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Seven Years of Saudi War Crimes—and Defeats—in Yemen

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Yemeni army repels attack on key district, liberates mountainous area from Saudi grip

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21 Feb 2022

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Kevin Barrett

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The Yemeni army says it has thwarted an attack by the Saudi-led coalition forces on the northern district of Harad near the border with Saudi Arabia, while liberating a mountainous area from the control of the kingdom’s mercenaries.

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Kevin Barrett

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Seven Years of Saudi War Crimes—and Defeats—in Yemen

By Kevin Barrett, for Crescent International

This March 26 marks the seventh anniversary of the Saudi invasion of Yemen, which commenced in 2015 at the orders of then-29-year-old Defense Minister and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The “Clown Prince,” as he is sometimes called, had no military experience whatsoever, and no qualifications for the job of Defense Minister aside from his dubious pedigree as the scion of a notorious family of bandits. Nonetheless this ignorant, reckless, supremely unqualified individual managed to insinuate himself into the Saudi military establishment, where he emerged as the leader of those pushing for war in Yemen. Bin Salman and his sycophants insisted that they would score a quick and decisive victory. But disillusionment soon set in.

Even Western sources were calling the Saudi campaign a quagmire as early as 2015.

Now, seven years later, the death toll is approaching 400,000, the vast majority civilians. The United Nations asserts that 225,000 Yemeni children under five have died due to starvation and preventable diseases. Most of those deaths can be attributed to one man: Mohammad bin Salman. Four years ago, in 2018, the British Guardian accused MBS of war crimes, saying he “persisted in waging war using methods that had the predictable effect of depriving millions of people of food, clean water, medicine, and other basic necessities...(MBS’s) actions amount to the use of starvation as a method of warfare which is prohibited by the Geneva conventions, the Rome statute of the international criminal court, and UN security council resolution 2417.”

MBS has resorted to mass murdering the civilian population of Yemen because he has had no success against Ansarullah forces and their allies.

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Note: The ABC News report "US intelligence agencies warned of virus in November " https://youtu.be/hnLMn-uT-Z0 and a 14-second snippet of Robert Cray's song "Smoking Gun" are included in this video under the Fair Use doctrine protecting creative expression. The meaning of both cited works has been adapted to the argument advanced in this video, and thus substantially altered for creative purposes in accordance with the Fair Use provision.

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Ron Unz writes:

It might be useful for me to summarize my analysis in simple bullet-point format:

(1) Over the decades America has spent $100 billion creating the world’s largest biowarfare capability.

(2) In 2017 Trump brings on board Robert Kadlec, who had been America’s leading biowarfare advocate since the late 1990s.

(3) In 2018 and 2019 mysterious viral epidemics devastate China’s poultry and pork industries, severely damaging China’s food supply.

(4) From January to August, Kadlec runs the Federal/State “Crimson Contagion” exercise in which our government officials practice their strategies of protecting American society from infection by a hypothetical dangerous respiratory virus that suddenly might appear in China.

(5) Late October, 300 American military servicemen visit Wuhan to participate in the World Military Games.

(6) Late October/Early November, Patient Zero in Wuhan becomes infected with Covid. The virus spreads invisibly until the Chinese government discovers its presence near the end of December. The Chinese government finally reacts in mid-January.

(7) Early January, America assassinates Iran’s top military leader, with an Iranian retaliatory missile strike nearly leading to war.

(8) Mid/Late January, the Wuhan virus suddenly jumps 3,500 miles to the Holy City of Qom, soon infecting Iran’s top political elites, with a number of them dying as a consequence. By February, Iran has become the second global epicenter of the Covid outbreak despite having an minuscule Chinese population, while the later outbreaks in Italy and Spain are in locations with hundreds of thousands of Chinese.

(9) Early March, the Iranian government publicly accuses America of having launched a biowarfare attack with Covid against Iran and China, including a formal complaint to the UN. Virtually no Western media reports those accusations, so almost no Americans are aware of them.

(10) Early April, four intelligence sources tell ABC News that a secret November DIA report described a “potentially cataclysmic” disease outbreak taking in Wuhan, but this had been ignored by the Trump Administration. Israeli TV confirms that Israel received that report, which had been produced “in the second week of November.” According to best estimates, perhaps a dozen people in Wuhan, a city of 11 million, were starting to feel a little sick at that point in time.

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