Friday, April 13, 2012

Democracy

It is no secret that there has been some problems in the Middle East centered around the government.  It's also no secret that there are two sides to every story.  One side is usually the more romantic, extreme, and televised.  The other side is often overlooked and even ridiculed, though it may be the most true.
That is what we are seeing in Bahrain right now.  The Royal Family, led by His Majesty, King Hamad al Khalifa, is looking to serve his people by giving them a democratic style government.  Many reject his sincere attempts and proposals.  But one friend and ally that will not reject their transition is the United States of American.
The US, a friend and defender of freedom, has stood by Bahrain as they have implemented changes in their government and have made amendments to their constitution.  The latter is proof of the great desire of the King to phase in democracy.  Amendments to their constitution has never happened before, and these amendments were to the benefit of the people, giving them more power.  It was a great gesture of the faith His Majesty has in his people.
The United States, no doubt, support these amendments and these changes.  The US, as the "big brother" to all that desire and fight for freedom (literally or figuratively), will continue to support the Kingdom of Bahrain in its good endeavors towards freedom for its people.


How important is the relationship between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United States?  Essential!  If Bahrain wants freedom (and they do), they will have an uphill battle against other countries and neighbors (and they have).  But the United States will be there to help Bahrain!

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