Uprising in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

[AliTepu]

i have posted alot of threads on protests against saudi and especially bahrainian regime.
but since tey r not accepting any funds from usa,israel and nato,no body cares.
A lot of my fellow forum members who r blind in sectarian hatred posted non sense.

2 days ago a cleric named "sheikh nameir" was shot injured and arrested by the saudi regime forces.
here is the photo

since his arrest there are huge protests going on in Qatif and Awamiyeh

here is the video of people marching at night against saudi regime

here is the photo of 1 young guy who were shot dead along with an other person.several protestors were injured too.

 

[AliTepu]

Re: Uprising in Kindom of saudi Arabia

Mod:please dont merge,its completely different topic.

 

[AliTepu]

Re: Uprising in Kindom of saudi Arabia

Anti-regime demo held in eastern Saudi Arabia after cleric’s arrest

An anti-regime protest in Qatif, Saudi Arabia (file photo)
Sun Jul 8, 2012 9:20PM GMT

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Anti-regime protesters have once again taken to the streets of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province after regime security forces arrested a prominent Shia cleric.


On Sunday, the demonstrators marched in the town of Awamiyah in Qatif Province where Sheikh Nemr al-Nemr was attacked and detained earlier in the day.

The cleric was reportedly wounded when regime forces fired at his car.

Last week, al-Nemr had warned that his possible detention would intensify the protests in the Eastern Province, the center of rallies for over a year now.

Meanwhile, Saudi forces on Saturday arrested activist Saleh al-Ashwan at his home in Riyadh, without a warrant. There has been no word on his current whereabouts.

Since February 2011, Saudi protesters have held demonstrations on a regular basis in the Eastern Province, mainly in the Qatif region and the town of Awamiyah, calling for the release of all political prisoners, freedom of expression and assembly, and an end to widespread discrimination against Shia Muslims.

However, since November 2011, when Saudi security forces killed five protesters and injured many others, the demonstrations have increasingly turned into protests explicitly against the rule of the Al Saud regime.

The Saudi interior ministry issued a statement on March 5, 2011, prohibiting “all forms of demonstrations, marches or protests, and calls for them, because that contradicts the principles of the Islamic Sharia, the values and traditions of Saudi society, and results in disturbing public order and harming public and private interests.”

In June, Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud ordered the country’s security forces to go on a state of high alert due to what he called a “turbulent situation”.

According to Human Rights Watch, the Saudi regime “routinely represses expression critical of the government.”

MN/MF/AS

 

[AliTepu]

Recent uprising in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

My other thread is locked.so i cant post it there.

please check the recent uprising in KSA
here is the link
http://www.siasat.pk/forum/showthread.php?122698-Uprising-in-Kingdom-of-Saudi-Arabia

i was doing some browsing and saw this.

Saudi military on state of high alert on king's order

Thu Jun 28, 2012 2:22PM GMT

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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud has ordered the countrys security forces to go on a state of high alert due to what he calls a 'turbulent situation' in the region.


King Abdullah issued the order in a "top secret" letter addressed to the kingdoms security and intelligence chiefs as well as the ministers of defense and interior.

A copy of the letter, dated June 27, 2012, has been obtained by Press TV.

The decree, calling for preparation against foreign or terrorist attacks, warns the Saudi security forces against any negligence in following the order.

The Saudi Defense Ministry consequently put all armed forces on high alert, saying all the forces inside and outside of the kingdom were ready to take part in an operation dubbed as al-Farouq.​

Saudi Arabia has witnessed anti-regime demonstrations over the past months.

Since February 2011, Saudi protesters have held demonstrations on an almost regular basis in the oil-rich Eastern Province, mainly in the Qatif region and the town of Awamiyah, calling for the release of all political prisoners, freedom of expression and assembly, and an end to widespread discrimination.

However, the demonstrations have turned into protests against the Al Saud regime, especially since November 2011, when Saudi security forces killed five protesters and injured many others in Eastern Province.

According to Human Rights Watch, the Saudi regime routinely represses expression critical of the government.

HSN/MA/MRS/HJL/IS





one can easily understand what these rulers have in their mind.

 

[Raaz]

Re: so it was planned.

Saudi Forces ??? :lol:

 

[Agarwal]

Re: so it was planned.

Brother, Qatif region and the town of Ajdabia (Not Awamiyah) in Eastern Province had entire population & Government employees of the "Iranian" sect and thus, are the real pain in A*as for the Kingdom of Saudi-Arabia. Rest is all we knew, too well.

 

[MuslimPak]

Re: so it was planned.

I sincrely hope saudis call us pakistanis to stop this fake uprising and we can take revenge for the massacre in syria. Inshallah

 

[intzar]

Re: so it was planned.

Brother, Qatif region and the town of Ajdabia (Not Awamiyah) in Eastern Province had entire population & Government employees of the "Iranian" sect and thus, are the real pain in A*as for the Kingdom of Saudi-Arabia. Rest is all we knew, too well.

what do you mean iranian sect i dont understand? may be you are talking about 4 imam follower yes they all of them belong to iranian base but if you talk about shia there all imams are son of prophet Mohamaad pbuh him and they are all ARAB origin pls make correction for the future.