Obama urges Bahrain's king to show restraint

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama is condemning the violence in Bahrain and urging the country's king in a phone call to show restraint after a series of bloody protests.

Obama discussed the situation with King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain on Friday evening. Obama asked the king to hold those responsible for the violence accountable.

Bahrain Protest Violence

Obama says Bahrain must respect the "universal rights" of its people and embrace "meaningful reform."

Security forces opened fire on Bahraini protesters for a second straight day, wounding at least 50 people as thousands defied the government and marched in an uprising that sought to break the political grip of the Gulf nation's leaders.

[samXXkiley]

coucou,
"golf" oh mon "golf" face cachée de l'iceberg nommé monde arabe,
qu'est ce qui se cache derriére ces signes de prospérité et de richesses?
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"golf" oh my "golf" face "hidden"from the iceberg called Arab world,
what lies behind these signs of prosperity and wealth?
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"""Obama urges Bahrain's king to show restraint"""

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Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa de Bahreïn "moi d'abord" ou encore "aprés moi le déluge"

Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain "me first" or "After me the the flood"
" au revoir"

[tiredofthebs]

Talk about witnessing HISTORY. Middle Eastern countries are conducting their business without so much as a worry about US interference. When was the last time that happened?! Our intrusion into the Middle East has stirred unrest. Now, our only real option is to WITHDRAW and hope for the best.