US-Backed Saudis Bomb US-Backed Faction in Yemen
So, the US-backed Saudi coalition (that's your tax dollars at work) just bombed the Southern Transitional Council (STC), another faction the US has, at various points, also supported. This isn't just 'a conflict'; it's a multi-factional proxy war where American-made bombs supplied to Riyadh, often through opaque deals, ensure the carnage flows—regardless of who gets hit. The New Arab article omits
that US arms sales to Saudi Arabia alone totaled over $120 billion since 2015, fueling this very, very confusing 'stability' operation. One might wonder when America's strategic alliances in the region stopped making sense, or if 'making sense' was ever the point. When does a 'coalition' become a hydra, cutting off one head only for another US-funded one to emerge? How many factions need to be
simultaneously armed with American weapons before we admit the 'war on terror' morphed into a war on logic?