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Bahrain: Government Orders Inquiry Into Charges of Torture by the Police

by Phlipn Pagee

editor cb: The al Khalifa regime has Independently Appointed another commission. This time to review the evil deeds identified by the first Independently Appointed Commission. There seems to be some sort of “bizarro” scheme from leaders in the Middle East these days, the dictators and tyrants that have ruled over nations for decades are finally “reaping the destruction and deceit they have sown” and now they claim no accountability. It’s time for these bastards to go, not only are the accountable for their evil deeds, the hottest fires of hell are reserved for their treacherous asses.

We no enter the new phase of unified deception with Secretary Clinton. The first part of the exercise was to reduce the egregious, flagrant and well documented Human Rights abuses, that continue to this hour, to a simpletons analysis that what happened was a National Policing Problem. In his usual style, King Hamad orchestrated his charade with the US State Department and in an “in your face move” toward the opposition, he hired a thug and telecom criminal that wear badges to come right his police force.

Secretary Clinton will be pleased as she will now be able to close the weapons sale the her boss has been chasing after. After all this is President Obama’s jobs program which depends on sales of drones, humvees, small arms and munitions, riot control gear, PR consultants, tele-com snoop-n-scoop technology, mercenary black-op analysts, advisers and secret prisons and now police brutality training… The US has come a long way since the days of SAVAK, what used to be shameful deeds kept in the dark, are now offered in the sales brochures handed out by the State Department. Phlipn

Bahrain: Government Orders Inquiry Into Charges of Torture by the Police
By REUTERS -December 09, 2011 – NYT

Bahrain has ordered the public prosecutor to investigate death and torture cases implicating the police as part of efforts at political reconciliation after a crackdown on pro-democracy protests this year. Interior Minister Rashed bin Abdullah al-Khalifa ordered that “all cases related to deaths, torture and inhumane treatment implicating police” be referred to the prosecutor, the state news agency said Thursday. The report said the measures followed the recommendations of a commission, set up by the government, that investigated the unrest.