By Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
In an earlier article entitled "Stop Yemen´s Hidden Darfur – Recognize the Yemenite Republic of Saada!" I republished the first parts (the Contents, the Summary and the Methodology) of a Report issued by HRW (under the title "Invisible Civilians") with respect to the undeservedly and incomparably tyrannized Yemenite North, and more specifically the Governorate of Saada. There, a Shia revolution, supported by the entire local population, became the target of the Yemenite tyrant Ali Abdallah Saleh´s ferocity and monstrosity. In this article, I republish chapter 3 of the HRW Report which presents the historical background of the conflict.
The appalling terrorist regime of the sergeant Ali Abdallah Saleh applies incredibly brutal, totalitarian policies throughout the country, which turned out to be an immense jail and a desolate realm run by traitors and anti-patriotic elements ready to behave as serfs to the Yemen-unfriendly, barbaric regime of the Saudi Wahhabis. Read more ...
In an earlier article entitled "Stop Yemen´s Hidden Darfur – Recognize the Yemenite Republic of Saada!" I republished the first parts (the Contents, the Summary and the Methodology) of a Report issued by HRW (under the title "Invisible Civilians") with respect to the undeservedly and incomparably tyrannized Yemenite North, and more specifically the Governorate of Saada. There, a Shia revolution, supported by the entire local population, became the target of the Yemenite tyrant Ali Abdallah Saleh´s ferocity and monstrosity. In this article, I republish chapter 3 of the HRW Report which presents the historical background of the conflict.
The appalling terrorist regime of the sergeant Ali Abdallah Saleh applies incredibly brutal, totalitarian policies throughout the country, which turned out to be an immense jail and a desolate realm run by traitors and anti-patriotic elements ready to behave as serfs to the Yemen-unfriendly, barbaric regime of the Saudi Wahhabis. Read more ...
Source: American Chronicle
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