Hamad do you so foolishly underestimate the skill, sophistication and restraint of your Opponents?

Apparently the UK has sent a crew of “forensic investigators” to Bahrain to help corroborate the Regime fabrication of another exaggerated “terrorist” bomb plot. The government claims the sophistication of the alleged munitions (apparent pipe bomb) could only be done with “outside help” – AKA Iran. Really? The video below shows a brave and colorful tribute to political prisoner Abdulhadi Alkhawaja. It is also a clear demonstration that Bahrain’s opposition not only possess the skills and sophistication for delopying sophisticate munitions.

Beyond the spectacle it shows an opposition that has been incredibly restrained by not “bombing the hell” out of hired, illiterate and violent “street thugs” and “foreign mercenaries” who terrorize Bahraini Villages on a daily basis. Perhaps the “hot foot” from Molotovs should be thought a gentle response to the violence and murder the Regime’s hired hooligans inflict on the families and homes of the opposition?

Come on Hamad, if the opposition wanted to plummet Bahrain into Civil War they could have done so long ago by shear numbers alone. Phlipn

British forensic detectives investigate Bahrain ‘bomb plot’
By Paul Iddon – 2 July, 2012

A team of British forensic detectives have been dispatched to the island kingdom of Bahrain to investigate the discovery of bomb components.

According to BBC News and Gulf News the explosives weighed some 100kg and were packed with hundreds of iron balls designed to inflict maximum destruction.

The Bahraini authorities were tipped off last month and raided the towns of Salmabad and Hamad and discovered these materials. A senior police official has stated this find represents a “game changer” stating the devices “could not have been put together without help from outside the country.”

The Bahraini regime has accused Iran of meddling in its internal affairs and has blamed it for the unrest which began in February 2011 with the democratic insurrection which was subsequently brutally crushed by the Bahraini authorities.

To date there has been no evidence to suggest that Iran has had any involvement in the events in Bahrain.

The Bahraini opposition has also stated that the making of bombs “is wholly unacceptable.” It went on to say that it “condemned any violence in the past, present or future.” It went on to demonstrate their skepticism about this particular incident stating that it found “it hard to trust this government as they have fabricated claims in the past.”
Following this find the British are reinforcing security elements at their respective embassies in the region. A counter-terrorism expert informed BBC News that this find is “very serious,” and “almost at the level and style of the dissident IRA.” …source