Bahrain is truly an international destination, attracting athletes, musicians, and fans of temporary pastime, yet its public debt is of $24 M, and is limitless. Be that as it may, “The Kingdom is heading towards more welfare and prosperity with God’s help”. This is what the King reassures us with. But how would that be possible? Only God knows.

Khalifa bin Salman ought to read “The Idiot” to know more about the virtual features of his new position in the power struggle.

We can now clarify to the world why achieving a solution in Bahrain is almost impossible with an authority that has more experience in subverting governments than building a state.

The curse of February 14 hunts the King of Bahrain. February 14 comes retroactively in an incident dating back to 1996, when the king's head was crowned by the shame of directing a coup cell against an independent, sovereign sister state.

A slow death is what the little king wants for Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim after all his attempts failed, and since he does not dare to bear the shame of direct murder.

Since 2010, Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa has hoped that the leader of Haq Movement, Mr. Hasan Mushaima, would either submit to his rule or die of cancer in one of London’s hospitals.

Throughout history, blood has not always been able to defeat the sword. The sword has repeatedly reinforced the rule of tyrants keeping them on their thrones. The blood of victims; however, continued to terrorize the swordsmen.

May 23 made its way into the history of freedom. This anarchic regime however, accumulated its record in the history of shame, instead of proving its legitimacy though the voice of the people.

It is indeed the year of mothers in Bahrain. On the day of his funeral, Mustafa Hamdan’s mother showed the world the sweet side of martyrdom.

Was the plea entered by the Bahraini Public Prosecution really a judicial plea or a babbly speech delivered by a Takfiri extremist on a platform of hatred?!

Bahrain’s Rida Al-Ghasra was said to be a young revolutionary whose revolutionary passion pumped through his veins, and was dubbed by Bahrainis as Bahrain’s Guevara.

Dear Rida, you add a new meaning to Bahrain. You did not head towards the sea to save yourself, but rather save the dignity of your people.

A deafening silence takes over the world regarding the atrocities taking place in Bahrain, including the brutal injuries of the Bahraini youth Mostafa Hamdan.

Mass protests were staged in over 50 areas across Bahrain, marking an extraordinary revolutionary day reflecting the people’s perseverance and adherence to their rights and legitimate demands.

Today we broke the tyranny of the regime’s media, which sought staining your name and adding you to its terror blacklist. We sought adding you on the nation’s record of martyrdom, struggle and dream of a country for all.

They are afraid of you although you are lying in your grave. They are haunted by your words that hurt their tyranny.

The brutality of Jaw prison could not silence your renowned smile and laugh, as it could not quell your resilience and perseverance.

Now after January 15, 2017, it is no longer possible to exclude the King and claim that his hands are not stained with blood. After this day, it is no longer possible to say that King Hamad bin Isa did not order the killing of Bahrainis.

It is incomprehensible how the authorities allow themselves to vilify civilian suspects, while covering up for mercenaries from the police force, whose crime poses a greater and more dangerous threat.

Bahraini Interior Ministry claimed that its morning raid on December 21, 2016 on Diraz area was launched for the purpose of “implementing judicial orders to arrest wanted persons and search their residencies.”