Bahrain’s tyrants ruling the Ummah have their Qiblah in Tel Aviv and Washington DC

Bombs in Bahrain
7 November, 2012 – MPACUK

Bahrain’s tragic episode has unfurled further with explosions in various parts of the Bahraini capital of Manama. Two neighbourhoods witnessed explosions in what the state has described as a “terrorist attack.”

The silence about Bahrain is deafening; the media reports all focus on the sectarian rift between Sunni and Shiite groups and seldom on the actual humanitarian plight. We seem to have a massive reaction towards the crises facing the Syrians but we have hardly any such reaction regarding the crises of other Muslims around the world. We’re even silent about the Kashmiris and Palestinians who have been oppressed for decades; we have not been able to come out with a single practical solution for them. The question is; why?

The fact is that we are colonised still; as a nation we still suffer from the same mental disease of colonialism. Is it because the protesters are reportedly Shiites that we don’t care about Bahrain and kick the issue under the carpet? Why are we silent in our communities about Zionist Saudi murdering Shiites in Yemen or supporting the small uprising against Saudi tyranny? We know that mainstream media has suppressed the Bahraini protests and barely highlighted the uprisings in Arabia. However, what is our excuse as Muslims?

The greatest irony is that the King of Bahrain described the explosions as a terrorist attack and yet, what does he do? Not only are his mafia-style family the biggest terrorists in Bahrain, they are supported and upheld by our community and by international communities. After the Grand Prix, the reporting on Bahrain became silent once more. Reality is that the King will not actually do anything about the attack and continue on being a mobster, including banning of public gatherings.

It is time we stood up to tyranny and not hide behind sectarian lines to justify the support of tyrants. You might be a Sunni and the Bahraini supporters might be Shiite, but one thing is for sure; the tyrants ruling the Ummah have their Qiblah in Tel Aviv and Washington DC.

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