Exactly one hundred years ago, the Tanomah Massacre took place, say the Houthis. Indeed, this happened, says the expert

Houthis have been ruling North-Yemen for eight years, in a curious mix of monarchy and papacy, topped with a hint of Guevara. Today they commemorate the Tanomah massacre. Tanomah is an idyllic town high in the Saudi mountains, ewhere xactly a century ago a Saudi militia slaughtered thousands of Yemeni pilgrims. Often used in propaganda, nonetheless the truth.

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By ‘helping’ to avert an oil disaster, the Houthi’s apply to transition from pariah to recognized country

By confronting the Houthi regime in North Yemen with accomplished facts, the UN is trying to prevent a disastrous oil spill in the Red Sea. Everything is ready in Djibouti, after a crossing to Yemen this week the operation can begin. The only one who can disrupt the plan is the Houthi regime itself. In the short term, the stars are not unfavorable.

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