Cameron Abadi

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In Bahrain early this morning, soldiers fired shotguns, tear gas and concussion grenades down on pro-democracy protesters sleeping in Pearl Square.  At least five people where killed.

Bahrain Attempts to Crush Protest Movement, Protests in Libya and Yemen Also Turn Violent

In Bahrain early this morning, soldiers fired shotguns, tear gas and concussion grenades down on pro-democracy protesters sleeping in Pearl Square. At least five people where killed.

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