Oops! The Pentagon's Declassified Release Deescalation or Escalation?


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Written By: ~X~ of TFD


Oops! The Pentagon's Declassified Release Deescalation or Escalation? 

The war in Yemen has been going on for over approximately three years officially (Four actually) where MILLIONS of innocent people have been murdered. It literally almost seems like a dumping ground for the Military Industrial Complex around the world. 

Saudi Arabia has been in the news a lot over the years for corruption. Most notable is 9/11 according to reports. 

Key words: According to reports

Lately, is the debacle with the Wall Street Journal journalist Jamal Khashoggi brutal and still unclear murder out of the Turkish Embassy. Not only does the "facts", at best, seem "fuzzy" but the fact of all the work they took into covering it up and exonerating the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

How best to get away with a crime? 


In the case of Saudi Arabia, "Off with their heads" Oh, that emotional action to appease the international community. 

Sad

The war in Yemen has cost over Millions and 56,000 (has not been updated accurately in years) innocent people have lost their lives, as the US brings their "Democracy" into yet another country who never asked for it. At least not in this way.

Keep in mind the latest report of military spending: https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/military-spending-2018

Lately though, it seems the Trump Administration pulled yet another "Okie-Doke" just like all the other Presidents before him and probably after especially when it comes to war & medicine.

It has been hyped throughout the Chambers of the White House & Capital Hill and media that we are "Deescalating" the situation in Yemen. Even to the point of pulling out of Yemen all together.

Rather by accident or on purpose, a document was released from the good 'ol every other a year loose TRILLIONS, "accidentally" released a document named "Operation Yukon Journey"

Pentagon Inadvertently Reveals Secret Saudi Operation


To make a long story short, it is a direct line of hypocrisy between media and the White House Communication Department. Even in recent days we all have seen and heard about Jim Acosta ignorant, unprofessional conduct.  

Editor's Note: Regardless if he "touched" her or not...rather it was doctored or not. Jim Acosta bullish line of questioning is borderline "Ambush Journalism". Not to mention he is the CHIEF White House Correspondent, not some low level intern.
We wanted to bring attention to this for several common sense factors, we would like you to put your #OpMatrixIII hat on and ponder...

1.Why are we even in Yemen?
2. What is the"end-game"?
3.Where is the UN?
4. When are we going to stop bombing then at the expense of the American Tax payer?

Boston University/Watson Report on Military Spending 2018

5. How did we let it get this far?

Here is the 45th President of the USA speaking on pulling out of Yemen and stopping the escalation of terror. Encouraging, yup, the oil masters themselves, Saudi Arbabia to "lift" bans.

The only issue with all this is it is complete and utter las pendejadas.
Do not be ignorant. 
Ignorance is never an excuse.

We all know the USA has "covert" operation going on all the time. Sometime simultaneously, such as again, 9/11. "Is this a drill or is this live?"

We NEVER EVER leave wherever we lay boots. 

 Photo Credit: Phillipine Peace Center

This is another example of "The new boss looks like the old boss."

It's not just Yemen either that has had secret "ops" through the USA exposed. 

Africa, which to me is the elites breeding and dumping ground for everything. 

This mission is dubbed, Operation Inherit Resolve 

#DYOR


We just wanted to show further, no matter the puppet...
The show will always go on till we stop it. 
 

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