Bahrainalert

@jizzylint @DropSiteNews It is. You're so quick to believe fringe voices that don't represent the majority of the views here because they know what buzzwords to use. Iran has always wanted to sow discord in Bahrain but Bahrainis are happy with their govt we don't want change.

@Bahrainalert16 @DropSiteNews But is it inaccurate?

🇧🇭 Bahrain is not like the other Gulf states, Danish-Bahraini activist Maryam Al-Khawaja told Drop Site. “The Al-Khalifas are occupiers” – and not seen as legitimate rulers in the eyes of the Shia majority they govern. Parliament was dissolved in 1975 after refusing to renew a U.S.-linked base arrangement. Since then, authorities have pursued aggressive demographic engineering, naturalizing foreign Sunnis to build a loyalist security apparatus. Al-Khawaja told Drop Site the Abraham Accords, Mossad ties, and U.S. bases do not reflect the population’s will. “They violently took over Bahrain and have ruled violently since then” – with western backing. @ryangrim | @MazMHussain | @MARYAMALKHAWAJA

@Halcion007 @DropSiteNews But Bahrain did hold a vote in 2001 for the National charter, as well as having parliamentary elections every 4 years. Have you even visited the country and spoke to the locals to see how they feel or are you basing your feelings on what you're assuming the region is like?

@Bahrainalert16 @DropSiteNews Let the Bahrainis hold an election then, so we can see how the majority feels

@Mr_A_Jolie @DropSiteNews For one thing I was born and raised here so I can say what I'm saying from lived experience, I don't know where you're getting your information but the govt is providing free healthcare, education, housing, no income tax, subsidized bills for ALL Bahrainis

@Bahrainalert16 @DropSiteNews Are you really going to pretend that the overwhelming majority of Bahrainis aren’t marginalized for being Shia? That the government, with support from their sponsors like Saudi Arabia, justified cracking down on protests in 2011 by arguing they were “maintaining stability”?

@smarterleb @moi_bahrain

الى شيعة البحرين : عندما يبدأ ترامب العملية البرية ضد إيران، انزلوا إلى الشارع…حينها فقط ستدركون لماذا، وما الذي يجب فعله #البحرين

@ahmadslmanx @moi_bahrain

المجرمة الصهيونية حياة عبد المجيد رئيسة شعبة تقنية المعلومات بالجرائم الالكترونية في البحرين تقوم بجلب كل من يدعم إيران و تقدمهم للتعذيب و الاعدام

@DropSiteNews @moi_bahrain @ALAYAM @bunemr @sumetalaglam @sumetalaglam من فضلكم استلموهم على كذبتهم

@DropSiteNews Stop spreading Irani propoganda. You're so called journalists; fact check the news you share instead of sowing division and fear during this troubling time. Two people were charged for treason and espionage, not for simply taking photos.

💢 NEW: Bahrain prosecutors now seeking death penalty for citizens accused of photographing damage from Iranian attacks Bahrain’s Public Prosecution is seeking the death penalty for defendants accused of “high betrayal,” alleging they photographed locations where photography is prohibited. In court, prosecutors said the kingdom faces “brutal Iranian aggression,” adding that “loyalty to the homeland is not an option that accepts negotiation,” and calling for “maximum penalties” for violators, “without the slightest mercy,” which they added is the “death penalty.” The case comes as authorities continue blaming Iran for damage from a strike in Sitra, where 32 civilians, including children, were injured after a Bahraini air-defense interceptor appears to have struck a residential area.