Wildly Unhinged America Expands Orgy of Genocides
America's "anti-war" candidate is bombing innocent civilians in Yemen to eradicate the last flicker of moral courage on this planet.
In an act that epitomizes the moral and political bankruptcy of the West, President Donald Trump authorized airstrikes on Yemen this weekend—a country already suffering from nearly a decade of relentless war, starvation, and disease. Having laid waste to Palestine, Iraq, Libya, and Syria, mankind’s ancient cultural heritage of Yemen is now in the crosshairs, another pearl destined to be erased from the earth by the capitalist psychopaths ruling the United States.
Yemen, the poorest nation in the Arab world, has dared to defy the global order by standing up for the oppressed Palestinians in Gaza, who have been subjected to an ongoing genocide at the hands of Israel. For this, Yemen itself has now been bombed, with civilians once again bearing the brunt of Western imperial violence.
This brazen act of aggression, carried out in collaboration with the usual suspects, Israel and the UK, is not merely another chapter in the endless book of U.S. imperialism. It is something far darker and more insidious: a message to the world that morality, resistance, and solidarity with the oppressed will be met with deadly violence. Indeed, America's "anti-war" candidate ordered the bombing of the capital of Yemen, a place where people were trying to halt the Israeli actions against the Palestinians.
Silencing The Lone Voice Willing to Defend the Palestinians
Yemen’s suffering did not begin with Trump. The U.S. has supported Saudi Arabia and the UAE in their brutal war on Yemen since 2015, a conflict initiated under the Obama administration. With U.S. weapons, intelligence, and logistical support, the Saudis and Emiratis have bombed schools, hospitals, weddings, funerals, and marketplaces. They have kidnapped and sexually abused Yemeni children, mirroring the atrocities committed by Israel. They have enforced a naval blockade that has led to the starvation of hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children. Unsurprisingly, the United Nations has declared the assault one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, yet the West still hasn’t had enough.
On the contrary, in a particularly grotesque escalation, Trump’s latest strikes come in response to Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement—commonly mislabeled as the "Houthis" by Western media—issuing a warning to Israel to lift its genocidal blockade of Gaza. In a world where most nations remain silent or complicit in Israel’s atrocities, Yemen, despite its crushing poverty and ruin, has emerged as the lone voice willing to defend the Palestinians.
The Ansar Allah movement, which governs much of Yemen, has declared that it will target Israeli ships and interests if the blockade on Gaza continues. It is their way to demand for justice, their desperate cry against the dehumanization and slaughter of Palestinians. Yet the U.S., Israel, and the UK responded by bombing Yemen, preemptively punishing the country for daring to oppose Zionist colonial violence.
"Is there any child in this world who has lived a single day without witnessing the murder of Muslims by the Western war machine?"
Western Rules Based Order: A Grand Orgy of Genocides
This war is part of the broader, centuries-old legacy of Western imperialism—a legacy in which the West views itself as the rightful ruler of the world, entitled to plunder, dominate, and destroy at will. From the Viking marauders who pillaged Europe and beyond, to the global colonization by the Dutch, British, French, Portuguese, and Spanish Empires, to the U.S.'s ongoing wars, the West has long turned the world into one big orgy of genocide after another.
Today, this marauder culture has evolved into the sleek, technocratic violence of drone strikes, sanctions, and proxy wars, using the West-Asian religion of Christianity as a "civilized" cloak to hide the brutal Viking heritage of the West. However, the underlying logic remains unchanged: the non-Western world exists to serve Western interests. If a nation dares to resist, it will be crushed. If it dares to develop, as friend of the show Matt Kennard has noted, it will "smash hope wherever it is born." If it dares to act morally, as Yemen has done, it will be obliterated.
This rotten culture of imperialism is sustained by pervasive Islamophobia and anti-Arab racism. Western media and politicians have conditioned their populations to view Arabs—particularly Muslims—as inherently violent, backward, and, most importantly, expendable. The deaths of Muslims have become normalized. Indeed, is there any child in this world who has lived a single day without Muslims being killed by the Western death machine?
In the eyes of the West, Yemenis are not humans with legitimate grievances; they are "terrorists" who must be bombed into submission. This dehumanization enables the endless stream of Western atrocities in West Asia to continue without meaningful public outrage. The irony is deeply disturbing: the most violent and terroristic group of people in human history, driven by the most backward norms in existence — making money — projects all its wrongs onto its victims. Those without the power to expose the truth are labeled as the ‘savages’, while the true monsters continue their slaughter, unchallenged and unseen.
Zionism’s Chokehold on U.S. Foreign Policy
The strikes on Yemen are also a grim reminder of the stranglehold that Zionism has on U.S. foreign policy. For decades, the U.S. has acted as Israel’s enforcer, shielding its apartheid regime from accountability while funding its military and enabling its colonization of Palestine.
Israel’s assault on Gaza, now in its 17th month, has been marked by airstrikes on hospitals, schools, and refugee camps. It has involved mass torture of men, women, and children, as well as systematic rape campaigns against underage girls and boys. Israel has cut off food, water, and medical supplies to two million Palestinians, leaving them to die slowly in what can only be described as a modern-day concentration camp. Yet, the U.S. continues to send billions of dollars in military aid to Israel while vetoing every international attempt to hold it accountable.
Yemen’s resistance to Israel’s crimes has made it a target. The U.S. and Israel want to send a clear message: any nation that opposes Zionist domination will be crushed.
Indeed Israel’s stranglehold on U.S. foreign policy knows no bounds. Just this week, the Israel lobby successfully blocked the appointment of Colonel Daniel Davis as deputy director of national intelligence. His offense? He had stated that the actions of the Palestinian resistance on October 7 served as a convenient pretext for America and Israel to justify "wanton destruction" in Gaza. He further described U.S. support for the conflict as a "stain on our national character."
That’s right, expressing any moral reservations is seen as unacceptable. One must bow to Israel's will, regardless of the consequences.
“Its people are starving, its infrastructure is in ruins, and its children are dying of preventable diseases. And yet, Yemen has shown more courage, humanity, and moral clarity than any of the rich, powerful nations that claim to lead the ‘free world.’"
Yemen: The Last Moral Nation
What makes Yemen’s resistance so extraordinary is that it comes from a nation that has been reduced to rubble. Yemen has no oil wealth, no powerful allies, and no advanced military technology. Its people are starving, its infrastructure is in ruins, and its children are dying of preventable diseases. And yet, Yemen has shown more courage, humanity, and moral clarity than any of the rich, powerful nations that claim to lead the “free world.”
While the US, UK, and EU have turned a blind eye to Gaza’s suffering—or worse, actively supported it—Yemen has stood up and said, “Enough.” It has called out Israel’s genocide for what it is. It has refused to remain silent in the face of dehumanization and slaughter.
Yet, for daring to challenge the West’s imperial order, it has been labeled a "terrorist" state. For standing in solidarity with the Palestinians, it has been subjected to relentless bombardment. Because the West cannot tolerate morality, as it exposes its own hypocrisy and brutality. Morality, hope, solidarity, and harmony are anathema to the West's agenda.
The world envisioned by the West is one devoid of hope, filled with war, suffering, hatred, individualism, and exploitation. It is a world rife with sectarian, racial, and gender-based violence—a world where hatred prevails. In this vision, everyone must endure hardship except for the 0.001 percent of lavishly living billionaires, who seem to exist solely to satisfy their endless thirst for underage children.
The World Turned Upside Down
The bombing of Yemen is a stark illustration of how inverted the world’s moral compass has become. The nations that claim to champion human rights—the US, UK, EU, and Israel—are the very ones committing the most egregious atrocities. Meanwhile, one of the poorest nations on Earth is leading the fight for justice and humanity.
Yemen is not perfect; no nation is. But in a world dominated by greed, cruelty, and indifference, Yemen has dared to care. It has dared to act. And for this, it is not celebrated but bombed.
The West’s war on Yemen is not just a war on a nation—it is a war on morality itself. It is a declaration that justice, solidarity, and resistance will not be tolerated. If we allow this war to continue, we are not just complicit in Yemen’s destruction—we are complicit in the destruction of our own humanity. If Yemen falls, the last light of moral courage in this dark world may be extinguished forever.
- Karim
