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The latest incident involving a Yemeni network and a bomb on a UPS plane has given Pentagon advisors enough ammunition to suggest the White House is seriously weighing a military intervention in Yemen.
In his column for The New York Times, military analyst F. Višnar compares the spread of terrorists to "bacteria that become resistant to everything because they adapt so damn fast."
With Yemen acting as a stronghold for a specific brand of Arab nationalism—and poverty driving more people toward Islamic fundamentalist groups—these networks are gaining ground as the poor look for any way to access cash flowing through so-called "Quranic deputies." The attack on the USS " Cola years ago made it clear: Yemen is a flashpoint. It’s a crisis zone that global strategists see as a key piece of the puzzle for the envisioned Arabian Peninsula, all in an effort to maintain Anglo-Saxon dominance, protect oil interests, and prop up partner governments in this volatile region.
Višnar even touches on the possibility of a joint EU and USA intervention to tackle the Yemen situation, which is geographically a total nightmare to manage.
In his column for The New York Times, military analyst F. Višnar compares the spread of terrorists to "bacteria that become resistant to everything because they adapt so damn fast."
With Yemen acting as a stronghold for a specific brand of Arab nationalism—and poverty driving more people toward Islamic fundamentalist groups—these networks are gaining ground as the poor look for any way to access cash flowing through so-called "Quranic deputies." The attack on the USS " Cola years ago made it clear: Yemen is a flashpoint. It’s a crisis zone that global strategists see as a key piece of the puzzle for the envisioned Arabian Peninsula, all in an effort to maintain Anglo-Saxon dominance, protect oil interests, and prop up partner governments in this volatile region.
Višnar even touches on the possibility of a joint EU and USA intervention to tackle the Yemen situation, which is geographically a total nightmare to manage.