Obama
Urges Saudi Dictator Abdulaziz to Keep Attacking Yemen
By
Robert Barsocchini
24
April 2015
Obama expressed his
desire for Saudi dictator Abdulaziz to continue his illegal assault
on Yemen, “pushing for a continuation of the war” and announcing,
mafia-like, that “the job is not done”.
The
dictator has complied, carrying out further attacks
on the impoverished and starved country, with a Saudi Prince
announcing that he will reward the
terrorists physically carrying out the bombings with Bentleys, a
brand of ultra-luxury automobile.
Further,
Moon of Alabama (often cited by Glenn Greenwald) has
found evidence to
suggest that Saudi Arabia is directly supplying al Qaeda in Yemen.
Al Qaeda has made unprecedented gains there due to the the
US-assisted Saudi assault. Moon notes that the terrorist group
is not considered extreme by Saudi Arabia, which mandates, under pain
of torture or death, a like ideology, and is already known for
supporting al Qaeda.
Meanwhile,
Obama yesterday executed seven innocent
people in Yemen with one of his “Hell Fire” devices (innocent if
“innocent
until proven guilty”
still matters to anyone). Obama has been bombing Yemen
throughout his time in power, one part of what the world’s most
cited scholar, Noam Chomsky, has called “the
most extreme campaign of terror of modern times”, Obama’s global
execution-by-robot operation.
While
US government and media continue to propagandize the population into
passively accepting the US/Saudi/axis of dictators’ campaign
against Yemen by dishonestly referring to the Houthis as an Iran
“proxy”, US intelligence itself states unequivocally
that the Houthis are not an Iran proxy (“It is wrong to think of
the Houthis as a proxy force for Iran,” a U.S. intelligence
official told The Huffington Post).
Indeed,
Gellhorn Prize-winning journalist Gareth Porter re-confirms this,
and documents that the Houthi are actually (as was pointed
out this
week at WB) “flush with American arms that may be worth as much as
hundreds of millions of dollars”, which they took when they were
able to hold, without contest, numerous military facilities that had,
like much of the Middle East, been pumped full of US weaponry (the US
is the world’s
biggest arms
dealer).
In
reality, as Antiwar.com and others have noted, it is the Saudis who
are a US proxy, illegally attacking an entirely domestic
movement, as
the US has done over and again around the world as it seeks to
dominate.
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