Over 39,000 people have died or sustained injuries from US-backed Saudi airstrikes and military operations — a third of which are women and children. The United States provides the bulk of precision-guided smart missiles, aircraft, training for ground troops, and intelligence support.
Sana’a (GPA) – In efforts to expose the criminals responsible for the ongoing genocide against Yemeni civilians, Yemeni Intelligence has started publishing the names and personal information of the US troops in charge of the Saudi command centers where airstrikes are ordered.
Washington tries to keep a tight lid on the extent of its involvement in Yemen. However, US troops are actually much more active in the conflict than most Americans would expect. In fact, the United States provides intelligence and logistical support for selecting airstrikes in addition to endless weapons and bombs.
The first target is Alexander R. Fhlug from Madison, Wisconsin. Yemeni Intelligence released a broad range of photos and personal information about Fhlug including where he lives, which barber he frequents, his favorite brands and shopping habits, and his other…
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“The first target is Alexander R. Fhlug from Madison, Wisconsin. Yemeni Intelligence released a broad range of photos and personal information about Fhlug including where he lives, which barber he frequents, his favorite brands and shopping habits,”
I hope they continue ‘outing’ those vicious, depraved thugs who have no problem doing the dirty work of warmongers and war hawks. Those barbarians just want to be seen at the airport, doing photo ops, hugging their children and wives while having just come from killing other mothers and their children. How sick and twisted is that? Poverty be damned. I’d rather work at Walmart and take another side job than suit up and get to killing people who have done me no personal harm. And not that I’ve worked at Walmart, but I have worked two jobs and if I can do it, so can those demented killers. They just want to kill. There are other ways of making a living that don’t entail the use of guns, missiles, drones and bullets.
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I’m totally with you, Shelby, about using poverty as a justification for killing and maiming people. I found this quite an interesting article, though, mainly because of the origin of the targeting. I assume Yemeni intelligence is a government agency – and the US, Saudi Arabia and Yemen are all supposedly on the same side in their desire to kill and maim Houthi rebels and civilians. In other words, it sounds like the people in Yemeni intelligence releasing this stuff are whistleblowers – though the article doesn’t state this.
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