Alleged sectarian killings in Saudi Arabia prompt unity calls

[al-Hasani]

Incidents like these will speed up the phase out of clergy from Saudi politics. As nowadays an average Saudi has no interest in religion.

How did you reach such a nonsense conclusion I wonder? This incident is unprecedented and will not change much other than confirming the strong social fabric of KSA and unity. Which the calls of unity on the social media and in practice were a marvelous confirmation of.

This maybe a horrible thing to wish for, but sometimes I really do wish for a war to cleanse Saudi Arabia from religious fanaticism filth once and for all. But wither they like it or not the grip of religious fanaticism dies by education, and Saudis are being educated very well recently, and this will lead to their death sooner or later.

The solution is not violence and murder (would that make you any different than the ones that you hate and criticize so much?) but dialogue and education. We are talking about a small minority anyway. Often youngsters from difficult homes with social and other problems as a I described.

Issues such as unemployment can also create rootlessness and make people prone to doing unlawful things whether crime, drugs etc. or occasionally joining militant movements in order to become a part of something bigger than yourself.

If that is dealt with the few radical "clerics" would speak to deaf ears but I am also very much for dealing with them as well. But you can't just remove a few bad apples among the clerics and then think that everything will be perfect. The other problems will still be there.

Besides such radical people don't need any clerics. Do you know that many of those that joined ISIS from across the world basically just became radical after reading FORUMS or watching videos? They don't need any cleric at all actually.

Playing with religion in KSA is like playing with fire.

 

[Jaanbaz]

Religious channels such as that one actively sow hate and sectarianism. It is watched by many hardliners and is actually revered by ISIS, not to mention that one of the channel's hosts actually clapped and talked about feeling great in the pictures of the victims of Al-Qaeda's suicide attack in Yemen.

That channel is a source of Evil and if it was up to me I would close it and bring everyone who ever worked in it, line them up and execute them and hang their bodies to rot for everyone to see.

I thought Saudi government had a very strict control over media. So these channels couldn't have aired any anti Shia sentiments without the knowledge of Saudi authorities.

 

[rmi5]

It is never going to happen

It is a historical trend that has happened/happening/will happen in every country. KSA is no exception.

 

[Zarvan]

It is a historical trend that has happened/happening/will happen in every country. KSA is no exception.

It has always failed in Muslim societies will fail in KSA it has never worked yes some secular dumbos have wet dreams but they will only remain dreams

This maybe a horrible thing to wish for, but sometimes I really do wish for a war to cleanse Saudi Arabia from religious fanaticism filth once and for all. But wither they like it or not the grip of religious fanaticism dies by education, and Saudis are being educated very well recently, and this will lead to their death sooner or later.

That war will not bring secular in power that war will bring ISIS type of thing that I can guarantee you

 

[al-Hasani]

I thought Saudi government had a very strict control over media. So these channels couldn't have aired any anti Shia sentiments without the knowledge of Saudi authorities.

Well, everyone that can afford it (which the vast majority of people in KSA can as the GDP per capita of KSA is higher than the EU average and we are talking about one of the richest societies on the planet) is able to watch whatever he wants to basically as satellite television is extremely popular. Let alone the internet. Saudi Arabia's are one of the biggest users of social media such as Facebook, Twitter per capita in the world. Those channels are privately owned if I recall correctly. Sometimes they cross the lines while other times they don't.

KSA is by no means a closed off country such as Mullahstan is on many fronts for instance. It's a misconception that many have.

Read this excellent article from the Economist from this September.

Social media in Saudi Arabia: A virtual revolution | The Economist

 

[Mosamania]

The two Emergency Force soldiers who were martyred fighting the terrorists:

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

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That war will not bring secular in power that war will bring ISIS type of thing that I can guarantee you

This war - that is already - we will win. They will all be eradicated (Clerics, father, mother, brothers, sisters, friends), mercilessly.



No doubt ! It is a promise.



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[Mosamania]

A photo of some of the arrested suspects (Notice the very distinct Mutawa look)

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

A photo of some of the arrested suspects (Notice the very distinct Mutawa look)

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They come all printer of the same - same extremist brain -, as usual. Always with the same filthy head.



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[al-Hasani]

I got a bigger beard than that.

Turki al-Rasheed, one of the emergency force soldiers that were killed and his daughter. He was buried in Ha'il yesterday at the Ar-Rajhi Mosque.

The five victims picture on the top left.

This war - that is already - we will win. They will all be eradicated (Clerics, father, mother, brothers, sisters, friends), mercilessly.



No doubt ! It is a promise.



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The terrorists? Yes. Innocent family members? A big no. You two are going overboard.

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

I got a bigger beard than that.

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You too...So, you are suspect.

Some brain ?



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[Mosamania]

The sign says "Shias and Sunnis, Martyrs of my nation, together against Sectarianism". I love this sign.

Officers standing guard at a Hussaniyah to protect Shia's place of worship:

 

[al-Hasani]

You too...So, you been suspect.

Some brain ?



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Yes, I am currently proudly displaying this. The girls love it.



What's wrong with beards now?

The sign says "Shias and Sunnis, Martyrs of my nation, together against Sectarianism". I love this sign.

Officers standing guard at a Hussaniyah to protect Shia's place of worship:

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Indeed. The reason why I posted it. As unfortunate as this savage attack was it confirmed what I always knew. The strong social fabric and unity of our people and country. Long may it continue. So much different from what the ignorants here and elsewhere are "led to believe". I am proud of that.

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

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The terrorists? Yes. Innocent family members? A big no. You two are going overboard.

When you are one of their ally (Father, mother, brothers, sisters, friends), you are never innocent.

Yes, I am currently proudly displaying this. The girls love it.

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What's wrong with beards now?

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You have fully understood. Do not pretend.



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[pak-marine]

the grip of religious fanaticism dies by education, and Saudis are being educated very well recently, and this will lead to their death sooner or later.

Education is the way .... if this is implemented well than jihadi religious fcktards will be kicked out by the saudi society