PENTAGON MURDERS 153 HOUTHI CIVILIANS TO ENDANGER 10% OF WORLD TRADE

According to the Annual Report on Civilian Casualties in Connection with United States Military Operations, which the Department of War is required to submit pursuant to Section 1057 of the National Defense Authorization Act (Public Law 115-91), the United States killed one hundred and fifty-three (153) civilians, while wounding another two hundred and forty-three (243) civilians, last year, in Yemen.

Can you see, now, why the Houthis have joined with Iran, where we started a losing war of aggression by killing more than one hundred and fifty (150+) little girls in their elementary school, so the Yemenis have inflicted destruction against Aramco, in Saudi Arabia, as they have partially closed the Strait of Mandeb?

But don’t worry, after we failed to take them out over the last twelve (12) years, merely angering these people, they only control a chokepoint through which more than ten percent (10%) of the world’s trade passes.

The Strait of Mandeb is known as the Gate of Tears, a name it will earn not only for the parents of local civilians, and the families of soldiers, but for everyone in the world, as they suffer rising prices, food shortages, and unemployment.

Maybe you don’t care about the children, but were their deaths, which reveal the nature of the United States, as we make enemies, and lose expensive wars, at the command of the Zionist Jews, really worth starting a Global Economic Depression?

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3 thoughts on “PENTAGON MURDERS 153 HOUTHI CIVILIANS TO ENDANGER 10% OF WORLD TRADE”

  1. Thanks for the report, Timo.

    It’s all so deeply angering. I don’t know if we can stop the madness. But we can protect ourselves as much as possible, and remain alert for ways to dodge and divert what horrors may come.

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    1. Dear Shari–

      It’s always good to hear from you, my friend.

      The disgusting presence of evil and crime in the world is not news, and I learned a long time ago not to let it get me down—as I know you did, too.

      I was vaguely aware of this stuff in Viet Nam in my boyhood and El Salvador when I was a teenager, not to mention earlier U.S. atrocities against the Indians, but I just didn’t get involved, and it didn’t trouble me, because I was living my own quiet and happy life (not realizing that I, too, was being attacked).

      I am very glad that the enemy has attacked me more and more, escalating things to the point where I am weaponized and politicized, so I have the different lifetime experience of activism.

      That said, I am absolutely confident in the victory of Iran, and the defeat of imperialism, while only economic troubles and obviously not invasion will touch America.

      And I am also absolutely confident in geology and biology, as the Earth will rid itself of the plague of humanity.

      In twenty million years, the humans will be gone, perhaps after a nuclear war, and it will be on to the saber-toothed rabbits, giant butterflies, and sunflower trees.

      No one will know that we ever happened, and no one will be there to see it, and that is a very good thing.

      And, meanwhile, I have my garden, my kitchen, and the beautiful summer.

      The wonder of to it all!

      Timo

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      1. Thank you for your thoughtful and thorough reply, Timo!

        My, my. You have been through so much intense torment. And yet, look at how you have not only survived it all, but THRIVED, because of your heart-centered intellect and courage!

        Despite the current and ongoing attempts by deranged psychopaths to try to disable you, I am thrilled to hear that you continue to research and write, to grow vegetables, to cook, and to enjoy the best of this whirled!

        I remain in the midst of home renovations, which will continue into 2027. Meanwhile, I am working on music and figuring out ways to sell my photo-journal. Life is good.

        I appreciate you staying in touch *long-form* in your comment sections. Someday, when the time is right, we will get to chat on the phone again, which is very gratifying!

        Best wishes, as always,

        your friend

        Sharine

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