Social Affairs?
Can someone explain to me the role of the Ministry of Social Affairs please? Is it put there to encourage social responsibility and enact programs which do good to the community, or is it to discourage...
View ArticleEquitable solutions
Name any country that does not recognise the sacrifices of its citizens, and I’ll guarantee that its government has no real legitimacy in the eyes of their own constituents. Sure they rule, but that...
View ArticleDescending into chaos
Who benefits from violence? Who benefits from this? The above is a very unfortunate escalation of violence in Bahrain by people who think that this sort of criminal activity will help our democracy...
View ArticleThe Handouts Culture intensifies
The parliament is wasting the country's finances by abrogating its job of guarding public funds by overspending without any oversight nor reason to do so.
View ArticleToward a cleaner internet
Maybe our lovely Ministry of information and our parliamentarians can take heed of this and ban even more sites in their quest to keep us from ourselves….
View ArticleOoooof!
I know, I know, I’m a news junky. Sue me. But for hilarity, I always turn to our local rag, the illustrious GDN, aided and abetted by our Parliament or honorable parliamentarians. Her Royal Highness...
View ArticleCastration is not enough for some…
The case of a father sexually molesting his daughter is no longer unique in our Bahraini society. All the local papers carry such news on a daily basis and the trend is increasing. Should we continue...
View ArticleJust how long will “Silmiyya” last?
Not very long, I think. After close to 60 people giving their lives up for their country in under a year, with this number set to rise, by all indications, with thousands dismissed for their jobs for...
View ArticleCivil War is in the offing
If you’re not afraid of what and where Bahrain is going, then this clip should give you a good indication. In it, a bunch of ignoramuses are taking the mic in front of a government building in Muharraq...
View ArticleOoooof!
I know, I know, I’m a news junky. Sue me. But for hilarity, I always turn to our local rag, the illustrious GDN, aided and abetted by our Parliament or honorable parliamentarians. Her Royal Highness...
View ArticleCastration is not enough for some…
The case of a father sexually molesting his daughter is no longer unique in our Bahraini society. All the local papers carry such news on a daily basis and the trend is increasing. Should we continue...
View ArticleCivil War is in the offing
If you’re not afraid of what and where Bahrain is going, then this clip should give you a good indication. In it, a bunch of ignoramuses are taking the mic in front of a government building in Muharraq...
View ArticleJust how long will “Silmiyya” last?
Not very long, I think. After close to 60 people giving their lives up for their country in under a year, with this number set to rise, by all indications, with thousands dismissed for their jobs for...
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