Islamic Countries Blowing Up Again Tunisia

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 Lets start this with a really funny joke. An emergency has been declared in Libya. There is heavy fighting and firing going on in Tripoli after some security chief was assassinated. 
 


TRIPOLI, May 12 (Xinhua) -- Violent clashes erupted on Monday in the Libyan capital Tripoli between rival armed factions, amid reports of the death of Abdul-Ghani al-Kikli, known as Ghaniwa, who headed the Stability Support Department affiliated with the Presidency Council.

The reports about al-Kikli's death coincided with residents of parts of southern Tripoli confirming hearing sounds of intense gunfire involving heavy weapons, as other areas of Tripoli are experiencing serious security tensions.
Why is this a joke? Because there has been a non-stop civil war going on in Libya since they killed Muammar Kaddafi in 2011. Kaddafi was killed by the Muslim Brotherhood with the help of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, assisted by the "daughter she wished she had". So Libya will continue burning?
Then the situation in Balochistan is really heating up. Yesterday there were 71 attacks on Pakistani troops throughout Balochistan. That is a war that has started. Tousi TV has some harrowing footage of Baloch snipers taking out a whole patrol of Pakistani soldiers. Here is a screenshot.
 

You can watch minute 3:00 to 4:00, click here.
Tunisia is blowing up again. Tunisia is the place where the Arab Spring started in 2011 when a very poor fruit vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire after he was slapped by a Policewoman for not having a street vendor's license. (I dont think they have any).
The incident started street protests which overthrew the Tunisian dictator-of-the-day. The Muslim Brotherhood took over Tunisia (just like they did in Egypt and Libya). Now after  14 years Tunisia is back to square one. Authoritarian, corrupted, confusion, religious extremists, poor getting poorer, rich getting richer bla bla. 

 




In 2011, a street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in desperation and rage, sparking a revolution that toppled Tunisia’s dictatorship and sent shockwaves through the Arab world. The so-called Arab Spring was born in Tunisia—and for a time, it looked like democracy had finally found a home in the region.

Today, that hope is being buried under the weight of an increasingly authoritarian regime.
The sentencing of opposition figures and civil society leaders to prison terms as long as 66 years is not the symptom of a flawed democracy. It’s the sign of a dead one. 
President Kais Saied, who staged a self-coup in 2021, has dismantled every check and balance that once gave Tunisians a reason to believe in their republic.Courts have been turned into political tools. Judges have been muzzled. The media has been bullied into submission. And now, critics are being buried under baseless charges like terrorism and conspiracy simply for opposing the president. Tunisian Swimming Team arrested after they failed to display national flag  defense lawyers were promptly arrestedMass trials, arbitrary arrests, and death sentences
president re-elected last year in a farce of an election where no real opposition was allowed to run.economy has deteriorated under his rule. Inflation is soaring. Youth unemployment is rampant. Corruption is unchecked. The very frustrations that sparked the original revolution are once again boiling overDiscontent is spreading how long the president can maintain this charade.Tunisia was the spark that lit a region on fire once before. Today, the fire is smoldering again The conditions for revolt are back. All that’s missing is a matchOSTB: Doesn't this sound familiar? "he won party president uncontested". It sounds like another country in Benua Asia Tenggalam. By the way have you seen the latest "let me beat you up" video? Will it be another No Further Action case? As the stomach churns.The views expressed are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of MMKtT.
By Syed Akbar Ali at

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