US-led Genocide of Yemen Worlds WORST Humanitarian Crisis 50K Kids Died 2017 150K To Die 2018

YEMEN. Yet another country being utterly depopulated while populus funding it being distracted by one manufactered crisis after the next. Much of last year Syria went from riches to rubble while MSM focused on survivors driven out of their own country being a nuisance wherever they seek refuge, further sounding the drums for dividing and depopulating. Now 2018 marks the year where it has hit the fan for Yemen, as children are wiped out by the 50,000s...

www.rt.com...

With 50,000 Yemeni children dead in 2017, UK-US-Saudi war enters horrific new stage

Half the population was already starving a year ago.. and 150,000 yemeni kids are slated to be starved to death this year, again a depopulation funded by UK, US, SA & IS

www.democracynow.org...

150,000 Yemeni Children Could Starve to Death from U.S.-Backed Blockade

I was in the part of Phoenix Az. ......... U.S.A. .......... where all the homeless services are the other day. I've been in Phoenix for 30+ years and I have never seen the population down on 12th ave. and Madison as large as it is now. More kids than ever too. Scattered all over the valley.

Sorry about Yemen, I really am, but we have major problems of our own we need to focus on, and we can help a lot more here in our home country than we could ever do against actions 7,000 miles away and sanctioned by some of the richest countries in the world.

We can't save everyone, so we may as well start at home.

It's getting Biblical. I always poopooed the Book or Revelations; now I'm not so sure.

a reply to: DeepImpactX

You are missing the point, we have actively supported the mass murder of the people of Yemen through our proxy Saudi Arabia.

The entire world has turned their backs on these poor people, it is absurd to compare this to our homeless problem.

a reply to: Planette

and since the US is not involved in Yemen you should fix your title.

a reply to: elementalgrove

Maybe the point is we're putting time energy resources money into over there creating dead homeless bodies, when all that should be focused on our own problems here at home.

America First, remember everyone?

What good does scorching Yemen even do US?

Why do we even have cause or care to have anything to do with there?

Whatever that is, is all the blood being on OUR hands too really worth it?

The actions of "our" State Dept., military, proxies (especially "moderate rebels"), and "our" overt "allies" whom "we" support its on all of US.

Yet we're gonna sleep like babies in this "American Dream"?

You dont know much at all about current Yemen , its people , or its recent history do you ?
Start here...

Yemen: The Graveyard of the Obama Doctrine

Then proceed here

Trump pressures Saudi Arabia on Yemen blockade

ETA: This was not meant to reflect on any one President nor be political outside of the differences between the two different times. There is some interesting information contained in both.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Planette

and since the US is not involved in Yemen you should fix your title.

The last 5 US presidents

Ronald Reagan



George H. W. Bush



Bill Clinton
"Oh so this is the plane we'll use on the twin towers in a couple of years, we'll blame it on you though..."
Saudi arabia: "We got your back bro"


George Bush



How romantic...


Obama


And last but not least...




I have a strong feeling they're involved....

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Planette

and since the US is not involved in Yemen you should fix your title.

Really....


www.latimes.com...

US-led Genocide of Yemen Worlds WORST Humanitarian Crisis 50K Kids Died 2017 150K To Die 2018

That should read Iranian led since them and thee House of Saud have been fighting yet another one of their proxy wars for years.

www.amnesty.org...



Per above articles US is both:

providing Saudis US-made bombs to use on Yemen,
as well as US military bombing Yemen directly.

It's Iranian led war. If Iran left and stayed in their borders Yemen would fizzle out.
All deaths are because of Iran.

originally posted by: elementalgrove
a reply to: DeepImpactX

You are missing the point, we have actively supported the mass murder of the people of Yemen through our proxy Saudi Arabia.

The entire world has turned their backs on these poor people, it is absurd to compare this to our homeless problem.

Then why is this even posted, if not to do something about it? Is this being posted just to get everyone's blood boiling? If you want to split hairs, then the entire world has turned their backs on OUR problems that I stated. And it is pretty much the same when you realize that the American government could fix this quickly if they wanted to. But they don't want to. And the numbers, country wide, of the destitute, homeless and hungry in America are a helluva lot larger than 150,000. It's in the millions. These men women and children out on our streets may be not be dying with the expediancy as over there, but they're suffering in way that will expedite their death quicker than if they lived a healthy life under a roof. All this in what is supposedly the most prosperous nation in the world. In our own backyard. How the hel do you think they feel when Americans scream bloody murder about Yemen, and then drive right past them in the Beemers? It's bull# and you know it.

I think YOU'RE the one missing the point, friend. It's not so much that the world has turned their backs on those people, but realistically, what can anyone do against the U.S, the U.K, Saudi Arabia and Syria in this regard?

As much as it may pain you to admit, there are fights out there that we, the average person, will never win. And this is one of them.

And by the way, this is not the first time the U.S. has done something of this nature to where a multitude of people died, and it certainly won't be the last. Get used to it.

Okay, the Yemeni government has been at war with Al Qaeda and with US assistance since 9/11.
en.wikipedia.org...

Which is pretty ironic having the US at war with Al Qaeda there, but partnered with Al Qaeda in Syria most of this decade. During which period the Yemeni government effectively was defeated by Al Qaeda pressure + "Houthi" pressure.

So then we have Saudi Arabia working to restore the Yemeni government.
web.archive.org...://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/saudi-arabia-has-150000-troops-for-yemen-operation-report/article 23628188/
en.wikipedia.org...

Then there's the Houthi which would be Iran's buddies.
en.wikipedia.org...

And UAE, Qatar attacking the Houthi.

UAE & Qatar who both fund and support both ISIS & Al Qaeda (which are basically the same group anyways), like Saudi Arabia and the US.

And Al Qaeda and the the Houthi are fighting each other in Yemen.
www.middleeasteye.net...

And US on the ground in Yemen to attack Al Qaeda.
en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: DeepImpactX

We can't save everyone, so we may as well start at home.

1. You dont even know the nationality of the op, so your post suggest you have not absorbed what is being said.
2. You completely ignore

funded by UK, US, SA & IS

Maybe this thread is not for you

Gosh if those are nukes then what are they, neutrinos?!

a reply to: Planette
This operation is not led by the USA, it is being led by Saudi Arabia. We simply sell them the equipment they use, and an occasional drone strike in rural areas against HVT's .

Even North Korea has played a part in Yemen, not to mention Many South American mercenaries as well as most of the Gulf Cooperation Council. You want to get people angry, direct it towards all of the Gulf neighbors and their imported private mercenaries who contribute the bulk of the forces involved in Yemen.

originally posted by: DeepImpactX


We can't save everyone, so we may as well start at home.

I agree with you...and we can take the money that we're spending on aid for SA and put it to good use. We can stop aiding the Saudi's in airstrikes and maybe gracefully exit from the ME.

Whoops, my round and round summary above forgot about how "we" also supported Hezbollah during the Obama years.
www.politico.com...

Although conflicted reports, apparently Hezbollah has helped out the Houthi.
www.ft.com...

Way to fund / support / arm / protect every single side of the conflict, United States of America.

Leading via politically correct PROXY is still LEADING:

gowans.wordpress.com...

"The US-Led War on Yemen Washington is hiding its leadership of the war on Yemen behind the Saudis"

Washington supplies the bombs which Saudi pilots drop on Yemen ... and the war planes that drop the bombs ... and the United States Air Force refuels Saudi bombers in flight. Additionally, it trains the pilots who fly the warplanes who drop the bombs. And that’s not all. The United States also flies its own drones and reconnaissance aircraft over Yemen to gather intelligence to select targets for the Saudi pilots to drop bombs on. It also provides warships to enforce a naval blockade. In other words, not only is the United States providing encouragement and moral support to the Saudis—it’s actually running the war on Yemen.

Reminds me alot of various false flag patsies and crisis actors. It's like US saying the individual patsies who terminated WTC, JFK, Qaddafi, Assad (eventually?) and so on were independently masterminds behind those asset terminations. Same old, same old proxy cockamamie scapegoating while global depopulation rolls on and on