Bahrain’s Army Deliberately Kills Peaceful Protesters with Automatic Weapons (Video)

By imkaan on February 19, 2011 in News 17

Warning. This video is graphic (click image to view).

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Plaguebubonics

Pure slaughter. Camera man had the right idea though…
Plaguebubonics

Pure slaughter. Camera man had the right idea though…
Hadrian999

you can’t have a peaceful revolution, for someone to gain someone has to lose,
the people who are going to lose aren’t going to take it lightly.
Hadrian999

you can’t have a peaceful revolution, for someone to gain someone has to lose,
the people who are going to lose aren’t going to take it lightly.
- Stickysideout
  
  Yeah Gahndi and MLK were pretty much failures in their attempts at peaceful protest.
  - Hadrian999
    
    and how did they die? india and pakistan…..sure looks like a win to me
Stickysideout

Yeah Gahndi and MLK were pretty much failures in their attempts at peaceful protest.
You_hoo

This video is graphic only if viewed through the patriarchal, Eurocentric lens. Foucault suggests the use of predialectic capitalist theory to attack capitalism. Thus, the premise of constructivism holds that the significance of the observer is social comment, but only if the neocapitalist paradigm of discourse is valid; otherwise, Marx’s model of neocultural desituationism is one of “structuralist capitalism”, and hence elitist.

In other words, who are we, as privileged, logocentric westerners, to pass judgment on the actions of the ‘other’? As Hegel wrote, “The universal is to be found in the state, in its laws, its universal and rational arrangements. The State is the Divine idea as it exists on earth.” These Bahranian soldiers are simply manifestations of Hegel’s Weltgeist, or “world spirit” asserting the state’s power.
Filling Albert Hall

The Saudis were just given the single largest Sale of U.S. arms is history.
The Saudis sent troops to Bahrain to bolster the Govt.

These are U.S. weapons being used against people agitating for their freedom.

Even Foucault would tell you to shove it up your college philosophy ass.
Hadrian999

and how did they die? india and pakistan…..sure looks like a win to me
Andrew

Very funny.

Would you try to score points against the Marxist-Postmodernist Monolith if these were white Americans being gunned down?
Rufus

Props to the camerman. I would have used a huge telephoto from about a mile away. That dudes got balls.
Rufus

Props to the camerman. I would have used a huge telephoto from about a mile away. That dudes got balls.
Ironaddict06

THis is the norm not the exception in revolution attempts.
I”m curious why CNN, CNBC, FOX, etc are not covering the protest and sending reporters into these countries? Egypt was basically covered around the clock-while their is a brief mention about all of the others.
Ironaddict06

THis is the norm not the exception in revolution attempts.
I”m curious why CNN, CNBC, FOX, etc are not covering the protest and sending reporters into these countries? Egypt was basically covered around the clock-while their is a brief mention about all of the others.
Filling Albert Hall

The Saudis were just given the single largest Sale of U.S. arms is history.
The Saudis sent troops to Bahrain to bolster the Govt.

These are U.S. weapons being used against people agitating for their freedom.

Even Foucault would tell you to shove it up your college philosophy ass.
Andrew

Very funny.

Would you try to score points against the Marxist-Postmodernist Monolith if these were white Americans being gunned down?