Following the disgusting paradigm of infamous Graecokleptocrats, who terrorize and jail dissident bloggers, the government of Bahrain arrested 25 dissident bloggers. Reporters Without Borders wrote to U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton ahead of her upcoming visit to Bahrain voicing deep concern about the situation of freedom of expression and human rights in the Gulf state.
The trial of the bloggers who were arrested in August and September began on 28 October. Two follow-up hearings have since been held, on 11 and 25 November. The defendants include Adeljalil Al-Singace, a blogger and academic who heads the civil liberties and pro-democracy movement Al Haq, and Ali Abdulemam, a blogger regarded as one of Bahrain's Internet pioneers, who is an active member of the Bahrainonline forum. All of the defendants, who pleaded not guilty to the 10 charges brought against them, have complained of being the victims of violence and mistreatment while detained. Following the brutal methods of freakish Greek cybercops, the police of Bahrain does not give a damn for human rights.
The letter urged Clinton to do everything possible to have such practices stopped and to support the cause of the country's human rights defenders in her conversations with the Bahraini authorities. Reporters Without Borders, which is especially concerned about the right to a fair trial and respect for defence rights, called on Clinton to press for the release of the detained dissident bloggers, and to raise the cases of Abdeljalil Al-Singace and Ali Abdulemam in particular. Following the disgusting perjury paradigm of Greek cybercops, Bahrain cybercops lie like hell.
Graecokleptocrats terrorize dissident bloggers on a consistent basis, using brutal cybercops. The stupidity and vindictiveness of certain Greek ministers is out of this world. Graecokleptocrats and Graecomedia are in cahoots to preserve the corrupt status quo, mudslinging dissident bloggers. The Ministry of Truth or Minitrue in Newspeak was how George Orwell described the mechanism used by the government of Dystopia to control information in his seminal novel of 1984. Now, governments have been rocked by the power of the internet and are seeking to gain control of it so that they will have a virtual monopoly on information that the public is able to access. But there is no way Minitrue can gag the internet.
Graecokleptocrats, the most corrupt politicians on Earth, are trying to gag dissident bloggers, manipulating an infamous gang of cybercops. Graecokleptocrats have discovered this gang is the best political tool, able and willing to destroy their opponents. That's why an influential dissident blogger would normally wait for cybercops to eventually confiscate his computer before he buys a new model!
Netizens cannot live properly when they are harassed by kleptocrats and violent deranged cybercops. Heroic Greek dissident bloggers are locked in jail and tortured with courts, perjuring cybercops, and freakish accusations such as treason! American patriot Patrick Henry famously said that if this be treason, make the most of it!
On October 18, 2010, a violent gang of six Greek cybercops broke into the home of a heroic dissident blogger, confiscated his computer, locked him in jail, and leaked false information to the media ridiculing the dissident all over Greece! There were no toilet facilities in his jail cell; instead, the 65-year-old distinguished professor was provided with a small empty bottle of water to urinate in during the night. There was neither mattress nor pillow. There were wild screams of prisoners during the whole night, while the guards were watching TV in their office, pretending they were deaf!
The innocent professor had to resign from his job, and his life has been destroyed. His life has been stolen by a stupid minister of the Greek government, who tried to use him as a scapegoat for the bad publicity of Graecokleptocrats. Is Premier Papandreou proud of her? The Greek government has neither restituted nor apologized yet for its freakish behavior.
Bloggers cause anxiety to kleptocrats. Governments are wary of those posting news, without being professional journalists. Worse, bloggers sometimes raise sensitive issues which the traditional media do not dare cover. Blogs have in some countries, especially Greece, become the only reliable source of news.
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