"...Members of the Royal Jordanian Guards accompanying the king opened fire on the protestors, injuring at least four according to several stories leaked to the Jordanian media. Official reports claim only two protesters were shot and nobody killed; nonetheless rumors circulated over several Jordanian website spoke of four dead young men.
The King's visits to the area seemed to be a public relations move following a harsh statement released by the Bani Hassan tribe, in which they criticized the King for his "constant absence from the country on leisure travel" and "for not making the time for Jordan."....
King Abdullah of Jordan has been facing extreme criticism lately also from Jordanian tribes other than Bani Hassan,...The King has also come under serious criticism from Jordanians of Palestinian origin for the discrimination and exclusion they have been facing for decades by the Jordanian monarchy.
Despite the Jordanian king's verbal support of change and democratization of the country, he has shown a much less tolerant approach for opposition and criticism than his relatively forgiving father, the late King Hussein. Recently, an outstanding opposition figure, Leith Shubilat, wrote an open letter of advice to King Abdullah; in it, he claimed the king had sent him a message stating, "I am not like my father, I do not put people (the opposition) in jail; I just kill them;" however this message has not been verified.
It seems that King Abduallah's claim of running a stable country will soon come under scrutiny...."
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Big mistake to start shooting people from the Jordanian tribes. Killing Palestinian Jordanians you can get away with, but not the tribesmen.
He is but a CIA/MI6 Thug and Killer...he won't last very long despite the criminals surrounding him in the Palace...CIA, and his special forces/Killers...
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