Lesson Eight: Regime Change
The Saudi and UAE military expenditures are not because they want to use these military gears to defend themselves or their ideology. It is one way to return the petrodollars to Western countries. If they did not they would become the target of regime change, which both countries do not want. Another way to look at billions of dollars of military expenditures is a favor to Western countries to continue their business as usual, which must change
Lesson Nine: Western media is biased
The Hong Kong "protests" are covered in detail, frequently and on a daily basis - always from a pro-western/"democracy" UK/USA-supported perspective. The use of tear gas is "deplored" vigorously - as if Western nations haven't and wouldn't use such a thing against protestors (thus the BBC and NPR and Zionist groups stay mum about the Gilets Jaunes and the serious injuries inflicted on French protestors - against austerity, not "for" so-called democracy therefore unworthy - by the French police).
Lesson Ten: Stop using "terrorist" word
While terrorizing many countries economically and with military arms, stop making a wrong use of the word terrorist.
And why shouldn't other countries support the Houthis, if only ethically? They are fighting to save their native lands. Why is okay for Western countries to support racist and apartheid regimes to steal other native's lands? When Western media mentions Iran's support of the Houthis - it is only to denigrate such support. Is it only Western countries to have the right to support those nations/governments/protestors/fighters they decide are favorable to them?
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Further information:
A graphic map of the distance in the following map:
https://twitter.com/descifraguerra/status/1162850455954874369
Photos of the Houthis' drones and rockets arsenal... published in July 2019. Some people possibly thought it was not true.
https://twitter.com/descifraguerra/status/1147940696705392642
An article by Wayne Madsen on Yemen and its history. For some background information:
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