Sama spt tentara Mesir yg make panser unt nabrak orang2 Kristen yg lagi demo di Mesir.
Indahnya Islam itu, hehehe.... >________________________________ > From: Bukan Pedanda <bukan.peda...@yahoo.com> >To: proletar@yahoogroups.com >Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2011 2:49 AM >Subject: [proletar] France24: A tank tries to run over protesters in Saudi >Arabia > > > > >Lihat videonya yang belum basi... > >-- > >http://observers.france24.com/content/20111125-saudi-araba-tank-tries-run-over-protesters-qatif-shiite-sunni-funeral-sniper-vehicle-interior-ministry > >A tank tries to run over protesters in Saudi Arabia >By Moktar B. on 25/11/2011 - 14:10 > >Amateur footage shows a tank deliberately trying to hit protesters in the >eastern Saudi Arabian city of Qatif on Wednesday. Our Observer told us that >this kind of violence is unprecedented in Saudi Arabia. Similar incidents >have, however, recently taken place in Bahrain and Egypt. > >The demonstrators had gathered in the city centre for the funerals of two >people killed during rallies last week. Security forces cracked down on >protesters once again; two people were killed and nine injured. In a >statement, the Interior Ministry said “these losses took place during an >exchange of gunfire with unidentified criminals who infiltrated the population >and opened fire from residential areas.â€� According to the Interior Ministry, >two of the injured were policemen. > >An armoured vehicle tries to hit protesters following the funeral of two >protesters on Wednesday in Qatif. > >Since March, residents of Qatif, which is a majority Shiite city, have held >frequent anti-government demonstrations. Shiites represent just 10 percent of >the total population, and are considered to be heretics by the country’s >Sunni leaders. They are marginalised at every level: religious, political and >social. >"Snipers were stationed in the big water tower that can be seen in the >background of the video" > >Moktar B. (not his real name) is one of our Observers in Qatif. > > >I have been in Qatif since the start of the demonstrations and have taken part >in most of them. What I can say is it’s unusual for security forces to use >such violence as they did on Wednesday. As people left the cemetery after the >two protesters’ funeral, a group of people started shouting anti-government >slogans. Very quickly, the police moved in, as you can see in the images. >According to my sources, the two people who died were shot at by snipers >stationed in the big water tower that can be seen in the background of the >video. Then a tank arrived and began to try to mow people down. Most people >ran out of the way, but in the last three seconds, you can see the tank hit a >man. [Editor’s Note: It is not clear from the video whether the tank >actually hit a person or an object]. > >Authorities said the two people that died on Wednesday were killed in an >exchange of fire between criminals, but I don’t believe that. I know people >who went to protest â€" they are young, mostly between 20 and 30 years old. >They are unemployed and feel marginalized by the authorities. I tried to find >out who the leader of the movement was, but there is none. Since the beginning >of the unrest, I haven’t seen any armed protesters. > >All people are asking for is that their rights be respected. Since the start >of the unrest in March, protesters have demanded that political prisoners be >freed. They have been imprisoned without trial and for no reason, some for as >long as 15 years. > >Since the start of the protests, checkpoints have been set up throughout the >city. There are tanks, jeeps and soldiers with automatic guns. Residents do >not understand why their movements are being limited in this way. The police >are arresting a lot of young people, in particular. Young people spend hours >at police checkpoints before they can enter or leave the city. Of course, this >only fires up the youth even more.â€� > > > >During the funeral procession for two protesters killed on Wednesday, people >chanted slogans against the Saudi royal family. >Source URL: >http://observers.france24.com/content/20111125-saudi-araba-tank-tries-run-over-protesters-qatif-shiite-sunni-funeral-sniper-vehicle-interior-ministry > >Links: >[1] >http://observers.france24.com/content/20111104-bahrain-manama-al-daih-protesters-security-clash-after-funeral-procession >[2] >http://observers.france24.com/content/20111125-saudi-araba-tank-tries-run-over-protesters-qatif-shiite-sunni-funeral-sniper-vehicle-interior-ministry >[3] http://observers.france24.com/profile/208989 > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.com Unsubscribe : proletar-unsubscr...@egroups.com List owner : proletar-ow...@egroups.com Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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