The Revolt That Never Went Away - Bahrain: An Inconvenient Uprising

[@xzst]

I really like how human rights are not a thing in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, etc. but no one gives a shit, because they need that oil. Such hipocracy.

[@jorpjorp]

I only hope that energy independence will someday eliminate our governments motivations to manipulate and support these repressive regimes. Or course, there will always be another high value commodity for them to lust over. just a pipe dream, probably.

[@waleedalkooheji7680]

I am a bahraini living in bahrain, every SINGLE person has rights..

[@faisalkhalid2010]

Xzstnce I’m Bahraini and I live in Bahrain I do what all teenagers do I feel like I’m as free as bird these people or the protesters just want the Shia to rule everything but my country is peaceful

[@adamashelanu]

@@faisalkhalid2010 That is exactly what it's all about, they want to turn Bahrain into another Iran.

[@bobbydickenbags1417]

As an American citizen, I apologize on behalf of my government. The California Republic stands with the protesters. DOWN WITH MONARCHS AND TYRANNY!

[@bahrainson6344]

we have a strong believe that the American people has nothing to do with US policy of supporting dictators and oppressive monarchs. thank you.

[@utubewatchinhesk]

What the British pm said is true tyranny

[@bobbydickenbags1417]

Bahrain son Those are our ''representatives' that don't represent anything besides their own corporate interests.

[@lifewithjackson220]

We dont care about opinions of people from outside the middle east.

[@joezilla29]

We had former US ambassador to Kuwait James Larocco speak at my University about 3 weeks ago. He spoke about the Arab Spring and Bahrain. In a lot of cases, he mentioned the US likes to deal with the devil they know, than the devil they don't, and are not afraid of sacrificing basic rights in support of vital interests. In particular to Bahrain, the vital interest is the freedom of navigation, where a substantial amount of energy is flowing out that narrow strait to countries around the world. What I got out of the talk was that, interests > rights. So don't fall for that bullshit when they say they are committed to basic human rights around the world, when we ourselves rank as one of the worst violators.

[@yourkidkabaap]

All I saw in Bahrain was drunk Saudis.

[@anthonychrisbradley]

They don't call it the Las Vegas of the Gulf States for nothing.

[@RedWineXD]

yeah ... that's pretty much it

[@FATTYBONGRIPS]

I've gone to bahrain many times in 2011, 2012, 2016, 2019, and most recently in February of 2024. I grew up in a region of canada with a pretty big irish diaspora and even with that I have never seen so many drunk people in one place. Usually saudis/filipinos lol

[@combedpubes]

"The UK government does not support trade over human rights" HILARIOUS!

[@SujoyBanerjee1907]

@Bman Chu so you want to be a subject to and ruled by a king who does not give a dammn about your right.....I curse inhumans like you.

[@SujoyBanerjee1907]

Aptly said....👍

[@fatnekmorgen7697]

@@SujoyBanerjee1907 that is pretty much the problem

[@93MrHB]

Ben Anderson you remain one of the top 3 journalists on this globe, much respect and great work. Thank you

[@kishascape]

Top 3 "tourists" :p

[@guikt100]

FINALLY SOMEONE IS PAYING ATTENTION TO BAHRAIN SITUATION!

[@mesopotamia-lp9pm]

I'm so fucking proud of my Shia brothers in Bahrain. God bless you and keep fighting those who oppress you!

[@vladimirmakarov7040]

God bless you sir!

[@mesopotamia-lp9pm]

***** I am Arab but my forefathers are Aramaic

[@mesopotamia-lp9pm]

***** no worries

[@mesopotamia-lp9pm]

***** what about them

[@mesopotamia-lp9pm]

***** Im neither with them nor against them. At the beginnign of the revolution when it was peaceful me and my family supported the rebls because assad is essentially the Saddam of Syria. But once saudi arabia started arming the rebels and inciting hatred and sectarianism into the revolution we couldnt side with them anymore.

[@7dashti]

how can you watch this whole video without getting angry???? WTFFFF????

[@SujoyBanerjee1907]

Brother I did watched the whole.....to understand how SAUDI UK USA ignore human rights Qatar and Iran are not falling in this trap

[@lag2yt]

There was no peaceful protest it is all just propaganda against Our King.

[@capitanociliegina6690]

@@lag2yt LOL propaganda

[@AhmedSalimBD]

15:25 The American and Saudi ally Bahrain regime shoots and unarmed civilian at point blank region. Thank you America for your "democracy" of supporting totalitarian kingship throughout the Mideast.

[@SujoyBanerjee1907]

When Saudi royals feared next door regime change and UK and USA fears oil supply , people of bahrain just became a voice that needed to be shut down.....

[@Elpistolero9]

Sujay Banerjee We’ve made mistakes in the past by letting Iran have influence in Iraq Syria Yemen and Lebanon that’s why we will never let them have control another countries in the region

[@Anastazka00]

And how do u know the opposition wants to be Saudi enemy and turns to Iran? They aren't that stupid to do that.

[@benjoblo]

Shocking what those in power will do to keep it. I'm glad that people are waking up all over the world though.

[@TheTunao]

Ahmads father seems like a good man

[@B00nge]

Ben Anderson has got to be my favorite journalist to watch and listen to

[@therebelsaiyan5559]

Once a government reaches such a level where people want change, change cannot happen. Every government is a beast, that cannot be stopped.

[@rawanalqahtani9814]

Bullshit! I go to Bahrain a lot and never saw protestors...maybe this is a really poor area with Persian Bahrainis who want Bahrain to be like Iran. Bahrain is a beautiful country!

[@edwardbernayse6665]

that makes no sense. you can't just go to a country as a tourist and figure that the country is a well functioning, wealthy country just by seeing all of the nice tourist spots that are strictly there for show.

[@455mama]

ARAB POWER Judgment Day in Hell Fuck you , because you are small head small babay

[@arabpower63]

فارس البلاد العرب هم سكان البحرين الأصليين انت فارسي إرجع إلى بلاد فارس ملاحظة : شكراً لك لعبادة الإله العربي و تقديس العرب من آل البيت

[@arabpower63]

فارس البلاد انتم مستوطنين مستعربين تم استيراد اجدادك من بلاد فارس لخدمة العرب في البناء و الزراعة الخ.. تم تعريب اجدادك مع مرور الزمن. الخطأ التاريخي تم تصحيحه بتجنيس الأخوة العرب من اليمن و سوريا و الأردن الخ.. عاش البحرينيين العرب.. الموت للمستوطنين البحارنه العجم

[@abbasy1981]

فارس البلاد أعني العملة القديمة

[@elpresidente318]

Lets hope that the people of Bahrain will be able to achieve freedom and equality. The western states should do their best in supporting them on this way instead of having good relationships with their dictatorial government.

[@ashraffitahey5733]

The west should never get involved

[@HaroonAbyss]

Bahrain is free…. We dont need a democracy!

[@Hyperboriane]

How the hell can west collaborate with Bahrains goverment? This is sick and disgusting, something has to be done.

[@khalidmohd4932]

The same way Russia collaborate Syrian government

[@user-783hhss7w2oifhe]

That sweet sweet oil baby

[@dreamdresses7700]

Brave people... They resisted and inshallah they will b victorious.. This is the example for those who still believe in so called human rights..

[@sulaimanmohamedkassamsait1733]

bahrain is a good island and the king also and shia are doing this just to take over the island and make it like iran

[@MsHarunaMoon]

Nearly 70% of its citizens are shia, what do you expect?

[@jkoloklkoklokl]

Why didn't they talk about the religious and geopolitical reasons behind this? Bahrainis are mostly Shia and the government is Sunni, which is why Saudi Arabia supports the government and why the protesters want to improve relations with Iran. Ignoring this kind of stuff is typical of western reporting on the Arab Spring. We over-simplify the complex issues and label the protesters/rebels/opposition "good guys" and the government "bad guys". Of course the Bahraini government Is brutal and oppressive and i'm not saying they should stay in power but we need to look at what the protestors actually want as well and at their motives and the things that are at stake.

[@jossymusic752]

THIS VIDEO HAS TO GO VIRAL!!!!!!!!!

[@aadithyanc.koccupyandcolon6792]

😂No 👹🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚

[@sausageinacan8091]

How did the father at 21:00 not break down and cry when he is talking about his dead son and looking at pictures of his dead body?

[@ALS313]

Guy: we are peaceful and to remain peaceful Protesters: throws Molotovs

[@henrikmadsen8130]

People in power will do a lot to stay in power

[@ianjamesii7044]

15:26... Savage. I'm not goin' to Bahrain. You can have that..

[@boitahaki]

Internet is the best thing that ever happened to mankind.

[@worthit5064]

without any doubt.

[@syedmooseraza32]

Victory is near keeping pushing!! no power is greater enough to suppress your passion for self determination!!dignity!!Honour!!

[@samueljoshua7385]

Firstly thank you vice news for your coverage. THE PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM AND IT CANNOT BE DENIED.

[@Ghostintheshell3551]

thanks you vice news you guys delivered yet again!

[@emc8666]

This is awful. No peaceful protesters should have to suffer this police brutality. I am glad though to see the bravery of those standing together for unjust laws and the journey towards democracy and freedoms

[@samr2075]

Bahrain has the most resilient population in the entire Arab Gulf. Once the oil runs out in the region in about 30 years, you will see revolutions in neighboring Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

[@everettduncan7543]

Maybe even Dubai

[@everettduncan7543]

But oil will be obsolete long before it runs out

[@DaShiz992]

This is one the reasons I wanted my country (Scotland) to leave the UK, my government is as corrupt as this one, if mine was wanting democracy for all it would put pressure on Bahrain to change. Great Britain is more like a joke.

[@KristoffersChannel]

Simply the fact that you are able to say just that without being persecuted is evidence of the opposite.

[@kingincrimson]

In this piece, VICE failed to put us in perspective by explaining some of the demographic and sectarian tensions that contribute to this conflict.

[@user-zw4wh1tm9x]

Thank you vice news. Call me ignorant, but this is the first I've heard about this conflict; big fan of your reporting.

[@taibonde9796]

The protest of the pearl monument was truly beautiful, but when the police, THE POLICE took it away, it was the saddest thing I've ever seen.

[@bahrainson6344]

exactly, it was like a dream for us gathering there and the dream destroyed by the ruler Hamad paranoia.

[@HaroonAbyss]

Pearl roundabout.

[@TagMahirTzedek]

Why don't they mention this is sunni vs shia? Royal family is Sunnis . protesters are Shia.

[@RabidAbid1]

Let the people Bahrain make it rain, shower your governments thoughts to democracy! Props to the news reporter risking his life to get the footage!

[@rhodesy761uk]

the british gov wont say anything because they would do the same to us english if we went out onto the streets calling for there downfall trust me on that.

[@cgallegos2106]

May the people of Bahrain get their civil liberties and rights as human beings. I hate Saudi Arabia and other monarchal governments were the people have no say, and Bahrain is definitely no exception.

[@1409-r5s]

stay mad

[@abo0od1996]

this kind of documentaries is totally biased, all the 30 mins were about one side of the conflict and they didn't even talked with the other side.

[@yassirguerti9175]

+abo0od1996 In this case there is only on side, the side of the people. The other side are the westerne puppets bahrain en saudia.

[@carritrj]

+abo0od1996 While it seems biased and you dont have both sides of this i can assure you that this is how it is in Bahrain. If you want to know how i know this, I live here for the time and to be honest i think he should have shown the difference in living quality between the Sunni and Shia. This is good but it did not show enough.

[@OnlyForAngels]

+abo0od1996 "Bahrain: Shouting in the dark" is an excellent doc and shows "the other side". When people's lives are so miserable that they have nothing left is when they protest like this.

[@SelkentBus]

Is it just me or do those SWAT vans look bad ass.

[@YAH2121]

This video saddens me and shows how heavy handed, corrupt and utterly disgusting the Bahraini authority and riot police treat protesters. It's fucking sadistic. RIP to all peaceful protesters who die and have died in Bahrain and peace to those currently being tortured.

[@XxXtwitchXxX13]

INTIFADA, INTIFADA, INTIFADA.. pick up arms, fight for your freedom

[@baljeet890]

oil wells would eventually dry up one day

[@fpshooterful]

i was born in Bahrain, lived there for about 11 to 12 years..

[@J0HN5AW]

I looked for the most liberal Muslim countries and found a list that has Bahrain as #1: "Bahrain is the Arabic world’s most liberal country partly because it is the center for commerce in the Gulf. This outward-looking nature was further strengthened by education reforms started at the beginning of the 20th Century which spurred the development of the Kingdom’s middle class and thus gave the country a very different economic structure than many of its neighbors." If Bahrain is the best example of a liberal Muslim nation, I'm disappointed.

[@bonmot7850]

Disappointed in what? Some list you found?

[@J0HN5AW]

freedomhouse.org/country/bahrain#.VGy-Gp8o6BY

[@J0HN5AW]

Liz R , disappointed that freedomhouse 2014 scores Bahrain is "Not Free". There is absolutely no Muslim-dominated nation that ranks as "Free" :( freedomhouse.org/country/bahrain#.VGy-Gp8o6BY

[@bonmot7850]

Ken Scherer Freedom House is a bunch of Reaganites and capitalists. Oh, and Web toad Lawrence Lessig, who thinks we have a cultural responsibility to rip off "creative professionals." Don't sweat it.

[@VojtechKotek]

Ken Scherer If it makes you feel any better, Senegal has is muslim dominated AND rated as "free" by Freedom House.

[@2012bahrain]

Very disappointing and one sided documentry from Vice. I was in Bahrain when this sectarian revolution started, those whom were not Bahraini shia were targeted by these 'revolutionaries' my family had to flee as they lived in a shia neighborhood, many people were killed mainly pakistani expats and all this happend before the police 'crack down' started. There are hundreads of videos showing what REALLY happend in salmaniya hospital and at the university of Bahrain sakhir campus; i highly recommend you watch them. This documentry also failed to mention why the police have such a heavy handed approach, police station were and are being attacked with hundreads of molotovs and explosives, police cars and police officers burnt by being blanketed with petrol followed by a barrage of molotovs. You can find hundreads of videos showing you these events. Once againg very disappointed with Vice for making such an biased documentry.

[@PkPvre]

29:00 was waiting for it longer than I expected.

[@الخطاطسليمانأبوستة]

Free Bahrain from Gaza City🇧🇭🇵🇸

[@jcwebb540]

This is why every individual should have have access to personal weapons.

[@Jval_007]

Situations like this, peaceful protests will never work. The people need to rise up in a violent way.

[@sahil_firoz_5]

I grew up in this….now I finally understand what actually was the reason…

[@kishascape]

Hillary Clinton and Obama funded programs pushing this because they purposely wanted to destabilize the middle east. They didn't actually care about your freedom.

[@ibobeko4309]

@@kishascape What you talking about ? Obama supported the intervention of Bahrain by Saudi Arabia and the gulf states.

[@syedmooseraza32]

Inshallah I pray to my lord these oppressed are not tortured any more!!IMAGINE WITH THIS SPIRIT WITH ARMS!!

[@lucasrestrepo985]

What can we do to make this known and have something done about this?

[@noniisan]

Never thought that Vice would know that my country even existed. Thank you so much for making this documentary. This is some legit shit right here.Its so sad, but true. Although its not as intense now.

[@ttzzaa]

الله يحفظ البحرين من كل شر

[@PakiiiBux]

16:52 DAMN THAT E30 THO!

[@isaalgunner7333]

as a neutral Bahraini citizen i must say that although some of the points mentioned here are objectively valid, this video only shows the opposition's arguments; both the government and opposition are guilty of crimes against each other and rather than pointing fingers at who is innocent and who's guilty, both parties should be charged and judged accordingly, this is how justice will be made, this is not a simple matter where one party is absolutely guilty and the other absolutely innocent. All they've been doing in the past 4 years is using each others crimes to justify their own crimes, which causes a never ending loop of committing crimes and blaming the other party.

[@lolman493]

Saudi Arabia saved Bahrain 🇸🇦🇧🇭🤜🤜🇮🇷

[@UnstoppableEmpire]

There are the cowards like yourself, more than happy to live like a slave.

[@christiansinger2497]

I hope they will make a change and dont give up

[@ahmaDaghlas]

I have personally admired the topics covered by vice and vice news as they were always unbiased and objective and I never commented on any KZbin content ever but the content on this documentary provoked me and I will speak up. I'm an expat residing in Bahrain for almost three years now and when I first came to Bahrain I had no deep knowledge about the so called "unrest" and i analysed facts based on my daily observations and interactions with Bahrainis from both sects (Sunni's and Shia's) and built my conclusion based on that. Following are my comments on this documentary to both the reporter and the production team: 1. I would have really appreciated if the reporter took both sides of the story as truth is always somewhere in between. 2. Did the team do a research on the demographics of the opposition? Did you question yourself how come all the interviewees were Shias and I strongly believe it can't be a coincidence. 3. Did anyone ever wonder why were there flags with statements such as "يا حسين" raised by the protestors in the footage embedded in the documentary -if you don't get what I mean, research it-. 4. Did the reporter ask any of the interviewees what are they protesting for, what's the cause they are fighting for, what are the real reasons they are destroying "their own country". 5. Did anyone even bother to quantify the impact that this unrest had on Bahrain's economy and economical growth. 6. Don't you think that the expected reaction from any civil defence army all over the world when attacked by Molotov cocktails is to shoot tear gas canisters against the offenders? 7. Where did the reporter conclude from that Sheikh Nasser is a playboy!? 8. I invite the whole team again to visit Bahrain to proof to you that Bahrain is exactly what you see in glossy magazines and not what you have reported here. 9. The dictatorship and the regime that Nabil Rajab was offending has released him again a couple o weeks ago if you check Bahrain's local news. 10. A message to Nabil Rajab: "in any royal monarchy, the power is distributed between the royal family, I don't find it surprising that the king appoints his son as a crown prince; please do a more deeper research on royal monarchies. You might need to find a more solid reasons to justify why you oppose the ruling regime in Bahrain and its legitimacy" I leave you with all these questions and feel free to interact politely and objectively. Thank you.

[@larryosei2161]

Ahmad Daghlas ,your comments are right on point;l agree with you .

[@rnma14]

Go live your life and enjoy and suddenly one day when you are in your grave your gonna get questioned about your sectarian views my brain hurts me after reading a disgusting comment like yours مرتزقة خليفة موتو بغيضكم عبدت الملوك لعنكم الله

[@hebrewdawah]

I’m really happy Bahrain took a strong stance against these hooligans. I’m just getting to learn more about the country’s lack of tolerance of Shia bs

[@phyros27]

Thats what happens when you give up your guns

[@everettduncan7543]

In these cases, the people never had guns in the first place

[@abdullayaser700]

Merica

[@user-nl6md8pu6y]

Meanwhile people call Russel Brand a revolutionary...

[@billykobilca6321]

Mercenary Army is expensive but effective.

[@Kimialmajed]

Great job .. thank you from people of Bahrain Down Hamad

[@arabpower63]

Down Allah Long live hamad

[@skvozgrozy1971]

Bahrain is a paradise if you do not look into its current problem. I'm a 16 year old Filipino who lived in Bahrain all my life. Al shariatawel Bahrain!

[@ЕмилЕфендулов]

***** Just because the media tells you one thing, this does not mean that it's the general truth.

[@muveemania]

Frederick Kaludis You don't read all this in GDN because it is prohibited. I am an Indian, born and raised in Bahrain. I thought it was a paradise till the Arab Springs. The Monarchy is wrong.

[@edwardbernayse6665]

that doesn't look like a paradise to me. if bahrain really does "look" that nice then all that means is that it has potential to one day be a paradise but unfortunately isn't because of a murderous tyrannical dictator king won't allow it for a large number of citizens in the country. do you think that these protestors would have sacrificed and risked their lives by peacefully protesting the governments actions? i think that all of you guys who are praising the bahrainian monarchy are paid by the monarchy to troll for them and are really horrible at doing your jobs in being able to defend the monarchies actions.

[@edwardbernayse6665]

Емил Ефендулов it's kind of hard to say the media isn't being truthful here with all of the video evidence in this video. i'm sure that there is a lot more to the story then this but still there is no excuse for what the police did to the protestors in representation of the monarchy. what i heard a few years ago, this has a lot to do with sunni dominance over minority shiites and shiites being discriminated against when it comes to jobs. there are also other sunnis who feel discriminated against and they have joined up with the shiites in protest.

[@Anastazka00]

Edward: The sad thing Is shias aren't even minority, they ar majority And the only real Bahrainies. Bahraini sunnies with Al chalifa family invaded the country 3 centuries ago And current gvm Is importing sunni foreigners And giving them citizenship while striping many shias from it. They ar walking there in their traditional punjabi dress And they own Bahraini passport. Many of the "Bahraini citizens" on high gvm posts can't even speak Arabic. That's how they ar slowly changing the ratio. Totally disgusting.

[@KevinTheVegan]

Nabeel Rajab was just arrested again...

[@Nick13ro]

Reality is Bahrain is comparatively poor and the sunni royal family understandably favors its own supporters for government jobs instead of the shia rebels that want them gone. If the shia were to gain power the place would quickly be turned into a socialist shithole with high taxes (unable to attract investment), all the oil money going towards appeasing the masses and destined to starve once the oil is gone. Realistically the best thing in the long run is for the monarchy to stay and enable further economic growth.

[@aadithyanc.koccupyandcolon6792]

One of the based Comment in the comments

[@saudalajmi7968]

these are not peacfull demonsterators they are throwing cocktail molotovs at police

[@LordFreak030]

What else would you expect against armed forces using shotguns?

[@yungxshikaku666]

No wonder Ben has ptsd jfc. Every where he goes seems to literally be just moments away from turning into a war crime.

[@カザイアリ]

It says all when all the power is in the hands of a family. In such a place like this no one can freely express their opinion. I don't think anyone would live in dictatorship country. Fight till you overcome these fat bastards dictators.

[@shinrarango]

Nabeel Rajab was imprisoned after the filming of this and remains in prison now

[@georgeyau98]

2:58 Anyone know who's that speaking and if there's a name/link to that speech? Thanks.

[@birdwatchingandmoltoaltro4985]

David Cameron

[@XX847]

They need to borrow our second amendment.

[@TheGerogero]

Anybody who wants a pass on running around killing people in broad daylight, enlist as law enforcement for one of these repressive governments. Some crazy shit.

[@tomibach9712]

sad to say Nabeel Rajab is in prison now, and probably will remain so

[@DanaGlazesMe]

Britain after 10 years

[@fatnekmorgen7697]

They say the Queen gave 6 million to Bahrain King as tax money

[@abdullahalsadah4138]

an activist thats 9 months preganant was released out of prision a week ago whoms father is senetnced to life in prision because he was one of the founders of the protest

[@HabboCoolcattim]

So a Unicorn walked in a bar..

[@nejinaji]

Throwing tear gas in peoples houses? Sounds like a certain american police force recently.

[@elchasai]

Bahrain was and still is the best chance for one of these absolute monarchies/dictatorships in the Gulf to go down. I believe that it will happen sooner rather than later. I believe the whole of the Gulf and eventually even Saudi Arabia will see fundamental change occur within this century.

[@aadithyanc.koccupyandcolon6792]

Constitutional M0narchy 📕

[@elchasai]

@@aadithyanc.koccupyandcolon6792 ok there is a constitution but the whole of government is run by the ruling family

[@NicolasMaederQas]

Ben Anderson likes wobbly camera movements.

[@Al_Siege]

VICE News much respect :) thank you for this outstanding doc

[@vanillaice4633]

Police throwing tear gas, then protesters respond with molotovs? I can see the peace here.

[@Anastazka00]

This Is what happens when police use brutality reguraly. People start to respond.

[@vanillaice4633]

@@Anastazka00 RIP George Floyd.

[@Anastazka00]

@@vanillaice4633 This Is true for some BLM protesters as well. But in Bahrain, they aren't looting and destroying private bussinesses. If u do such thing, u ar nothing but a thief.

[@bahrain1429]

No they use shotguns also

[@MeisterSexy11]

These protestors are actually persians. The only thing that started these protests was the shias wanting a shia ruler.

[@AA-bc9ty]

+Jilly Beans no they want a Shia leader, I'm from Kuwait where Shias are a minority and they want a Shia leader every Shia wants a Shia leader

[@ultimatestorm7188]

+Clorox Bleach because every single sunni leader oppress them!!

[@jameskasablak8383]

you are stupid these rulers spend money on their testicles

[@farjad5]

MeisterSexy11 the only reason you're saying this is because you hate Shias. Bahrain is a shia majority country and deserves a shia ruler who should be elected democratically not a bastard Wahhabi leadership

[@fatimaj.99]

Farjad Askari We don't care about who rule our country unless he's not an another dictator. People commenting about us having political/religious agenda need to buy themselves some humanity because the graphics in the video says a lot about our suffering .

[@devangkamble8793]

I Love Bahrain and lived in Manama This is mostly closed off now but it's sad to see

[@rnma14]

Hey kid if you really love Bahrain you should support them and not be against them...

[@1409-r5s]

Long live the monarchy of bahrain

[@JustAnswers359]

The military that attacks the protestors are NOT even Bahraini people. They are hired East Asians and from other arab nations. So that point speaks for itself....

[@hehehehjeee7986]

How tf have they been hiding this

[@DRH-yh9wm]

I see a potential provence of the Caliphate ripe for the pickings...

[@SK-ny8eq]

5:31 reporter said "dictatorship" where the fuck did he come up with dictatorship in bahrain.

[@taibonde9796]

Okay it may be better than most countries in the area, but it is really just terrible

[@sultanmohammadarif5370]

its a island thats why protest can destroy single handly. if any border nearby Bahrain then you will see the game changing dirty politics

[@jteach9124]

This was back when vice actually did their jobs.

[@thevideogamehunger0134]

15:26 Did one of those guy just shoot that guy with a live round point blank.

[@UnstoppableEmpire]

What the hell!!

[@jal7852]

I am not really susprised by this. Of course we would never call out an ally of ours. How can we when Bahrain is home to one of our naval fleets? We are such hypocrites when we call out tyrants for their misdeeds yet our quiet when we have allies that do the same thing. At the same time however, if we support a rebellion there, not only will we lose a strategic asset, but it could lead to the rise of more fanatics which is the last thing we need.

[@persianguy1524]

Freedom to the ethnic Psrsian parts of bahrain, kuwait, uae and qatar.

[@Elpistolero9]

Dariush Ashkani Freedom to the ARABS in Iran

[@mikeylejan8849]

Bahrain is a peaceful country

[@ibobeko4309]

America under slavery was also a peaceful country.

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Excellent video and report.