These Are The Controversial Satellite Photos That Set Off Protests In Bahrain

[sayeenwada]

look how corrupt Arab rulers have been doing...

http://oolaah.com/?p=17894

The following set of images have contributed to anti-government riots in Bahrain.

A few years ago, Bahrains oppressed and overcrowded shiite majority began using Google Earth to view palaces and other estates that make up 95% of the country. As this churned up discontent, the government blocked Google Earth. However, a PDF guide to the images was distributed by email.

The NYTs Tom Friedman names these images in a list of not-so-obvious forces that fed the mass revolt.

 

[AzadPakistan]

there has to be more than what these pictures. If you analyze almost every country on this earth has these kind of political people who has properties. I think there is more to these than we we can see.??????????

 

[FlyHigh]

You are right " almost every country on this earth has these kind of political people who has properties" but most of Muslim countries people live misries. It is not supposed to happen but it happens.

 

[hans]

This issue should not be colored by Shia Sunni angle.. this fight is for all oppressed people. What ever there sect or religion is.

 

[vicahmed99]

OOh bhai Hamarey Hukmaran konsay farishtay hein.........Yeh tau logon ka paisa bahir hi lagatay hein.

look how corrupt Arab rulers have been doing...

http://oolaah.com/?p=17894

The following set of images have contributed to anti-government riots in Bahrain.

A few years ago, Bahrain’s oppressed and overcrowded shiite majority began using Google Earth to view palaces and other estates that make up 95% of the country. As this churned up discontent, the government blocked Google Earth. However, a PDF guide to the images was distributed by email.

The NYT’s Tom Friedman names these images in a list of “not-so-obvious forces” that fed the mass revolt.