Shias in Bahrain revolts and demands revolution

There have been clashes on the outskirts of Bahrain’s capital, Manama, as the opposition marks the first anniversary of pro-democracy protests.

Police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at youths in several villages, who hurled back petrol bombs and stones.

Large parts of Manama were also sealed off to prevent people reaching the site of the now-demolished Pearl Roundabout – the focus of last year’s unrest.

A BBC correspondent says the city centre has so far been quiet.

Most of the demonstrators are from the Gulf kingdom’s Shia Muslim majority, which has long complained of discrimination at the hands of the Sunni royal family, the Al Khalifa, and wants democratic reforms.

Source: The BBC

My comment:

The BBC is known for supporting Islamic Jihad. The British broadcaster hailed the Muslim Brotherhoods takeover in Libya and Egypt.  Now London wants to see the Jihad movement coming to power in Syria.

The British claim that the Shia Muslims in Bahrain is demanding democracy, is as ridicules as most of the BBC’s reports from the Muslim World.

The Shia Muslims wants to be ruled from Tehran, sand they demand bread ad sharia laws.

Written by Ivar