Baird's Support for Regime in Bahrain: All Part of Canada's "Royal" Foreign Policy By Yves Engler - April 10, 2013 The current Canadian government has a thing for monarchy. In fact the Conservatives seem to like it better than democracy...[S]ince the "Arab Spring" democracy struggles that began in 2011 Stephen Harper's government has gotten down right scary, apparently supporting the divine right of kings over rule by the people.»  Read more

ZIONIST RAN BAHRAIN;LIST HEZBOLLAH AS TERRORIST ORGANIZATION!http://www.aawsat.net/2013/04/article55298198 council of representatives last Wednesday to place the Lebanese party on itslist of terrorist groups.Samira Rajab, minister of state for media affairs and a spokeswoman for theBahraini government, confirmed that the meeting, headed by Prime MinisterKhalifa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, discussed the proposal on Hezbollah, which was put forth by Bahraini MPs. The proposal was then forwarded on to the
kingdom’s internal and foreign ministries, in order to follow up and develop the necessary legal framework to implement it, in cooperation with thelegislative authority.Rajab, speaking in response to a question by Asharq Al-Awsat, said, “We are following (ED NOTE:ISRAHELS INSTRUCTIONS) international standards in this regard and we will apply them toprotect Bahrain from the risk of terrorist organizations.”On Sunday, the Bahraini government spokeswomen appeared before members ofthe local and international media, and spoke about a variety of issuesranging from the ongoing national dialogue to economic affairs and securityincidents.Returning to the issue of Hezbollah, the Bahraini government stressed that it is keen to protect its country’s internal front from external interference, especially from terrorist organizations that not only constitute a threat to Bahrain with their subversive acts, but to all member
states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).Although Bahrain’s latest step came during the visit of Canada’s foreign minister John Baird, who has encouraged Manama to move forward in its steps
to classify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, Rajab rejected any linkbetween the step taken by the Bahraini government and American pressure. She said, “The American initiative to place Hezbollah on the terrorism list hasfailed to get off the ground. Bahrain is (NOT)genuinely suffering from these terrorist organizations.”Rajab considers the step taken by Bahrain on Sunday to be a step forward toprotect the internal security of the kingdom from the danger of terrorist organizations. She added, “What happened is a step in the right direction,namely to do what is necessary towards these dangerous terroristorganizations.” Rajab concluded by saying that Bahrain will benefit from international experience in this regard.[ed note;i dont know what planet this zionist bootlickers live on,thinking this move will shield them from stiffling majority of Bahrainis demands for a new govt?the more they tow israhell and its zionist lackeys line against resistance the more outted they become,as if thats even more possible lol