Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Some Tweets from Sarah Abdallah


  •   Retweeted
     22 hours ago
    Tulsi Gabbard: “Enough is enough. The U.S. must end its support for Saudi Arabia and stop waging interventionist wars that increase destruction, death and suffering around the world, drain our resources here at home and threaten our own national security.”
    46 replies907 retweets1,496 likes
     
     
  •  16 hours ago
    The U.S. regime change interventions in Iraq, Libya, where jihadists now sell human beings in open air slave markets, Ukraine and Syria, where millions have been killed and displaced over the last 7 years, must be mere figments of our imagination then.
    US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley says that despite increased tension with Iran, the United States was not seeking regime change there or anywhere else
    57 replies386 retweets568 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     18 hours ago
    US House candidate, HI-2
    This makes it clear: US support for Saudi Arabia's brutal war in Yemen is motivated by crony capitalism and greed. The military industrial complex is profiting off the suffering of millions of innocent Yemenis. Congress must vote to end US support for SA now.
    Mike Pompeo made decision after being warned that a cutoff could jeopardize $2 billion in weapons sales to America’s Gulf allies
    141 replies1,746 retweets2,964 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     19 hours ago
    United States is propping up AlQaeda in Syria at behest of Saudi Arabia, explains the painful truth that we are trying to overthrow a secular gov in Syria & replace with Jihadists.
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    Ron Paul: The evidence is very clear that the US has aligned itself with Al-Qaeda in Syria.
    22 replies278 retweets515 likes
     
     
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  •  20 hours ago
    Senator Richard Black on Syria: We’ve aligned ourselves with the greatest barbarians on Earth — Saudi Arabia which to this moment carries out crucifixions — in order to bring down the most civilized countries in the Middle East that are secular and protect religious minorities.
    53 replies1,286 retweets1,784 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 23
    A surprisingly good read on Syria from the Guardian. The author argues that if the US, UK and France - who are complicit in prolonging the war in Syria - really cared about civilian lives, they’d immediately end all support for their terrorist proxies.
    28 replies417 retweets632 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 23
    The same man who supports the continuation of the war in Yemen, where millions of men, women and children are being starved to death, just to preserve $2 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, is threatening Syria with military intervention over “concern” for civilian lives.
    Pompeo warns: US may use military response if chemical attack occurs in Syria
    71 replies854 retweets1,243 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Sep 22
    Great segment from on and the US/al-Qaeda alliance in Syria:
    3 replies103 retweets169 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 22
    After sending millions of euros to the White Helmets for years, the Netherlands has finally cut off funding to the Al-Qaeda-linked group that operates solely in jihadist-occupied areas of Syria. When will the US and UK do the same?
    82 replies1,487 retweets2,303 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Sep 22
    A marathon and concert for peace here in Damascus, today - free from and 's "moderate terrorists" ✌️🇸🇾 (Photos By: Ayham Hallak):
     
    3 replies179 retweets325 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Sep 21
    Based on our country’s continued counterproductive regime-change war policies, it's clear that leaders on both sides of the aisle haven't learned the painful lessons of decades of interventionist regime-change wars most recently in Iraq, Libya & now Syria.
    183 replies1,385 retweets2,727 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 21
    The same hypocrites calling for an intervention in Syria because they’re so “concerned” about civilian lives, are going to keep aiding & abetting Saudi Arabia’s devastating war in Yemen, all in order to preserve a massive $2 billion arms deal with Riyadh.
    52 replies1,260 retweets1,510 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 21
    Julian Assange remains trapped in the Ecuadorian embassy after 6 years for telling the truth while the criminals he exposed like Hillary Clinton who armed jihadists in Syria and turned Libya into a safe haven for slave-selling terrorists still roam free.
    59 replies1,249 retweets1,930 likes
     
     
  •  Sep 21
    A humanitarian and security disaster in Yemen that was first facilitated, enabled and fully supported by your own boss, Obama.
    Outsourcing U.S. policy on Yemen to Saudi / UAE has led to a humanitarian and security disaster:
    17 replies193 retweets349 likes
     
     
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