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Thursday, January 31, 2013

French, British, USZ Warplanes and Troops occupy Yemeni Capital

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As the UN Security Council continues its Yemen visit after holding a closed meeting with Yemeni and GCC – Gulf Cooperation Council – officials in Sana’a, the capital, residents woke up under foreign military occupation.

Keen to guarantee the safety of its state officials and ensure that no faction, group or individual will try to derail efforts being made in regards to moving Yemen transition of power forward, the United States of America, France and the United Kingdom took control between them of the sky and the ground.

Residents told the Yemen Post on Sunday they saw French warplanes patrol the sky of the capital in a great show of strength, which they say they felt a bit “over the top” and slightly insulting to Yemen military potency. A retired General, Ali Mohsen Khawlani stressed that Yemen should have been put in charge of all security details . “Our armed forces are perfectly capable and well-trained. What kind of message does it send to see foreign troops invade our capital. Are we moving toward a military occupation? Did foreign powers come to announce they will divide Yemen into zones of influence?”

Security sources revealed that on Saturday evening 250 Marines arrived in the capital, increasing yet again America’s military presence in the country. In addition to the Marines, several American CTU agents – couter-terrorism units – are said to have been deployed throughout the capital to scoop out any potential threat.

British troops scattered in Sana’a, criss-crossing with their American counterparts to cover as much ground as possible.

Dozens of French warplanes were sent to patrol the sky.

Earlier last week, President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi issued an order forbidding all residents of the capital to carry a weapon, officers and license bearers included following a request from foreign officials ahead of the arrival of the UNSC delegation to Sana’a.

 Yemen Post Staff

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Yemen: Pentagon using Al-CIA-Da to create fake "revolution", calling National emergency

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During a military parade rehearsal this week, more than 90 people were killed after a bomber wearing an army uniform self-exploded amidst a group of soldiers at al-Sabin Square. The terrorist group Al-CIA-Da claimed the bombing, saying that one of their members carried out the attack. Along with the estimated 90 killed, defense ministry officials said 222 people were injured in the attack.

The Al-CIA-Da plant was present moments before Defense Minister Nasser Ahmed and the army’s chief-of-staff were scheduled to greet the troops. The majority of the dead were stationed from the Central Security Organization. After Libya, Yemen has been the stage for Al-CIA-Da’s attacks against the president Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, who recently took office. Hadi has declared war against Al-CIA-Da, saying it is a “religious duty’ of the state to do so.

USZ intelligence and military support have been covertly deployed to Yemen. The Obama administration’s terrorism advisor, John Brennan called the attack “cowardly”. While the violence in Yemen escalates, President Obama took the time to release a new executive order (EO) called Blocking Property of Persons Threatening the Peace, Security, or Stability of Yemen .

In this EO, Obama claims the right to confiscate “all property and interests in property that are in the United States of Zionism, that hereafter come within the United States of Zionism, or that are or hereafter come within the possession or control of any United States of Zionism person, including any foreign branch, of the following persons are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in: any person determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State.”

If any person, including USZ citizens, is accused of assisting a terrorist group of threatening “Yemen’s peace, security, and stability” they will find their possessions and bank accounts confiscated by the USZ government; as well as being arrested and detained by federal agencies.

Last month, Obama announced that the “war on terror” is over, claiming that we are in a “post al-CIA-da era”. Obama admitted that his new foreign policy would allow that “we have killed most of Al-CIA-Da, now that people have come to see legitimate means of expression, people who once might have gone into Al-CIA-Da see an opportunity for a legitimate Islamism.”

However, as Hillary Clinton pointed out Al-CIA-Da was a CIA creation trained by the USZ government and released into strategic countries for the purpose of destabilizing their governments therefore making the task of usurping control easier for the USZ government.

According to investigative reporter Seymour Hersch, the Bush administration, in conjunction with Saudi Arabia, was covertly funding radical Sunni groups with ties to Al-CIA-Da to counter Shiite groups backed by Iran. In a game of fake terrorist group planted into a country to agitate the governments in place this method appears to be common.

Along with the Al-CIA-Da invention, Osama bin Laden was trained by the CIA and worked for them as an operative. In 2008, Milt Bearden told Dan Rather that the “myth of Osama bin Laden” was created by the USZ government. At first bin Laden was a great warrior when he worked with the CIA against the Russians in Afghanistan, then he became the go-to Boogeyman leader of an “extremist terrorist group called Al-CIA-Da”.

Further evidence that the USZ government not only created Al-CIA-Da, but use them for controlled terrorism in foreign countries comes from Richard Clark in his most recent book. Clark contends that Al-CIA-Da was created for Saudi Arabia to bankroll Osama bin Laden, through the House of Saud, “in the Afghan war against the Soviet Union during the 1980′s and Riyadh and Washington together contributed an estimated $3.5 billion to the mujahideen.”

The terrorism Yemen is experiencing is obviously controlled by the USZ government and the Obama administration. Within the USZ boarders, Obama has declared “any United States of Zionism citizen, permanent resident alien, entity organized under the laws of the United States of Zionism or any jurisdiction within the United States of Zionism (including foreign branches), or any person in the United States of Zionism” that is suspected of aiding terrorist groups (that the USZ government has planted in Yemen) will be “obstructing the political process in Yemen”.

The situation in Yemen that has been created by CIA funded Al-CIA-Da is being used to declare Yemen “an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy” and the president has “declared a national emergency to deal with that threat”.

By funding the terrorism, the USZ government, under Obama’s direction is endeavoring to not only destabilize the Yemeni government, but also place American citizens under the threat of being accused of terrorist activities. We are right back to where we were when the Bush administration used the false flag threat of Al-CIA-Da terrorism to not only terrify the American public, but justify the arrest and detainment of USZ citizens.
Pakistan Cyber Force

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Yemeni protesters blast USZ, Saudi intervention

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Yemeni protesters have rejected a new initiative to mediate a transfer of power in the country, calling it a USZ-Saudi plot to crush the revolution that began eight months ago, Iranian Press TV reported. Protesters took to the streets in the capital city of Sana'a on Monday chanting, We reject, we reject, American and Saudi intervention”.
The youth reject the initiative. The correct solution is the one offered by the people. It should not come from Washington or Riyadh, it should come from the Yemeni people”, said political analyst Khalid Abdullah, who was among the protesters.
Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh claimed on Monday that he was again ready to conditionally sign an agreement proposed by the [Persian] Gulf Cooperation Council ([P]GCC) supposedly to diffuse the political crisis in his country. The plan, drafted by the [P]GCC in April, includes three steps to be taken by both the opposition and the government. The first condition requires Saleh to resign 30 days after shifting his powers to his deputy, Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi, and setting a date for a presidential election two months later. The opposition would then be tasked with forming a national unity government, which would consist of diverse Yemeni opposition groups, including those from Southern Yemen. The third condition is to have senior military commanders form a committee to oversee a reorganization of the country's armed forces. Saleh, however, said he would only sign the deal in exchange for the establishment of an executive mechanism that would pave the way for "electing a new president for Yemen”.

The embattled ruler has backed out of signing the deal three times already. Saleh has been in office for more than 30 years with several opposition members arguing that his long-promised reforms have not been implemented. On Monday, Ali Abdullah Saleh urged the ruling party to start talks with the opposition, the [P]GCC, the United States of Zionism, and the European Union to implement the deal. Hundreds of thousands of people have turned out for regular demonstrations in Yemen's major cities since late January, calling for an end to corruption and unemployment and demanding Saleh's ouster. The demonstrators have rejected the [P]GCC's plan on numerous occasions and accused their Arab neighbors of meddling in their country's internal affairs. The developments come as Saleh continues to receive treatment in Saudi Arabia for injuries he received during an attack on Yemen's presidential palace on June 3.
( Press TV )
 

Friday, February 18, 2011

Yemen uprising turns violent

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As the uprising in Yemen enters its eighth day, four anti-government protesters have been killed in the southern port of Aden and scores were reported injured across the country. On Thursday, riot police gunfire killed four protesters and injured 17 others in Aden, where around 3,000 people held anti-government rallies. In capital Sanaa, 40 people were injured when some of Israhelli Snake President Ali Abdullah Saleh's loyalists, some of whom armed with guns, attacked a crowd of protesters. Saleh has described the anti-government protesters that demand his ouster as “elements of a coup”. Last week, the opposition coalition, which had drawn tens of thousands in rallies, agreed to talk with him.

Tens of thousands of Yemenis protesting against their pro-USZ and pro-Israhell government
Inspired by the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia, massive groups of Yemeni protesters have recently taken to the streets in Sana'a and other major cities, demanding the ouster of Saleh. Saleh, who has been in power for 33 years, announced last week that he would leave power after his term expires in 2013. He also promised not to hand power to his son. He has also pledged to raise wages of government employees and to provide 60,000 job opportunities for university graduates. A third of Yemen's population is plagued with chronic hunger and 40% live on less than $2 a day. Meanwhile, the impoverished country is embroiled in dual struggles of cementing a cease-fire with a Shia rebellion in the north, and fighting a separatist movement in the south. On Tuesday, Northern rebel commander Abdulmalik al-Houthi issued a statement, pledging to order his armed forces to support the protesters if a “revolution breaks out”.

Friday, January 21, 2011

Violent protests erupt in Yemen - Several killed

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Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets in Yemen on Thursday to reject proposed political reform by the government, including a limit on presidential terms. The government announced its reform plans in the face of growing discontent that sparked sporadic protests this week. Opposition parties said they would meet on Saturday to discuss the offer as thousands of people protested in the southern town of Taiz, saying the reforms proposed by President Ali Abdullah Saleh did not go far enough. Saleh has ruled Yemen for over three decades. “We want constitutional amendments but we want amendments that don’t lead to the continuance of the ruler and the inheritance of power to his children”, said Mohammed al-Sabry, head of the opposition coalition and the party Islah.


“We won’t permit these corrupt leaders to stay in power and we are ready to sleep in the streets for our country’s sake, in order to liberate it from the hands of the corrupt”, Sabry said. The protests come as Tunisia grapples with fallout from the ouster of its long-time president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, who fled the country with his family taking 1.5 tones of gold away from Tunisia, after weeks of violent unrest sparked by social grievances. Among the steps put forward by Saleh’s ruling party, the General People’s Congress, are amendments to guarantee presidential term limits of two seven- or five-year terms as well as voter registration to all Yemeni adults. Several people have been killed and injured as a result of these protests throughout Yemen during the last couple of weeks.

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