Punditry StaffYou would think that the U.S. armada in the region can take care of the Houthis’ continued attacks on ships delivering goods to Israel, but the truth is that the Houthis buried their missiles underground, which makes bombing them useless. The U.S. cannot harm the Houthis, nor defeat them from the air. Only boots on the ground can stop their missiles, and Biden is Zionist enough to make this mistake to defend Israel before he defends the lives of our troops.
Not only the Houthis’ attacks increase exponentially the insurance premiums and fuel costs for shipping companies, which translates into higher prices for goods arriving in Israel, but it is costing the U.S. a boatload of money to defend. A Houthi missile or drone costs between $20,000 to $100,000 to manufacture. The missiles the US fires to intercept them costs each $2 millions.
Furthermore, attacking the Houthis raises the tension in the whole region. Biden could stop them if only he would call for a ceasefire in Gaza, which would also free the Israeli hostages. It’s that simple. Instead, he is willing to risk a wider regional conflict and more hate for America for standing by while Israel commits a genocide in Gaza, than use common sense. How idiotic is that?
Add to this equation the fact that the U.S., after supplying Ukraine and Israel, with thousands of tons of weapons, may be running low on its own stockpiles. Another war breaks out, and the U.S. might find itself in a pickle. Maybe this is why Iran is so patient.
For the United States to shift its attention to Yemen, it must first halt its weapon conveyor belts to Israel and Ukraine. The U.S. cannot handle three long-distance war fronts at the same time.
YEMEN ENDURED A 9-YEAR BOMBING CAMPAIGN
Now that the U.S. is shifting to bomb the Houthis, it may affect the delivery of its missiles and precision munitions to Ukraine, or even the terrorist Benjamin Netanyahu as he continues killing hundreds of women and children daily. For the United States to shift its attention to Yemen, it must first halt its weapon conveyor belts to Israel and Ukraine. The U.S. cannot handle three, long-distance simultaneous war fronts.
With its war on Yemen, the U.S. finds itself between a rock and a hard place. Its attacks on the Houthis are not having their intended impact because the Houthis, like the Iranians, have buried deep underground their missile and rockets. The attacks are not only costing U.S. taxpayers, but also depleting U.S. munitions stock given the supplies to Ukraine and Israel,
If we attack the Houthis, it will cost the U.S. taxpayers dearly. If we do not, U.S. taxpayers have to compensate Israel for the higher prices of goods delivered. Either way, U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill for a genocidal country. However, if we attack the Houthis, it will also risk expanding the war in the region, and who knows, maybe Iran is setting a trap for Joe Biden. Potentially, Iran could be waiting for the U.S. to exhaust all its weapon stockpiles before causing more trouble on another front.
Biden’s bravado is just a bad poker hand of his own making.
NOT SMART ENOUGH
Biden is not smart enough to understand basic math. He may be good at horse-trading, but not at planning a sale of horses.
The Houthis have nothing to fear, if you ask us. Biden has chewed more than he can bite when he armed Israel to the teeth, and refused to call for a ceasefire even though the death toll of Palestinian civilians is causing a global outrage against Israel and the U.S.
Biden’s bravado is just a bad poker hand of his own making.
Watch this video and laugh. It’s so real given the behavior of Biden on Gaza.
The Houthis Buried Their Missiles Underground
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