houthi rebels – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com Daily Stormer Historical Archive Mon, 17 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.17 https://www.anglinarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png houthi rebels – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com 32 32 US Navy Hemorrhaging Money Trying to Stop Houthi Shipping Lane Attacks, Have Accomplished Nothing https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/06/17/us-navy-hemorrhaging-money-trying-to-stop-houthi-shipping-lane-attacks-have-accomplished-nothing/ Mon, 17 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Remember that time Joe Brandon said that you would need nuclear weapons to win a fight against the US government? It’s not a statement that was true at the time, and it has not aged well. The US government offered an unconditional surrender to the Taliban, men in flip-flops with AK-47s riding around in Toyota Hiluxes.

Now, they in a basically unwinnable war with another group of men in flip-flops.

You could just carpet bomb Yemen, widely, and that would not stop men in tunnels from releasing drones against you.

This is a new era.

Business Insider:

The US Navy warships deployed to the Middle East have found themselves locked in a high-tempo operating environment as they work around the clock to battle unprecedented attacks from a restless enemy.

The Houthis have proven to be a wily and formidable foe. Five months after rounds of US-led coalition airstrikes to “disrupt and degrade” their capabilities, the militants continue to wreak havoc. They’re routinely forcing the US-led task force to intercept their missiles, bomb boats, and flying drones that have turned shipping lanes in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden into a dangerous — and deadly — corridor.

The Houthis have struck multiple ships in the last week, and US officials say these attacks are unlikely to end anytime soon, raising concerns the US is stuck in a costly and unsustainable standoff.

And that is of course the goal, which is very smart.

For an insurgent group – a small group fighting a much larger power – the only term of victory is that they survive. The way they survive is by simply tiring out the larger power.

The Houthis have managed to drag Washington into a prolonged, expensive, resource-depleting conflict and driven shipping costs much higher. While no American warships have been hit, the US must bear the growing financial costs and wear and tear to its warships.

Through their campaign, the rebels have not only proven their role as a formidable asset in Iran’s proxy network, but they’ve also demonstrated that they’re more than capable of threatening commercial shipping again in the future.

US naval forces have expended a significant amount of resources battling the Houthis since the fall.

The Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group, which consists of the aircraft carrier Ike and several other warships, has fired off more than 500 munitions during its deployment, and its aircraft have flown tens of thousands of hours, Navy officials have disclosed in recent weeks.

The spent munitions alone account for nearly $1 billion, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro revealed in mid-April, although that figure has certainly gone up in the two months since. This figure, by itself, underscores the growing financial drain of America’s naval presence in the region, and it doesn’t include the other costs that help sustain the operation.

Business Insider asked the Pentagon and US Central Command for the total cost of counter-Houthi operations but is yet to receive a response.

The US has relied on expensive missiles to destroy Houthi weapons that cost a fraction of the $2.1 million SM-2 interceptor, for instance, but experts say the Pentagon can sustain the increasing missile expenditures for what could be years. What’s more of a concern for the US, they say, is sustaining the warships from which these munitions are being launched.

Experts universally agree that the US will have infinity money forever.

The actual numbers are nonsensical. RFK Jr. has talked a lot about this. I can’t find the exact quote right now, but I think he said that in 15 years, 100% of tax income will go to servicing the national debt. I remember Ron Paul talking about this in the 00s, and then Trump increased the debt more than every other president in history combined, and Biden is doing something more extreme than Trump.

It’s interesting to mention here, because the ability of the US government to keep running up this debt is based on the ability of the US military to dominate the world. And yet, here they are, spending billions to fight guys in flip-flops, and losing.

Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines warned last month that the Houthis are likely to remain active for some time. Elements of the Eisenhower strike group have already left the Red Sea once to be rearmed and resupplied, and the Pentagon recently extended its monthslong deployment for a second time.

“As long as we continue to have the will to do this, we can sustain this,” retired Gen. Joseph Votel, who served as the CENTCOM commander in the 2010s, told Business Insider. “We’re big enough, we have enough capability and capacity to do that. What will matter will be the will of whether we want to continue to pursue this.”

A spokesperson for the White House National Security Council said the US remains committed to fighting the Houthis because the rebels remain a “very viable threat” and are still causing problems for shipping companies.

Whether they are a threat or not, if there is no path to victory, then what is the point of fighting?

Apparently, the point is that the US has to fight people who question their position as the world police. But doesn’t it look worse when they fight and lose rather than not fight at all?

There also appears to be a real sense of an impending global war. Everything suggests that there are a lot of people in Washington who view this as a solution to their problems. This doesn’t really make sense. But over the last 20 or so years, they’ve really backed themselves into a corner.  There’s not room to back down. At least, the people in Washington don’t see a path to backing down, or don’t want to. It’s possible that intelligent people could figure out a way to start to disassemble the empire, to allow the US to go back to being a regular country again, without an internal collapse.

But then you have the immigration thing, which seems destined to lead to an internal collapse, given that these brown people who the government is replacing us with don’t generally have the ability to run a complex, developed country (hence the fact that their own countries are shitholes).

]]> Houthis Repeat That They’ll Open the Red Sea When Israel Stops the Slaughter https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/02/28/houthis-repeat-that-theyll-open-the-red-sea-when-israel-stops-the-slaughter/ Wed, 28 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

BREAKING:

⚡ 🇬🇧 The first official pictures and video of the British sunken Rubymar vessel near Aden after a Houthi strike have been released pic.twitter.com/HpyeZvvG86

— Lou Rage (@lifepeptides) February 27, 2024

Previously: ZOG Admits Anti-Houthi Strikes are a Total Waste of Time, Failing Completely, No Solutions

This has always been the Houthi position: “stop the slaughter and we’ll open the Red Sea.”

Of course, due to media reporting, most Americans think they’re bombing these ships randomly because they’re “Islamic terrorists.”

I’ve been over this repeatedly, but we’ll do it again: “Islamic terrorist” is a very specific thing, and the overwhelming majority of these groups that get this label do not fit the definition. Hamas, Hezbollah, the IRGC, and the Houthis, among others (including some Sunni groups like the Taliban), are military groups that happen to be Islamic. They don’t commit acts of violence because of their religious beliefs, they commit acts of violence in self-defense against the Anal Empire. They would be doing the same things if they had a different religion.

There are very few actual “Islamic terrorist groups” that commit violence specifically because of their religion. The most obvious and well-known would be ISIS. Of course, ISIS just happened to be funded by and allied with the US and Israel, so you can figure that out.

Calling the Shia resistance groups “Islamic terrorists” would be like calling the Russian military “Christian crusaders.” Of course, in some sense, you could call the Russians that, but the actual reality is that their motives are not related to Christianity, but to the national interests of the state of Russia. Of course, the Russian military uses Christian flags, icons of Christ, and so on, and you see images of priests blessing their weapons, but that is simply because Russia is a Christian nation, so they are going to use that regalia, in the same way that Islamic groups, acting in their national interests, use Islamic regalia.

You could also throw in the IRA. The IRA had a lot of Catholic symbols, and talked a lot about Catholicism, but a lot of them were Marxists and presumably atheists too, and the goals of the campaign they waged against the English was not fundamentally religioius in nature, but a matter of resisting and occupation. People don’t refer to the IRA as “a Catholic terrorist group.”

The Houthis have regional interests they are defending. On the macro scale, they are backed by Iran, and Iran wants to free Palestine in order to secure a dominant position in the region (or at least support Palestinian resistance in order to gain regional credibility and support).

Individual members of the Houthi forces are I’m sure mostly very religion, and view themselves as doing God’s work. But that does not make them “Islamic terrorists,” it makes them a resistance for that happens to be Islamic.

Aside from the “Islamic” term, you’d also have to deconstruct “terrorist,” maybe. Though that isn’t really worth while. A smaller force fighting a bigger force is always going to use tactics that can be labeled “terrorist” by the modern definition of the term.

Typically, “terrorist” is a specific action designed to inspire terror as a means of changing policy. An example would be running over a bunch of people with a big truck in France in order to get the people to demand that the French government stops funding wars in the Middle East. You would also include in this the Israeli “mowing the lawn” technique of occasionally mass bombing Palestine in order to break their will to resist by inspiring fear.

This mf cost like $600. What are you gonna do?

Sending drones at cargo ships is explicitly not “terroristic,” as it has a definitely, clear military goal. It is a guerrilla action, and guerrilla actions are currently always labeled terrorism, but the primary goal is not to inspire terror, but rather to inflict a financial cost on the enemy.

One of the big problems with the “Islamic terrorist” label is that it necessarily implies irrationality and unwillingness to negotiate. In fact, the Houthi objectives are entirely rational and they are very open to ceasing hostilities if their enumerated terms are met.

Reuters:

Yemen’s Houthis said on Tuesday they could only reconsider their missile and drone attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea once Israel ends its “aggression” in the Gaza Strip.

Asked if they would halt the attacks if a ceasefire deal is reached, Houthi spokesman Mohammed Abdulsalam told Reuters the situation would be reassessed if the siege of Gaza ended and humanitarian aid was free to enter.

“There will be no halt to any operations that help Palestinian people except when the Israeli aggression on Gaza and the siege stop,” he said, ahead of new reports of another suspected attack.

A Marshall Islands-flagged, Greek-owned bulk carrier on Tuesday reported that a missile hit the water 3 nautical miles from the ship, which was located 63 nautical miles northwest of Hodeidah, Yemen, British maritime security firm Ambrey said in an advisory note.

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) also sent an alert on the incident, adding that the crew and vessel were reported safe and proceeding to next port of call.

There was a Panama-flagged, UAE-owned chemical/products tanker approximately 2 nautical miles away at the time the missile was sighted, Ambrey said.

In what appears to be a related event, the Houthi’s Al-Masira television said late on Tuesday that the U.S and UK together launched two airstrikes over Hodeidah, Yemen’s oldest port city.

Shipping risks have escalated due to repeated Houthi strikes in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait since November in what they describe as acts of solidarity with Palestinians against Israel in the Gaza war.

Top global container line Maersk on Tuesday advised clients to prepare for disruptions in the Red Sea to last into the second half of the year and to build longer transit times into their supply chain planning.

The “disruptions” are going to last as long as the Gaza operation lasts.

It is impossible to stop the Houthis from launching these drones. It’s not like destroying a Patriot missile battery in the Ukraine. These drones are extreme cheap and they can be launched from anywhere.

As Biden admitted early into the bombing campaign, attacking Yemen cannot stop the drones, so the US bombings of the country are intended to “send a message” that the US doesn’t like what they’re doing. The real world effect of that is to harden the resolve the Yemeni people, and rally them around the Houthis.

The US frequently does things that help their enemies.

]]> Iran Sends Warship in Response to American-Jewish Move to War in Yemen https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/01/02/iran-sends-warship-in-response-to-american-jewish-move-to-war-in-yemen/ Tue, 02 Jan 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Iran’s Alborz warship enters Red Sea through strategic Bab al-Mandeb strait @Mohammed11Saleh brings you this report

Read more: https://t.co/pm5seleFkL pic.twitter.com/44tMSFnUbh

— WION (@WIONews) January 2, 2024

We need to start bookmarking the Andrew Anglin articles where he suggests what will happen next.

He called it on Yemen as a flashpoint and the next step of the American-Jewish game.

(Editor’s Note: During the break, Americans went to murder Houthis for defending Palestine. -AA)

New York Post:

Iran wasted no time sending a warship into the Red Sea on Monday, just a day after the US killed 10 Houthi fighters attacking commercial vessels in the contentious waters that separate Africa from the Middle East.

Tehran’s Alborz destroyer crossed the Bab-el-Mandeb strait and into the sea the same day Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian lauded the Houthis’ “strong and vigorous stance … in supporting the oppressed people of Palestine,” according to state-run media.

The Houthis, an Islamist military group backed by Iran, have been lobbing drones and missiles at foreign vessels in the Red Sea from their home of Yemen since November in response to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.

On Sunday, the US Navy closed out 2023 by sinking three Houthi ships in the Red Sea in a strike that marked the first time the US had killed any of members of the Iran proxy group since the recent spate of attacks began.

(Editor’s Note: This is exactly what I said would happen, yet again. -AA) 

Helicopters from the USS Eisenhower and USS Gravely warships opened fire on “four Iranian-backed Houthi small boats,” sinking three of them, while responding to an SOS from the Singapore-flagged vessel Maersk Hangzhou around 6:30 a.m. local time, according to the US Central Command.

Houthis have launched nearly 20 attacks on such vessels in the Red Sea so far, prompting some shipping companies to avoid the waterway altogether.

The major trade lane offers passage between the Mediterranean Sea to the Arabian Sea, enabling vessels to bypass Africa with the Suez Canal.

Iran’s decision to send a warship into the Red Sea was an apparent answer to Washington’s calls for Tehran to condemn the Houthi attacks and encourage peace in the region.

The US demanding Iran “encourage peace in the region” is quite possibly the most hilariously surreal thing that has ever happened in all of human history.

Iran’s Alborz warship

To be clear: the US is continuing to offer “unconditional support” for the slaughter of tens of thousands of kids in Gaza.

The idea that they could demand someone else “encourage peace” is so far beyond parody that it’s difficult to grasp the fact it actually happened.

]]> Israel-Affiliated Ship Attacked Off India in First Incident Outside Red Sea, Jews Blame Iran https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/12/23/israel-affiliated-ship-attacked-off-india-in-first-incident-outside-red-sea-jews-blame-iran/ Sat, 23 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000

🇮🇷🇮🇱🚨‼️ BREAKING: “The attack on the ship linked to Israel off the coast of India was carried out by a drone launched from Iran”

— Israeli Channel 12, cited by Al Jazeera pic.twitter.com/sPYRd0VuXk

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) December 23, 2023

I don’t know what these people think.

Reuters:

An Israel-affiliated merchant vessel was struck by an uncrewed aerial vehicle off India’s west coast, British maritime security firm Ambrey said on Saturday, in the first such known attack so far away from the Red Sea since the Gaza war.

A fire on the Liberian-flagged tanker was extinguished without crew casualties in the incident 200 km (120 miles) southwest of the Indian city of Veraval, it said, adding some “structural damage was also reported and some water was taken onboard”.

“Merchant vessels are advised these types of attacks are typically targeted at Israel-affiliated shipping, but have in the past mistakenly hit previously Israel-affiliated vessels,” Ambrey said. “This event fell within Ambrey’s Iranian UAV heightened threat area.”

…

Indian news agency ANI, in which Reuters has a minority stake, identified the tanker as MV Chem Pluto carrying crude oil from Saudi Arabia. Citing Indian defence sources, ANI said the tanker had around 20 Indians on board.

Well.

Don’t work with Israel.

Israel is at war. People don’t like it.

]]> British Petroleum, Major Shipping Companies Start Avoiding Red Sea Because of Houthi Missiles https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/12/19/british-petroleum-major-shipping-companies-start-avoiding-red-sea-because-of-houthi-missiles/ Tue, 19 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000

This was bound to happen.

For whatever reason – and I’ve heard several explanations – no one wants to address the Houthi attacks on cargo ships right now.

Whether they are letting it build up to a point where it is more extreme than it is now, or whether they are trying to avoid a wider war, the media is not addressing the truly extraordinary attacks on these ships.

The Guardian:

BP has halted all shipments of oil and gas through the Red Sea after an increase in attacks on cargo ships by Houthi militants in Yemen, including two further strikes on Monday.

The British oil major said it had paused shipping in the region indefinitely, citing a “deteriorating security situation” amid tensions in the Middle East.

BP becomes the first oil firm to directly halt its own tankers, after a string of big shipping companies stopped their vessels passing through the waters between Asia and Africa that connect the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean, with the Suez canal at the tip.

Freight companies are sailing ships around Africa instead, adding costs and delays that are expected to mount in coming weeks.


This looks like a pretty big detour

Companies have moved to secure their vessels after attacks by Houthi rebels in protest over Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. They have fired on commercial ships travelling through the Bab el-Mandeb strait, a narrow channel nicknamed the Gate of Tears for its notorious difficulty to navigate, and on a US warship.

On Monday, Houthis attacked two further commercial ships with naval drones – the MSC Clara, which is a Panama-flagged vessel and the Norwegian-owned Swan Atlantic.

It’s incredible that this is not the top headline.

It’s literally back-page news.

That tells you something else is going on here than what can easily be observed.

The Swan Atlantic’s owner said the ship had been struck by an unidentified object and its water tank had been damaged but none of the crew were hurt.

BP said in a statement: “In our trading and shipping business, as in all BP businesses, the safety and security of our people and those working on our behalf is BP’s priority.

“In light of the deteriorating security situation for shipping in the Red Sea, BP has decided to temporarily pause all transits through the Red Sea. We will keep this precautionary pause under ongoing review, subject to circumstances as they evolve in the region.”

The US defence secretary, Lloyd Austin, announced the formation of a maritime protection force, Operation Prosperity Guardian, to defend shipping from the attacks.

Austin said the taskforce would include the UK, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles and Spain, and it would “jointly address security challenges in the southern Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, with the goal of ensuring freedom of navigation for all countries and bolstering regional security and prosperity.”

That’s the thing to watch.

The Houthis are not backing down, so this will mean, in theory, attacks inside of Yemen by Western forces.

Then it becomes: “okay, well – we need troops on the ground to stop these attacks.”

You feel me?

Separately on Monday, the global container shipping firm Evergreen said it was suspending journeys in the region “until further notice” because of “rising risk and safety considerations”.

Evergreen joined five other big shipping firms who have already suspended operations: the Hong Kong-based OOCL, Denmark’s Maersk, France’s CMA CGM, Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd and the Italian-Swiss-owned Mediterranean Shipping Company.

Taiwan’s Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation said it would divert any of its ships sailing through the Red Sea or Gulf of Aden via the Cape of Good Hope for the next two weeks.

The Norway-based oil tanker group Frontline said its vessels would also start avoiding passages through the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

BP has paused all shipments it is responsible for, either through its own ships or chartered vessels. BP puts cargoes of liquified natural gas, oil and oil-based products in transit.

The price of Brent crude rose almost 4%, to $79.39.

Yeah, it’s a big deal.

And as we’ve said, the think tanks point to Yemen as the best place to expand this war. Israel is actually openly saying this now.

Meanwhile, the Americans don’t want to expand it, because they’re not ready for a global war against all Moslems, which could happen. (Maybe it won’t, I don’t know, no one knows, but it could.)

This will probably fail

]]> Houthis Vow to Defy America’s Naval Mission and Keep Hitting Ships Heading to Israel https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/12/19/houthis-vow-to-defy-americas-naval-mission-and-keep-hitting-ships-heading-to-israel/ Tue, 19 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000

BREAKING:

The US military has announced a 10-nation coalition against Yemeni Houthis in the Red Sea.

Only one Arab country, Bahrain, is part of the coalition.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE rejected the US proposal to join.pic.twitter.com/SNCPNTjllu

— Globe Eye News (@GlobeEyeNews) December 19, 2023

Welp.

Reuters:

Israel kept pounding the shattered Gaza Strip on Tuesday while Yemen’s pro-Palestinian Houthi movement vowed to defy a U.S.-led naval mission and keep hitting Israeli targets in the Red Sea.

Israel’s campaign to eradicate Hamas militants behind an Oct. 7 massacre has left the coastal enclave in ruins, brought widespread hunger and homelessness, and killed nearly 20,000 Gazans, according to the Palestinian enclave’s health ministry.

Under foreign pressure to avoid killing innocents, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the war will not stop until a remaining 129 hostages are freed and Hamas is obliterated after its fighters’ slaying of 1,200 Israelis.

They’re now trying to say April, lol.

I don’t see that even at this point. I mean, eventually, yes, Israel will defeat Hamas, all things being equal. They have the full force and money of the US behind them, Hamas is a very small group of freedom fighters.

But it could be a lot more months. They’ve made virtually no progress. We haven’t really seen good updates on the tunnel-flooding.

The conflict has spread beyond Hamas-ruled Gaza, including into the Red Sea where Iran-aligned Houthi forces have been attacking vessels with missiles and drones. That has prompted the creation of a multinational naval operation to protect commerce in the area, but the Houthis said they would carry on anyway, possibly with a sea operation every 12 hours.

“Our position will not change in the direction of the Palestinian issue, whether a naval alliance is established or not,” Houthi official Mohammed Abdulsalam told Reuters, saying only Israeli ships or those going to Israel would be targeted.

“Our position in support of Palestine and the Gaza Strip will remain until the end of the siege, the entry of food and medicine, and our support for the oppressed Palestinian people will remain continuous.”

Announcing the naval operation, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in Bahrain that joint patrols would be held in the southern Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, which encompass a major East-West global shipping route. “This is an international challenge that demands collective action,” he said.

British maritime security firm Ambrey said on Tuesday it received information of a potential boarding attempt 17 miles west of Yemen’s Aden port city, adding that the attack was unsuccessful and all crew were safe.

You should be paying attention to this.

Anglin has written a lot about it.

We’re just going to see what happens.

Something might well happen. Or not. These people running things are nothing if not weak and inconsistent.

]]> Yemen: Houthi Rebels Sentence Thot to 5 Years in Prison https://www.anglinarchive.com/2021/11/10/yemen-houthi-rebels-sentence-thot-to-5-years-in-prison/ Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

I feel a lot smarter after watching this

It’s about time people started really sticking it to sluts with something other than the endless train of dicks they craves so intensely.

BBC:

A Yemeni actress and model has been jailed for five years by rebel authorities after being convicted of “indecency”.

Intisar al-Hammadi, 20, alleged that she was physically and verbally abused after being detained by Houthi forces in Sanaa in February, and that she had to sign documents while blindfolded.

Three other women arrested alongside her were also handed prison terms.

With eyes that crave cock, Intisar al-Hammadi began staring down dicks.

Human Rights Watch said the case was “marred with irregularities and abuse”.

The Houthis, who control much of western Yemen, have been fighting a war against pro-government forces backed by a Saudi-led coalition since 2015.

Houthi-run news agency Saba reported that a court in Sanaa found Ms Hammadi guilty of charges including committing an indecent act and possessing drugs.

She and one of the other three women were given five-year prison terms, it said. The others were jailed for three years and one year respectively.

A lawyer for the four women, Khalid al-Kamal, told the Associated Press that they would appeal.

Human Rights Watch’s Yemen researcher, Afrah Nasser, tweeted that the sentences were “unfair and politically motivated”.

The Yemeni government’s Information Minister Moammar al-Eryani wrote that they were examples of the “thousands of crimes and violations by terrorist Houthi militia against Yemeni women”.

Ms Hammadi, who has a Yemeni father and an Ethiopian mother, has worked as a model for several years and acted in two Yemeni TV series. She sometimes appeared in photographs posted online without a headscarf, defying strict societal norms in the conservative Muslim country.

Her lawyer told Human Rights Watch in June that she was travelling in a car with the other women in Sanaa when Houthi forces stopped it and arrested them.

“Her phone was confiscated, and her modelling photos were treated like an act of indecency and therefore she was a prostitute [in the eyes of Houthi authorities],” he added.

…

In March, Ms Hammadi was transferred to the Central Prison in Sanaa, where guards called her a “whore” and “slave”, because of her dark skin and Ethiopian descent, her lawyer said.

The Huthis are fighting on the side of Iran against Saudi Arabia, Israel’s ally.

Quick, Breitbart – get an article up talking about how evil it is to be against women’s rights, thinly veiling your unconditional support for endless war on every enemy of Israel!

No joke: I wrote that sentence and then googled “breitbart yemini model jailed.”

It’s incredible.

“Democrats are the real slut-punishers – that’s why they support Ilhan Omar saying that AIPAC shouldn’t control the US Congress.”

This would be like the Democrats saying that we should invade China because they called Donald Trump a racist.

I guess Breitbart doesn’t even pretend to support traditional values or Christian norms anymore. It’s just kind of a dumb, boring Jewish shill site.

This issue of media actors consistently switching back and forth to different sides of the same issue to push an agenda unrelated to the stated issues is a Jewish thing. All Jews do this with everything.

Remember New York Times attacking Donald Trump for refusing to fight against internet censorship in China? 

These people are at war with a much larger and richer enemy, and they still have time to patrol thots

]]> US Government Seizes Web Domain of PressTV and Other Iranian Sites https://www.anglinarchive.com/2021/06/23/us-government-seizes-web-domain-of-presstv-and-other-iranian-sites/ Wed, 23 Jun 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Isn’t it racist to translate only one sentence in Farsi?

They seized the domain of DailyStormer.Com in 2017.

So apparently, Iranians are less of a concern to the feds than are Tranny Watchers.

Of course, DailyStormer.com was seized under the US law that says “a private company can do anything to anyone, and take away all of their rights.”

RT:

US authorities have apparently seized the web domains of Iran’s international media outlets Press TV and Al-Alam, along with the Yemeni TV channel Al Masirah, run by the Houthi faction, an Iraqi Shia satellite channel, and others.

Visitors to the PressTV.com and a number of other websites were greeted on Tuesday with a notice that they were seized under US laws that allow civil and criminal forfeiture of property involved in “trafficking in nuclear, chemical, biological, or radiological weapons technology or material, or the manufacture, importation, sale, or distribution of a controlled substance.”

The seizure notice by the US Department of Justice also invokes a law governing presidential authority in dealing with “unusual and extraordinary threat; declaration of national emergency,” which includes the Iran Nonproliferation Amendments Act of 2005 and the ironically named Iran Freedom Support Act of 2006.

Launched in July 2007, Press TV is the international English-language service of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), Tehran’s state media agency. Al-Alam goes back to 2003 and is broadcast in Arabic, Farsi and English to audiences in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.

Al-Masirah is not owned by Iran, but by Ansarullah – the movement of the Houthis in Yemen, a faction the US has accused of being “proxies” of Iran on account of them being Shia Muslims and resisting the invasion of Yemen by Saudi Arabia since 2015. The TV channel is headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon.

Neither the US nor the Iranian authorities have commented on the seizures just yet. Meanwhile, the NGO Yemen Solidarity Council (YSC) condemned “the deliberate silencing of the Yemeni voice by the American regime.”

 

Yes, it’s clearly that.

 

PressTV is a pretty major alternative news website. They post news in English.

I’ve read the site a lot, and I’ve never seen them promoting terrorism or nuclear terrorism.

Stealing websites is a really bold move. When they stole DailyStormer.com, it was very clear that they were scared to death of the exponential growth the site was seeing. However, I doubt that PressTV was seeing exponential growth, and this is likely simply to send a signal to the Iranians that they do not have the right to share their views and experiences with the world.

Frankly, I didn’t realize that the government could take your freedom of speech. I thought it was the law in America that only private companies could do that.

]]> Jews Pushing Middle East Towards All Out War https://www.anglinarchive.com/2017/11/08/jews-pushing-middle-east-towards-all-out-war/ Wed, 08 Nov 2017 00:00:00 +0000 Eric Striker
Daily Stormer
November 7, 2017

The Middle East is on the verge of an all-out war, and (((Jared Kushner))) is at the center of it.

The pro-Iran Houthis in Yemen – a country the Saudis are trying to literally wipe off the map with a famine blockade – have now started shooting back. In a gamble that took balls of brass, besieged Houthi rebels managed to fire off ballistic missiles that reached King Khaled airport in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, but were intercepted. The Gulf Arabs are blaming Iran, despite the fact that there is no evidence Iran is arming or financing the Houthis.

Israel has been especially aggressive in their saber-rattling against Hezbollah and Iran lately. They are planning this war right out in the open. I have written extensively about the fact that Israel would be crushed if they tried to invade Lebanon again.

But Jews are always one step ahead. Now that their proxy ISIS is gone and their attempts to bolster buffers through campaigns in Syria, Yemen and Iraq (Kurds, Al Qaeda and ISIS) have failed, they have been busy cultivating and arming the resentful low-IQ Medieval camel jockeys in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through liaisons like Kushner. Israel is planning to consolidate Sunni oil basketcases into a formidable military alliance in order to lead them into a war with Iran, Syria and Lebanon.

The conflict is between two factions: the globalists (world Jewry led USA, European Union, Sunni extremists and Sunni governments) and the anti-globalists (Iranian and to a lesser extent Russian backed Palestinians, Shi’ite powers, secular moderates).

Jerusalem Post:

The times are changing in the Middle East as alien nations find common ground in a bid to avert Iran supremacy within the region. Thrown into the mix is the strong international desire for the ousting of Syrian leader Assad. The opening of the dialogue between Israel and Saudi Arabia is perhaps the most significant shift in the region. There have been no diplomatic ties between the two nations, with Saudi Arabia has been a supporter of Palestinian sovereign rights.

A more open relationship has not come overnight, however, with the two nations having shared intelligence on enemies within the region, including Iran. Both nations hold a common view on Iran and its rise to power within the region. Both Israel and Saudi Arabia have a common ally in the U.S and the acting president also shares a similar view on Iran. In recent years, there has been plenty of reports about Israeli-Saudi relations.

One particular article claimed that the Saudis had run tests on bringing down air defense systems to provide the Israeli Air Force a path of least resistance to Iran.

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News of a secret visit by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Israel in September suggests that the need for stronger ties is ever increasing. Adding to the media frenzy over the possible opening of diplomatic relations between the two nations was news of Kushner visiting both countries last month. Kushner is Trump’s chief Middle East adviser. The U.S administration is keen to see Israeli-Palestinian talks resume and for relations between Israel and Arab nations to improve.

A great divide in the Middle East may be on the horizon as Israel and the U.S may well become a significant force behind the split. A rebalance of power is seen as a must and how Congress deals with the Iran – U.S nuclear agreement will be considered a key step in the process.

How could it affect Israel? For Israel, the benefits are significant and finding allies across the Arab world will be considered key in dealing with the old foe. The Shi’a-Sunni divide is never greater and any prospect of nuclear capability on either side of the divide is a chilling one.

Since Cyrus the great, the Iranians/Persians have always risen to the top in the Middle East. They are a force impossible to destroy because history has elected them to lead!


Iranians, Lebanese and Syrians are racially closer to Europeans – they have strong doses of Aryan blood animating them, while the picnic cloth heads have nothing but the deflating price of oil. Instead of investing oil money in diversifying their economy and improving their nation as a whole, the Saudi princes spend all their wealth on frivolous bullshit like Mexican narcos or black rappers.


The Sunni/Shi’ite split is as much racial and cultural as it is theological. Their enlightened form of Islam, superior infrastructure and pluralistic statecraft makes largely Persian rooted Shi’ites the natural aristocracy of the region. That’s why Jews fear them and Gulf Arabs resent them.

Saudi Arabia’s aggressive, thuggish posture towards Lebanon (the recently ousted Prime Minister was threatened with assassination!) is being wholly enabled by Israel and the US. Even with all their shiny and expensive military equipment, and total exemption (given to them by global powers) from the Geneva Convention and basic humanity, Yemen has become Saudi Arabia’s Vietnam. Just imagine what would happen if they invaded a more sophisticated and prepared country like Lebanon.

Jew-wise Shi’ites know where the thermal exhaust port of this emerging conflict is: Israel. Don’t be surprised if the Iranians retaliate against Gulf State declarations of war by humiliating them (like every other army that has fought the Saudis has) and then proceeding to rain hell down on Tel Aviv.

When that happens, let’s see how many Americans are willing to die by the 10s of thousands in yet another war for Israel. If we are to believe the National Review, not many.

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