Recent explosions, a cover used by Bahraini Government as intensified effort to crush dissent

Rashed Al Rashed, the member of “Islamic act” movement underscored the malignant attempts of Bahraini government for quashing demonstration and terminating the process of revolution in this country and also frightening people who are abide by resistance.

Recent explosions, a cover used by Bahraini Government: Rashed Al Rashed
11 November, 2012 – ABNA

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) – Pointing to the recent explosion in Bahrain, the political activist, Rashed Al Rashed, in an interview underlined that no body and no group took the responsibility of the recent explosions and it seems that the government try to cover its own violent measures by exploiting such event in this country.

A rough transcription of the interview follows.

Qs: As one of the members of “Islamic act” movement, what is your idea about the recent explosions happened in Bahrain?

Up to now, no groups took the responsibility of such explosions. But the government, obviously enough, try to exploit such actions and events to cover its own violent measures against the revolution and Bahraini nation.

As we observed in the event of surrounding Al ‘Akr area, the government claimed to occurring some events (such as killing one of the security forces during the peaceful demonstration), but none of those claims were true and corroborated by no opposition groups.

It would, on the face it, seem that the government hide behind some few people and through such show, surrounded the whole area and terrified the area residents.

At this time it is announced that five explosions happened in the country but no one, except the ministry of the country, knows about the hows of its happening and those who were behind that.

After announcing such news, the government quickly set up checkpoints in different parts of Bahrain to scare Bahraini people.

Undoubtedly all these attempts are for terminating the revolution and frightening people, opposition groups and protesters. But resistance is the want of all Bahraini people and this nation is abided by it, inasmuch as not only their country has been occupied, but also Bahraini government has no legal legitimacy to run the country.

The country of Bahrain is occupied by Saudi forces, US-back forces named “Separe Jazireh”, alongside; the UK also sent their spy forces to this country. Such measures alongside increasing massacre, arresting and committing sacrilegious acts made people more resolute in what they want.

Qs: Would you please explain more about the condition of captive people and children?

By perpetrating such measure, the government proved that it does not think about Bahraini people and let the foreign forces commit such crimes to quash demonstration and protest in this land.

Nowadays, Bahraini protesters do not belong to just a specific party; on the contrary, all these nations are against the violence, massacre, arresting children, political activists, religious scholars and women in this country.

Such violent policy and movement illustrate this fact that the government cannot tolerate hearing any idea running counter to its policy.

Such arresting also carries a message for the international communities and European countries. It actually reveals that Bahraini government reached to this level that even does not let the nation cast their vote or arrest people for expressing their ideas in twitter.

Qs: What role international organizations, especially UNICEF, played for supporting children and those who were arrested in Bahrain?

The most paramount movement made by international organizations was Geneva Meeting in which 58 countries condemned the crimes of Al Khalife. But such meeting did not come up with some decision for castigating the regime of Al Khalife, for breaking the human right rules in this country. For instance, we did not witness sending any letter from the conference to the Security Council.

Movement done by the international organizations just limited to some statements issued by human right organizations and unfortunately the foresaid organizations and foundations did not took future step in this arena and no practical movement made against the massacre and killings in this country.

Qs: What is your view point about the termination of Bahrain revolution?

Nations, definitely, are resolute in what they want and are after. Nations stay and these are the governments which come and go. It seems that despite of all killings, cracking down, sacrilegious acts and arresting children and women, the process of transformation has been initiated in this country and the U.S and U.K forces cannot support such abhorred government any more.

Nations are always the winners and by God’s help the government of Bahrain will be collapsed and people get what they are after. …source