I got this email a few days ago…

For the first time in almost two years, we paint a clearer picture of what life is like for families in Yemen trapped in conflict. Read the findings → →

Dear Dennis, Do you know what percentage of families right now are coping with hunger in Yemen? For the first time in almost two years, World Food Program USA has gained access to the preliminary results of a nationwide assessment that paints a picture of what life has become for families in Yemen trapped by conflict. Here’s what we need you to know: 60 percent of Yemen’s population — about 17 million people — is coping with hunger. Roughly 75 percent of households say their economic livelihoods are worse now than before the conflict escalated. Children under five, pregnant women and nursing mothers are most affected. “Tragically, we see more and more families skipping meals or going to bed hungry, while children and mothers are slipping away with little to sustain themselves,” said Torben Due, WFP’s head of operations in Yemen. Unfortunately, that’s not the worst of it. That percentage is actually on the rise, according to the World Food Programme (WFP), the Food and Agriculture Organization and UNICEF. Meanwhile, incomes have fallen, causing more than half of all households to buy food on credit. With its current level of support, WFP is providing food assistance to nearly 7 million people across Yemen — 58 percent of those who go to bed hungry. This includes vital nutritional support for nursing and pregnant women as well as children suffering from malnutrition at rates that in some areas exceed “emergency” thresholds. World Food Program USA urgently needs your help now. Yemen is one of many countries around the world where conflict is pushing more and more people into hunger. We here in the United States have the power to do something about it. Make a donation today and be a lifeline to children and families on the frontlines of war and natural disaster. Sincerely, Erin Cochran Vice President of Communications World Food Program USA Our future begins with food. With the support of people like you, we can do good better. 1725 I Street NW, Suite 510  |  Washington, DC 20006  |  Fax (202) 530-1698 DONOR INQUIRIES (202) 627-3939  |  GENERAL INQUIRIES (202) 627-3737 World Food Program USA is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) public charity (tax ID# 13-3843435) Unsubscribe

So, Trump is already at it. Supporting the agenda of the elites…
he banned migrants from certain countries recently, by not accepting their visas to enter the USA.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/28/politics/trump-immigration-refugees-visa-policy/index.html
I realize i referenced a page from the highly untrustable CNN ( Clinton News Network ) but i wanted to show it for what it is being purported as.
Can anyone guess the significance here?
” His ” , executive order, ‘ bans all people from certain countries, for 90 days ‘ , but the order doesn’t name which countries. a White wash House official named them…
These countries are; Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Syria, and Yemen.
Got it yet?
” 7 countries in 5 years ” was the strategy, laid out to General Wesley Clark, which he then made public, possibly as disinfo, but they were named.
https://www.abreureport.com/2013/08/general-wesley-clark-and-seven-country.html

to hear Wesley talk about it, you get the best idea of what happened from him.
He’s been vocal about it, which is why Obama had him black-balled, and there was suddenly a scandal about his marriage, conveniently placing him on the same scale as Wild Willy and Monica…

Lebanon was on his list, but, Yemen falls into the category of, affected by US imperialism, since we helped destroy part of it, while ‘ helping ‘ Saudi Arabia in March of 2015…helping them by supplying coordinated efforts in the field via drone surveillance, so they would know where and when to strike a target, hence all the civilian casualties. As i wrote in one of my previous posts…

and just look at what we have done to destroy Iraq…sanctions which in effect killed millions of innocent people. OVER WHAT!???

My feelings toward Trump have changed since i first wrote this piece. I can’t believe he doesn’t understand the relevance to the countries on that famous list of countries to destabilize…i first thought him to be recklessly uninformed…but i have since changed my overall opinion of him and the way he conducts himself. I have seen that he always does whatever he knows is right. He is after all only a mouthpiece, as any POTUS. So i have to tell myself that he doesn’t know about that list of countries. If he did he would stand up and put an end to all of our imperialism.
But to ban people from these particular countries, cannot be a coincidence. What better way to instill rage in the migrants, who were indeed pushed out by civil war and skirmishes enabled and paid for by the USA? And Trump really can’t be blamed for it all since it goes back to at least 1991…
The ban is listed as a 90 day thing…3 months is a long time to wait when you’re seeking asylum…their situation is already tense and almost hopeless, this is just insult to injury. What’s even more of an insult is that his motivation for denying visas is 9/11…

” blahblahblah terrorists, 19 hijackers, blahblahblah…” you get the idea. In case you hadn’t heard, the US government was behind 9/11, not some inept hijackers who couldn’t even get a small engine plane off the ground, never mind pull-off maneuvers that even seasoned pilots couldn’t achieve. Besides, 9 of them are still alive today. How did that happen?
The plan laid out in ‘ Operation Northwoods ‘ was to stage a fake attack on a US vessel, or a US citizen to then blame Cuba, to have a reason to go in and depose Castro. This plan was drawn up in 1962, a crucial time in US politics, as the Communists were the target, even though we had Communistic ideals ourselves and have since the mid 1800s.
What Trump is doing, however unwittingly, is carrying this plan forward. The PNAC crafted a plan, inspired by Operation Northwoods to provoke regime change in the Middle East, and those countries are the 7 countries named.
See the pattern?