Houthi militants

Signal Chat Logs Expose Worse Than Security Lapse: Deep State Corruption and War Crimes Allegations

Vice President Vance initially opposed a U.S. strike on Houthi militants in Yemen, citing potential public misunderstanding and negative economic consequences, particularly oil price spikes. Defense Secretary Hegseth and National Security Advisor Waltz advocated for the strikes, framing them as vital for restoring freedom of navigation and deterring Iran, regardless of direct U.S. economic interests. Despite Vance’s reservations, the strikes proceeded, resulting in civilian casualties and raising questions about the efficacy of the strategy. The incident reveals a disregard for a narrow focus on American interests and a continuation of a broader, interventionist foreign policy.

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National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan Declares Houthi Militants as Global Terrorists

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan Declares Houthi Militants as Global Terrorists

As the news of National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan declaring Houthi militants as global terrorists broke, it was met with a mixed response. Some expressed relief, believing that this should have been done years ago; others questioned the motives behind the decision and its potential consequences. Personally, I find myself torn between these contrasting sentiments, as I attempt to understand the complexities surrounding this issue.

It is crucial to acknowledge the context in which the Houthis were initially de-listed as terrorists. The aim was to enable the Yemeni people to receive international aid, which they desperately needed.… Continue reading