Video: Hunger Games: Four Years of Saudi/US Aggression in Yemen

For four years the Saudis (with US backup) have been bombing neighboring Yemen to force them to accept a Saudi-backed president that was overthrown.

Due to Saudi bombs and a total blockade, millions face starvation and tens of thousands of children have already died of starvation. It is the worst humanitarian catastrophe on the globe, yet the US Congress cannot muster the will to tell President Trump that he does not have authority to continue backing up Saudi aggression with US military power.

Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?

Tune in to today’s Liberty Report:

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Articles by: Daniel McAdams

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