Protestor Shot Dead in Bahrain

stew278 · 04-21-12, 07:19 AM

I think the fact that the Baharani government insisted on going through with the race this year shows how little regard they have for the protestors or their grievances. No wonder people there want a change of government with rulers that are that conceited and out of touch.

The government there is trying to claim the F1 race with help unify the country, but clearly it is doing the exact opposite.

Still the crown prince can't have his opportunity to have the world's attention focused on their armpit of a country taken away.

No surprise Bernie didn't have the decency to cancel the race, F1's gotta make its money, right? Too bad the teams couldn't put some pressure on him to do the right thing, but they're trying to stay apolitical.

04-21-12, 07:19 AM	#8
stew278 Loader Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Akron, OH Posts: 81 Downloads: 55 Uploads: 0	I think the fact that the Baharani government insisted on going through with the race this year shows how little regard they have for the protestors or their grievances. No wonder people there want a change of government with rulers that are that conceited and out of touch. The government there is trying to claim the F1 race with help unify the country, but clearly it is doing the exact opposite. Still the crown prince can't have his opportunity to have the world's attention focused on their armpit of a country taken away. No surprise Bernie didn't have the decency to cancel the race, F1's gotta make its money, right? Too bad the teams couldn't put some pressure on him to do the right thing, but they're trying to stay apolitical.