Yemenstration of US imperialism

I got this email a few days ago…

When i saw the word, Yemen, i knew why it bothered me to see this.

WE, meaning the USA, created this.

As an addendum to the ” 7 countries in 5 years ” strategy. I’ve written about it here, in the last post and some from a while back. Read into it. Find General Wesley Clark talking about it. You’ll find it on youtube. How he was approached at the Pentagon, and told first hand that this plan would go through. Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Syria and Lebanon.

All countries on this list, have been destabilized, decimated, or made the target of US led propaganda for later use. Yemen is the fallout of our intentions: ruined! For what? American Imperialism. Or, what i call, Democratic Imperialism. We were trying to get Iran involved, provoking them into fighting while we were aiding Saudi Arabia in March of 2015. Then we could finally nuke em off the face of the Earth, and for what?? They are harmless.

Yemen falls into the category of ‘ affected ‘ by US imperialism, since we helped Saudi Arabia, by supplying field coordination via drone surveillance, thus enabling them to strike hard to reach targets. Hence all the civilian casualties. And why are we helping Saudi Arabia? A well known terrorist nation who still beheads people today? Well, we have to pay back our benefactors, now don’t we?

It’s all a game. One big, happy family of sociopaths and pedophiles running a country into the ground. The USA is the terrorist of the world. The culprit, the instigator… whose ‘ politicians ‘ are standing in a nice straight line to accept the money from other evils and take the brunt of the donations to give it right back to her bosses. Yeah, like they need more money!!

Trump’s list of countries; Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Syria and Yemen. Why isn’t Lebanon on his list? They’re the linchpin to all things Israeli, regarding future plans for little American Palestine…meaning, in my opinion, we are targeting Palestine, using Lebanon as a phantom for nothing more than a distraction.

I don’t donate money to anything in Washington DC. If it’s from there, they’re too close to 1600 Pennsylvania avenue and can’t be trusted. But if you want to, the info is here. What’s more important is getting the word out there, that we created this crisis, along with the Syrian conflict/civil war…we created the migrant crisis, and now Trump is denying visas from people who are from these 7 countries. Replace Lebanon with Yemen. See the pattern?

Don’t let Democratic Imperialism, ruin our country any more than these sociopaths already have. Be as aware as you can be. When you think you have it all down, read through it again, then tell everyone and their Mom. Don’t be afraid of being labeled a conspiracy theorist…that’s just a way that close-minded people keep their minds closed, and their eyes shut. It’s easier for them to pretend they’re patriotic, and won’t even entertain the idea that their own government could have pulled off 9/11, or a bunch of fake dead kids in Newtown, CT.

No one wants to believe that the theorists are in fact correct, so they feign ignorance and tell you to shut it!! Don’t be a pussy, like they are. You and i will be the first ones to get out, while those others are still on their knees, begging for their lives as the guns are leveled at their faces…

So, anyway, here’s the email…

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Erin Cochran, World Food Program USA <info@wfpusa.org>

Dennis Hanley

Feb 16 at 11:51 AM

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

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