Discussion on Political Arrests and Freedom of Speech

Imagine spending night and day writing tweets in defense

of these two guys,

defending their policies and attacking those who attacked them.

These two guys, exactly these two guys, you work night and day

writing tweets and defending them, then afterward, these two guys

send the domestic security monkeys after you and arrest you.

They arrest you. That's the thanks you get, they keep you for days, days, God bless, until

you go into the tweets they wrote out more than a few weeks ago, God bless,

they leave us alone. As soon as they're done with us,

the arrest warrant, these two guys send him the arrest warrant. This is what happened to

our brother,

our brother, الأستاذ Majed Al-Ruhaili, with all respect and appreciation for him. I

respect this person, I respect him. He's a free man and was previously

arrested, but it was because of freedom of expression in

the human rights field. He was demanding the people's rights, and he's an honorable man, a

decent man. But this time, unfortunately, he was deceived

and made into, may God honor him, of course,

a scapegoat, made into a scapegoat defending these two guys from

The attack coming from the Gulf states, and they have questions, they have

objections to the Sultanate's policies, so he was defending them in these

two ways.

What was his fate? He was arrested yesterday.

Well, even now, of course, they surrounded him in his home, with a complete siege,

the circumstances of the arrest, a siege at the house. They took him from there, they dragged him from

the house in a black GMC.

I don't know where, Samail Prison or where, God knows.

So that's the problem, you think you're doing good.

That this government will be pleased with you, then you're surprised that the government betrays you.

In the end, once you're done tweeting in their defense, they betray you, of course.

As you know, there are agreements among the Gulf states, meaning if you, for example,

say one of the states has senior officers,

they have Gulf protocol agreements, I think they call it

Interpol, Gulf Interpol. Any person is handed over if, for example, they leave,

and also internally, if they are within that country.

An order can be issued to arrest him, it’s normal for an order to come from Saudi Arabia

to the Omani leadership, through the Internal Security monkeys, saying so-and-so is there, you have to arrest

him, and they arrest him. These are agreements between them, you see, so the poor

Professor Majid Al-Ruhaili was arrested,

and deceived. He has now lost, he is far from his family, far

from his household only because of these two. Imagine, you

sacrifice your family and children and go to prison for these two. I, I just can’t

comprehend this. Professor Majid, stick to human rights issues,

and stop defending these idiots in

the region. One is a failure at negotiations, the Omani Foreign Minister,

and the other is a weak-willed Sultan. What do you want from them? What do you want, defending them?

Leave them alone. Talk about the human rights aspect.