bahraini people!
artin74 11 months ago 2
@artin74 Bahraini people are already free. Research it. We have liberalism like no other over here. To ones protesting aren't calling for freedom - they are motivated by their Religious Political parties such as Al-Wefaq to call for "an overthrow of the government" due to what? Unemployment - Yet, free health care, free education, no taxes, cheap gas, free housing. A condition they call "poverty" while 90% of the world would dream to have - Even when political prisoners are released, they con-
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
@artin74 even when political prisoners are released, even when torture is removed. They continue protesting and yes - they protest violently. Burning tires. Molotov Cocktails - attacking public cars. They only decided to stop this behavior by the time they realized its going to get international attention. Why do these protesters continue to protest? While many genuinely do for their personal feelings - most are driven to in the name of a "cause" created by their Religious group; Al-Wefaq.
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
@artin74 Which is highly interested in political power, which is the biggest most influencial Islamist party in Bahrain, which gathered 12,000 villagers, same likes that protested, men and women, in a protest against a decision by the government to give women better rights at the court from divorce laws to domestic violence. Al-Wefaq opposed laws suggesting women in working certain jobs because they are "man jobs", and with all their disgusting views - The Government allows them in the parliment
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
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@artin74 The government allows them into their parliament due to democracy. Al-Wefaq has 12 seats in the Bahraini parliament and they still recruit young men to protest for more. They are looking for power over Bahrain, no bubbly story about "protesters wanting democracy" here. It's Al-Wefaq, radical religious group, wanting take over on Bahrain
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
And he wouldn't shoot Them.
LordKaisen 11 months ago
A real king would listen to his People.
LordKaisen 11 months ago
Shit is going south in Bahrain right now, but my parents both lived there on work contracts for a few years. They loved it, and I loved visiting them. Bahrain is a beautiful place, hopefully when things cool down a bit I can go back and chill out on the beach.
Thanks for being so welcoming and wonderful Bahrain.
-A Canadian
deadstockk 11 months ago
@deadstockk
Shit is going south in Bahrain right now, the police are mowing down democratic protestors with automatic weapons. It's a complete disgrace and I have nothing but contempt for the regime there. I have no desire to visit a country where the people are so brutally oppressed. Rather than hoping things cool down so you can chill on the beach, hope for revolution for the people of Bahrain.
-Another Canadian
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cupani10 11 months ago
US vetoes UN resolution condemning Israeli settlements.This shows how US
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cupani10 11 months ago
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IAMJESUSmovie 11 months ago
I'm sooooooooo buying a villa in Bahrain.
bukm2001 11 months ago
I use to live in Bahrain and always felt bad at the way the Shias were treated. This group make up the vast majority of Bahrain at 70/80%. The Sunni rulers citizens live very comfortalbe lives and enjoy the benfits of wealth from oil. They often frequent expensive restaurants, night clubs. The amount they spend on a bottle of good wine in night equates to the monthly salaries of the vast supressed majority.
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DK5012 11 months ago
FREE BAHRAIN FROM THE DICTATOR AL KHALIFA. THE OPPRESSOR SHOULD BE REMOVED. LONG LIVE DEMOCRACY ! LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE OF BAHRAIN
MrTruth4786 11 months ago
it's a bloody dictatorship
pinochet222 11 months ago 2
Bahrain, el lugar de las sonrisas doradas y gente amable. Pais pacifico... pronto llegara la paz que te caracteriza y todo volvera a la normalidad. Viva Bahrain y su gente.
Luis
fcsoapov 11 months ago
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markjartansson 11 months ago
I'd love to visit bahrain, thanks for updload! A note to the author of this video; THERE'S NO SUCH A SEA AS "THE GULF" it is called "PERSIAN GULF" get educated.
I shall visit beautiful Bahrain one day soon!
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benmarzouk1 1 year ago
bahrain stupid government control this video comment
the whole world hate middle east savages LOL^^
fuckin nigger bahrain monkey^^
yamatomonkey 1 year ago
@yamatomonkey are you jealous?
boukamel 1 year ago
@boukamel yes, i'm jealous middle east savages, european jealous middle east illegal immigrants LOL^^
because these savages always don't wash dirty n smell terrible even these illegal immigrants have a shit every where, rape women, shpelift^^ this is middle east savages beautiful tradition
do you understand algeria monkey?^^ algeria? pathetic fuckin underdeveloped country^^ i'm so jealous
megalomania middle east savages LOL^^ ha ha ha
yamatomonkey 1 year ago
@yamatomonkey You are a Fucking Moron!!!!!!!! How do you feel about gay marriage in europe? a very beautiful tradition in developed contry !!! could i vomit on your face .......RACIST !!!!!
boukamel 1 year ago
@boukamel hey relax, dirty algeria beggars^^ ha ha ha
why? you n your hooker mom live in the dirty pigsty?
algeria=fuckin underdeveloped country ha ha ha^^
yamatomonkey 1 year ago
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boukamel 1 year ago
@boukamel don't obey the monkey , he is fuck sick
bestnbh 1 year ago
@yamatomonkey Algeria? I think Europeans are the ones that suck Saudi tourist cock in Bahrain for a few dinnars ;) Bahrain's a peaceful country - with some of the lowest crime rates in the world and no availabiltiy of guns whatsoever while in Europe, random shootings occur at anytime - going out at night becomes dangerous at risk of getting mobbed and smuggled and harassed. In Bahrain, I leave the house at 1 AM with my door OPEN. You're living a life of fear honey ;)
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
@CreepyLizard Now eat your words because I think you have locked the door tonight
Saparonia 11 months ago
@Saparonia Ever since a "Day of blood" was declared towards Muharraqis, yes ;)
CreepyLizard 11 months ago
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yamatomonkey 1 year ago
i love Bahrain
bilalsaymeh 1 year ago
i love bahrain:)
Karenmichelle94 1 year ago
i'm turk my best friend is from bahrain ;)
turkmuslum4everbitch 1 year ago
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وطني البحرين
i love you bahrain
7UPLG 1 year ago
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7UPLG 1 year ago
Looks very nice. I was wandering, what is life like for expat in Bahrain? I mean, not for male..but for women. The impression we get in europe is that life for a european woman getting a job and beeing respected in the middle east..ist very tough
giuliobuoncore 1 year ago
@giuliobuoncore yes
Karenmichelle94 1 year ago
@giuliobuoncore Bahrain was rated as the number 1 friendliest country by Yahoo in 2009 in terms of providing an easy life style to expats. Women in Bahrain are generally respected, and in contrary with many countries around the world, in many cases they are paid more then men employees. :) You may research my claims for more information, hope I see you in Bahrain!
CreepyLizard 1 year ago
it is an old video , but still amazing . miss Bahrain
Feras238 1 year ago
This is an old video Bahrian has changed allot since this . I love Bahrain
jason0998 1 year ago
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hessenclever 1 year ago
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hessenclever 1 year ago
love BAHRAIN
hessenclever 1 year ago
i wounder .. what will happen to this place after the sea level rises ...
dav4ix 1 year ago
Bahrain, Qatar and UAE are the pride of the arabian peninsula
hxasmirl 1 year ago
Such an epic country
chesestiks 1 year ago
Best country ever period.
007bindo 1 year ago
BAHRAIN IS A BITCH OF UK AND USA SAME AS OTHER GULF COUNTRIES
STONEISLAND38 1 year ago
God Bless Bahrain and Save it from Haters
jason0998 1 year ago
I'm missing my old Bahrain.
Thesupersim14 1 year ago
Requied more plantation / greenri in Bahrain
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Steventk26 1 year ago
يا ابتاع انا بحرينية randomgirlluvsya IAM FROM BAHRAIN dah
naila3334 1 year ago
i peeps i'm new to bahrain. i 'm american . ready to have fun. i really just wanna know whats fun here. I've seen Juffair it looks niceee. i really like it here. i just need some assistance
Artsychick15 1 year ago
i peeps i'm new to bahrain. i 'm american . ready to have fun. i really just wanna know whats fun here. I've seen Juffair it looks nice
Artsychick15 1 year ago
and bahrain love you 321354132
naila3334 1 year ago
@naila3334 long live bahrain :D from kuwait
Randomgirlluvsya 1 year ago
Bahrain would b clean if the Khalifa through all shia bahrani terrorist back to India, where they belong.
My2009abc 1 year ago 2
@My2009abc fuck u salafi scum, ur country is a shithole full of salafi sandniggas
karunank1 1 year ago
@My2009abc KHALIFA FAMILY SHOULD GO BACK TO KUWAIT WHEREHE BELONG S , 80 PERCENT OF BAHRAINIS ARE IRANAINS AND BAHRAIN WAS ALWAYS PART OF IRAN SINCE 2500 YEARS AGO, ONLY WITH THE HELP OF BRITISH IT GOT SEPRATED BUT NOW IS COMING BACK TO IRAN!
persiangulfonly 10 months ago
@persiangulfonly 1. Alkhalifa originate from Saudi. 2. 70% are Shiite from IRAQ, not Iran, but I'll just assume you made a typo there 3. A poll was made for the people in Bahrain during the Shah days on whether they prefer independence or have loyalty for Iran, 90% voted independence - this would make "coming back to iran" an invasion; Iran has a bad enough image already, why add up to it? 4.CAPS ARE AWESOME OLOLOL
CreepyLizard 9 months ago
Anyone from that rich state who invite$ me to know their land?
youtubicious 1 year ago
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mohammedoooi 1 year ago
I <3 Bahrain
CyberLogicASAD 1 year ago
Thank you im bahrini
imnaif 1 year ago
mashAllah. I reallly want to visit Bahrain, inshAllah.
SenaitSM 1 year ago
Welcome to the kingdom of Bahrain! This country is taking on a new face in the Middle East with new islands that have been recovered and provide and wonderful and beautiful place for expats to consider living and making this country your home away from home.
ExpatLivingToday 1 year ago
Stupid Shah lost this land
H3LM13002 1 year ago
Ive been there:)x
SMUDGOOSM 1 year ago
nice to see a part of the mid'-east where there is no political tensions and violence.
Good for them :)
omgodsword 1 year ago 3
This is what happen when you sell your ass in the Mid-East, you get no political violence in return. The gulf contains the best ass sellers x
yeee2007 1 year ago
@yeee2007 Yea says you..The person who sells the most ass ! Three words for you loser ...GET A LIFE ! Pansy A** M 'fer :)
noah663 1 year ago
@noah663 Do you understand at least what I ment? There is no need to have violence because you are already friends with the west ;) They got your asses baby !
yeee2007 1 year ago
@yeee2007 If your trying to be a smart-ass, at least learn how to spell...Meant**
And I'm dying to know where your from ? So amuse me and be honest alright :)
noah663 1 year ago
@noah663 I'm from Lebanon my dear - when our region was paying by wars to keep the Arab pride high you were buying “YOUR OWN” petrol from the west to build all this cement buildings and highways. The gulf is just a disgrace for the rest of Arabs…
yeee2007 1 year ago
@yeee2007 If you think "wars" instead of economic growth and prosperity keeps the arab pride high..then you are seriously mistaken...This isn't the 18th century where the only way to keep pride high is to wage wars with each other...Nowadays..Being economic stable is the key and the gulf is just that.....Economic stable..Lebanon cos of their so called "wars" will never ever even come close to being as politically and economically stable as the Middle East....and that the biggest disgrace !
noah663 1 year ago
@noah663 PS : sorry for the typos...
noah663 1 year ago
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@omgodsword This is what happen when you sell your ass in the Mid-East, you get no political violence in return. The gulf contains the best ass sellers !
yeee2007 1 year ago
I used to live there, it was well cool
poogun99 1 year ago
Thank you so much for providing this info! I will make it useful on reference it on our site! Thanks again
ExpatLivingToday 1 year ago
Bahrain is the most civilized, modern, educated, cultured and tolerant country of all the Arab countries and especially of Gulf Arab countries.
Mahdavi1990 1 year ago 2
@Mahdavi1990 It was once but now is the country that has shamed itself before the world for killing it's own people in disgusting acts of terror and atrocity.
Saparonia 11 months ago
@Mahdavi1990 Tell that to the people of Bahrain in 2011
TheLizardKing1967 11 months ago
@Mahdavi1990 what about Lebanon ,Kuwait , and Israel ?
496gonfishin 11 months ago
@496gonfishin theres no israel
legalsomali 11 months ago
@legalsomali right it's just made up and put on all world maps right but seriously Lebanon ,Kuwait,Israel,turkey,and the United Arab emirates are just as civilized and tolerant i'm not trying to bash Bahrain it's quite a nice place i'm just saying there are other middle eastern nations that are just as civilized
496gonfishin 11 months ago
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@legalsomali "theres no israel" Arabs have been in denial since 1948 :p
eeikman 11 months ago
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@legalsomali "theres no israel"
The Arabs have been in denial since 1948.
eeikman 11 months ago
@Mahdavi1990 Not any more.
beercourt 11 months ago
@Mahdavi1990 Not anymore it isn't.
beercourt 11 months ago
Bahrain My Hear ~
BEATIFUL ~
MsMRM10 1 year ago
BEATIFUL =]
Sevdimmm86 2 years ago 2
bahrain is a beautiful place to live and visit. my only reason for leaving; business expansion. our ppl are loving
mediamega1 2 years ago
bahrain is a great country to visit, the people of bahrain are very friendly, a very safe environment, many places a person can visit from shopping malls 5 star restaurants and a lot more... willjpsmith: man ur such an idiot u knew the tree of life is a tree in the middle of the desert so why did you go their in the first place!!!!
albifffs 2 years ago
Middle East is going up!!! Good 4 them!!!
francoisancebou 2 years ago
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Navdan87 2 years ago
@Navdan87 are you joking the tree of life
a tree in the middle of the desert its the most boreing thing ive ever seen
willjpsmith 2 years ago
wooo my country!
Rooney10Nani17 2 years ago
bahrain is my home i am an indian and i am more grateful to this tiny island as i have recieved immense happiness here.....well its the best place in middle east i.e. after the UAE for obvious reasons.
it depends how you get treated on the way you behave...yeah sometimes there tends to be misunderstandings but which country is perfect?
i could go on and on....if you wanna know more write to me!
dinotopialight 2 years ago
Bahrain is nice country been there long time ago
wmmsgm 2 years ago
The Bahrain Airport Authority staff are very rude.
mrlegitshit 2 years ago
fuck i know, unpolite too
TSBNT 2 years ago
looks like a great epicentre where all culture's and religion could get along with each other . IT IS THE WAY FORWARD!!
mcalaghan 2 years ago
Well..Your not exactly right, if you go into central bahrain, or outside the city theres many racial tension down there, and theres hatred between shi'as and sunni, and many immigrant workers are coming from Asia, to specify from mainly Bangladesh and India, Arabians are owning the Asians at the moment, Asians down there get treated very differently.
mrlegitshit 2 years ago
niice
jas0n287 2 years ago
well yu know us bahrainis we always like 2 help people !! and id like 2 thank every1 posted the lovely comments about my country !! thnxx!
smileymileyrocks100 2 years ago
Is it affordable to live in Bahrain? Is it safe for families? Safer than the U.S.? Is it really strict? I want to leave the United States ASAP but I'm having a hard time picking a country in the mid-east. I'm a Hispanic Muslim and will blend in anywhere. Please advise.
plenty2say 2 years ago
yahh its afoordable living in bahrain! and its absoultly safe!!
smileymileyrocks100 2 years ago
I reverted to Islam and I'm about to finish my business degree in 6 months. How can I become a citizen of Bahrain. I really want to leave the U.S., it stinks here. Thanks!
plenty2say 2 years ago
come on maan your welcome, Bahrain is the land of peace, you are very very very much welcome, I hope that you will be happy and your family in Bahrain, may Allah bless you and your family, Bahrain is the safest country ever, you can go out at 3am if you want, halal food, ant thing you need, you can contact us if you need any thing,we all are one family brother, peace be with you
SalamSonsOfAdam 2 years ago 3
@SalamSonsOfAdam ya right , your troops will kill ya. Adonia Elohiem hallelujah
polfer123 11 months ago
@polfer123
Say: "Nothing will happen to us except what Allah has decreed for us: He is our protector": and on Allah let the Believers put their trust. Noble Qur'an 9:15
SalamSonsOfAdam 11 months ago
DUDE, go to Bahrain. You will not be disappointed. I'm telling you, no questions asked. hands down. it is one of the most liberal and safe countries in the middle east period. it's nice, rich, modern. NEVER to got saudi.
KissTheBall 2 years ago
I love shawarmas!!
CALImongoose 2 years ago 2
yea bra
willjpsmith 2 years ago
Thank you for the video. You show all of Bahrain, the traditional and the modern side. ... an expression of the feeling when you are there .... Mashkur
Polarity217 2 years ago
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The Kingdom of Bahrainaeskgray
More than 20 yrs agowearingwhite-
And with wife,and he motioned to her to keep her veil over her face.
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DoubleDutchBust 2 years ago
you should really visit their malls they are so awesome. specially the new one bahrain city centre.. it has everything u can think of. waterpark, bowling, playing area, supermarket, all the fashion stores.. im from england and i think i love bahrain the most after my own country. im going to bahrain for 3 months in 2 days im so excited.. really dont believe anything ppl say bahrain love when ppl from uk or the US come visit their country, they might even give u a tour theyre so kindd
GRRTB 2 years ago 2
agreed ive been to the seef mall and the city centre there all amazing :)!
zola25drogba11 2 years ago
Amazing Architecture :D
thehigherdrake 2 years ago
wow. i wanna visit Bahrain. Heard Michael Jackson stayed there for a bit... so it must be nice
synergy7713 2 years ago 3
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yea bahrain is awesome... its extremely hot and humid, the majority of the Arabs cannot stand Americans, you get to see poeple live in poverty literally digging through the trash, the only thing to do is drink, there are prostitutes everywhere, driving is extremely dangerous because traffic laws are rarely followed and to top it all off, the Saudis come over on the weekends and get drunk and drive! Your so right Bahrain is amazing!!!!!
stealsht 2 years ago
Uhh actually the Arabs here like us. We have the money so they dont want to scare us off. As to the driving...yha its nuts
redith137 2 years ago
well...who would stand americans anyway...?
aneczkaja 2 years ago
i love bahrain
ninjascroll6789 2 years ago 3
Oh Bahrain It's just amazing.. i can't love any other country as much as i love bahrain. the kindest, sweetest, caring and welcoming people ever. they welcomed me to their country with kindness.. they are amazing people i think bahrains people are the best ones of the gulf. they are just one of a kind. i so want to go back there.. in december i think i will .. be proud of ur country and people.. its beautifull
GRRTB 2 years ago 6
What are the places that were included in the video? Please let me know soon =)
ihatefallin 2 years ago
well i came back from bahrain a week ago and stayed there for a month
so ill name u some of the places in al-bahrain
there was al-fateh mosque(grand mosque),bahrain national museum,muharraq club,bahrain financial harbour,bahrain national university,the king fahd causeway(links to kuwait and qatar)
but wait till you actually visit bahrain(alot more than i can explain) :)
zola25drogba11 2 years ago
احلي وطن البحرين
bastaki59 2 years ago 15
@bastaki59
i lived in bahrain for 1 year and 10 month exactely , and it was the best part in my life , it's very quite , and lovely country , i wish to go back again .
i am so sad to leave it . i love bahrain , it's in my blood , will never forget you bahrain.
alrairaikom 1 year ago
@alrairaikom I am from India......am going to spend the december vacations there!hope its good
Rjmjojo 1 year ago
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woodaroma 2 years ago
i love all the gulf states including bahrain. i am going to dubai uae next year in summer 09, insha'allah i will travel to every gulf state 1day including the beautiful kingdom of al bahrayn.
camel789000 3 years ago 3
i was born in bahrain and lived there for only 2 years! lived in both budeiya and al manama, right by the beach in budeiya! miss it there, but have been enjoying my life in the u.s. since 1990!
mihirmaiden18 3 years ago
Bahrain is very beautiful country
orange3000aw 3 years ago 3
I rode my bike through Isa town and south and all villages, ended up on Shieks beach..now closed (Isa rest well) Bottom of Island closed unless your military. Great spot perhaps a little small.
noddyhasbigears 3 years ago
Bahrain was an absolutely wonderful place to live. I found that most everyone was courtious and polite even though i am american. Although, i tried to stay out of the black flag neighborhoods as much as possible. There is much to do there and i even found myself a bahraini girlfriend while i was there. Loved every minute i spent in that beautiful country. Watch the pearl roundabout though, i got stuck in it a couple times.
diggydirt1982 3 years ago
can someone plz tell me how is the weather there in december : shall i bring my coats or not ?
flower514 3 years ago
yeah its cold, bring ur coats. gets to 10degrees C
pakistaniwazir 3 years ago
thank you so much for ur reply.
flower514 3 years ago