June 15th, 2015.
The Nuclear Attacks on Yemen.
The so-called “Coalition” attack on Yemen is now into it’s eightieth day or so having started on March 25th..Saudi Arabia and their entourage of lackeys and prostitutes have killed thousands of Yemeni civilians over the duration of the attack.
When the civilians of Palestine are subjected to similar massacres the world at least pays attention. Perhaps the lack of a Western representative in the war is what makes the difference.
Saudi-led naval blockade leaves 20m Yemenis facing humanitarian disaster | World news | The Guardian
Peace talks are scheduled for later this month in Geneva. the likelihood of their success is hard to predict. Until the air bombardment ends the people of Yemen will continue to suffer and their suffering will continue to be ignored by the major Western media who only ever care about human life when they are specifically ordered to do so for the propaganda purposes of the War party.
Too distant, too poor and too depressing…it must be Yemen.
In the case of Yemen it sadly seems that almost no-one cares. Yemen is too poor, too remote, too depressing, too far removed from the West, part of a Geopolitical game that is largely beyond both the comprehension and outside the interest of the Western public.
Almost all of my life I would have felt exactly the same way. “It’s too depressing” I would tell myself, “What could you possibly do about it?” etc. So I am not pointing the bone at anyone here but trying to state that this is the way we are in the West at this time.
The Full Horror of War.
Yemen: Bodies lay strewn across the ground after Saudi airstrikes hit Hazm *GRAPHIC*
Nuclear Weapons?
Some or all of these images may depict the use of Nuclear weapons, but these are not Nuclear weapons like the Hiroshima or Nagasaki devices the impact and fall out are far less. These are a new type of weapon and the results are so different from the previous known Nuclear attacks on Japan that the description may not be particularly helpful without first explaining that these are not the Hiroshima size bomb.
A Massacre Whether by Black Powder, RDX or Small Nukes is still a Massacre.
This terrible massacre will probably be remembered by historians as “what the Saudis and pals did in furious response to the apparent US/Iran detente. This was meant to be a show of force, a demonstration of prowess and a threat to Iran of what awaits them.
In military terms the Saudi mass killing spree has apparently achieved little or nothing. The House of Saud will not survive in the current form much longer. King Salman may well prove to be the last King of Saudi Arabia. It seems obvious that when the jihadists of al Nusra and IS have finished fighting in Syria and Iraq, it will be Saudi Arabia and Jordan that will be the next targets for destruction.
If and when the House of Saud falls it will not be missed although if they are replaced by a group such as the al Nusra front perhaps the venal and thoroughly corrupt House of Saud will inspire some positive sentiment in comparison.
These shots are all stills from Youtube videos. The channels that provided the source material include. WarLeaks, Global Leaks, Zig Zag, Gordon Duff, Ruptly(RT) and others I have perhaps forgotten. I acknowledge and thank them and more importantly the people in Yemen who actually shot these images of mass destruction.
PressTV-‘Saudis using banned weapons in Yemen’
Yemen: Saudi-Led Airstrikes Used Cluster Munitions | Human Rights Watch
Possible Tactical Nuclear Strike (Neutron Bomb) in Yemen? | Global Research
Pravda: Saudi-Israeli Nuclear Strike Hits Yemen | Veterans Today
Nukes on Yemen-Confirming Proofs: Calculating Nuclear Blast Yield from the Flash | Veterans Today
Nukes on Yemen, Confirming Proofs: Yield Estimation from Illumination Time | Veterans Today
Nukes on Yemen, Confirming Proofs: Introduction to Nuclear Operations | Veterans Today
Nuclear War has Begun in Yemen | Veterans Today
I’d heard about the alleged nuclear strike, but wasn’t sure if it had been verified or not. It’s a disgrace if it did happen. What it might actually be about is testing/practice for future strikes against Iran. It came to light recently that the Saudis and Israel have made plans for a joint strike against Iran should the Iranians develop a nuclear weapon. I tend to wonder if they’re simply testing everything out on Yemen. Indeed, the entire War on Yemen may be the Saudis testing their military capabilities with a future war on Iran in mind.
It’s also likely that the War on Yemen is, in part, an attempt to rescue Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH9gC4Rkk1c&feature=youtu.be
Thanks anonymous. As far as a test goes I agree completely. As far as saving al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula goes that is an interesting idea as is the idea that Saudi and Israel have agreed to attack Iran although i would be suggest that if the plan is dependent on Iran actually building a nuclear weapon they will be waiting a long time.
In terms of Iran, the whole nuclear thing may have been overblown in the sense that Saudi and Israel fear the detente between the West and Iran more than any actual weapons program in my opinion. Thanks for comment.
‘Too distant, too poor and too depressing…it must be Yemen.
In the case of Yemen it sadly seems that almost no-one cares. Yemen is too poor, too remote, too depressing, too far removed from the West, part of a Geopolitical game that is largely beyond both the comprehension and outside the interest of the Western public.’
Yet again, catching the unreported.
This website is big, important and has a good… great name, says my mate Steve in the park, and CoE is a fitting acronym.
Mark
Thanks Mark. Your kind words are much appreciated.
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Mark says:
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Many thanks Mark I hope that someday I will be able to repay your kindness.