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Rasha Hassan, 6-1-2010
The current Middle-East crisis is one that America has nourished to create; as for the troops in 140 countries around the world they are just looking for trouble. It seems that US hunger for wars will never be chock-full and a comprehensive eye at the Middle East region will uncover the brutality of two ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and an impending war awaiting Yemen.
The Yemeni government has sent thousands of troops this week to remote provinces, as the U.S. Embassy ended a two-day closure allegedly caused by a threat from al-Qaida.
Yemeni security officials said thousands of troops had been deployed in three provinces - Marib, Jouf and Abyan - where Al Qaida is believed to have its strongest uphold. Furthermore, Yemeni officials reportedly killed two and injured two suspected Al Qaeda operatives on Monday.
Yesterday, the Interior Ministry said it had arrested five other "terror elements" in and around the capital and Hodeida province in the west.
Mean while, Washington reopened its diplomatic outpost in Yemen yesterday after shuttering it for two days following "credible information that pointed to imminent terrorist attacks."
U.S. officials said they reopened the embassy because a Yemeni counterterrorism operation on Monday "addressed a specific area of concern."
As for the British Embassy, workers returned yesterday, but the building was closed to visitors. The French, German, Czech, and Japanese Embassies were also largely or entirely closed to the public, according to news reports.
In a related development, two members of the US Senate has warned that Al Qaeda is now using Yemen more and more as a base for its attacks in various parts of the world, stressing the necessity of Washington's support to Sana'a in order to expel the " terrorist network".
Moreover, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, (I-Conn) a renowned hawk and one of the foremost figures of the brutal invasion of Iraq warned on Sunday that the United States faced "danger" unless it preemptively acts to curb the rise of terrorism in Yemen.
"Somebody in our government said to me in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, Iraq was yesterday's war. Afghanistan is today's war. If we don't act preemptively, Yemen will be tomorrow's war," Lieberman stressed, during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday". "That's the danger we face."
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Monday praised Yemeni action but warned that al-Qaeda's offshoot in Yemen has become a global threat. The group is being blamed for planning the Christmas attempt to bomb a U.S. passenger jet.
Accordingly, President Barak Obama has rashly increased aid allegedly to beef up Yemen's counterterrorism forces and promised a deepening partnership with San'a.
The American fake scenarios to meddle in the region always begin with chapter one which is "Terrorism". Chapter one has been put into action in Yemen amid reports that U.S. missiles were used in strikes in December on "Al Qaida hideouts", raising an outcry from Yemeni citizens over American intervention.
Yemen will be tomorrow's war and Yemeni children, women and men will be tomorrow's victims ;however the assassin is one ,The United States of America ,which is the assassin of yesterday's Iraq ,today's Afghanistan and tomorrow's Yemen!
The current Middle-East crisis is one that America has nourished to create; as for the troops in 140 countries around the world they are just looking for trouble. It seems that US hunger for wars will never be chock-full and a comprehensive eye at the Middle East region will uncover the brutality of two ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and an impending war awaiting Yemen.
The Yemeni government has sent thousands of troops this week to remote provinces, as the U.S. Embassy ended a two-day closure allegedly caused by a threat from al-Qaida.
Yemeni security officials said thousands of troops had been deployed in three provinces - Marib, Jouf and Abyan - where Al Qaida is believed to have its strongest uphold. Furthermore, Yemeni officials reportedly killed two and injured two suspected Al Qaeda operatives on Monday.
Yesterday, the Interior Ministry said it had arrested five other "terror elements" in and around the capital and Hodeida province in the west.
Mean while, Washington reopened its diplomatic outpost in Yemen yesterday after shuttering it for two days following "credible information that pointed to imminent terrorist attacks."
U.S. officials said they reopened the embassy because a Yemeni counterterrorism operation on Monday "addressed a specific area of concern."
As for the British Embassy, workers returned yesterday, but the building was closed to visitors. The French, German, Czech, and Japanese Embassies were also largely or entirely closed to the public, according to news reports.
In a related development, two members of the US Senate has warned that Al Qaeda is now using Yemen more and more as a base for its attacks in various parts of the world, stressing the necessity of Washington's support to Sana'a in order to expel the " terrorist network".
Moreover, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, (I-Conn) a renowned hawk and one of the foremost figures of the brutal invasion of Iraq warned on Sunday that the United States faced "danger" unless it preemptively acts to curb the rise of terrorism in Yemen.
"Somebody in our government said to me in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, Iraq was yesterday's war. Afghanistan is today's war. If we don't act preemptively, Yemen will be tomorrow's war," Lieberman stressed, during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday". "That's the danger we face."
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Monday praised Yemeni action but warned that al-Qaeda's offshoot in Yemen has become a global threat. The group is being blamed for planning the Christmas attempt to bomb a U.S. passenger jet.
Accordingly, President Barak Obama has rashly increased aid allegedly to beef up Yemen's counterterrorism forces and promised a deepening partnership with San'a.
The American fake scenarios to meddle in the region always begin with chapter one which is "Terrorism". Chapter one has been put into action in Yemen amid reports that U.S. missiles were used in strikes in December on "Al Qaida hideouts", raising an outcry from Yemeni citizens over American intervention.
Yemen will be tomorrow's war and Yemeni children, women and men will be tomorrow's victims ;however the assassin is one ,The United States of America ,which is the assassin of yesterday's Iraq ,today's Afghanistan and tomorrow's Yemen!
