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In Bahrain, the problem is colonialism, not sectarianism.

Loyalists hold anti-US placards as they attend a rally in Busaiteen, north east of the Bahraini capital Manama [EPA]

One afternoon last year, as I was driving through Adliya in the northeastern corner of the island of Bahrain and was surprised to find a man begging on the side of the street.

Adliya is a nice part of Bahrain - a Western part. Not far from the street I was on was the British Club and a shiny host of high-rise apartments of the sort ex-pats of all stripes live in. I had never seen a beggar in Bahrain, and I certainly wouldn't have expected one to find his way to Adliya.

Driving up a bit further, I noticed he wasn't alone. In the grassy median between the two sides of the boulevard, he had set up a small red tent and surrounded it with a few white cardboard signs with imperfect English written all over them.
 
"My famly homeless."

"Bahreini gouvermant don't give house to Bahreini."

From our correspondent

In an obvious attempt at dividing the Muslim community in this sacred month of Ramadhan and creating fitnah (discord and mischief) among them, the enemies of the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad and his holy progeny (peace and blessings be upon them) have approved the screening of the blasphemous TV serial, 'Mu'awiyah, Hassan and Hussain', in which established facts of history have been intentionally fabricated for the love of Mu'awiyah and Yazid (L.A.).