Religious Eugenics: Saudi Arabia’s Frightening New Movement in the Middle East
Blanketed by its wealth and protected by political alliances, Saudi
Arabia has covertly run and promoted a new movement in the Middle East:
religious eugenics, under the false pretense of opposing the rise of
Iran. From Syria to Bahrain and Yemen the evidence is overwhelming.
Earlier this August, the Red Cross added its voice to those of other humanitarian and rights groups in its condemnation of Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen, lifting the lid on Riyadh’s little house of horrors in southern Arabia.
In no uncertain terms Peter Maurer, the head of the international Red
Cross told reporters he had seldom witnessed such degree of devastation.
He said: ”Yemen after five months looks like Syria after five years …
The images I have from Sanaa and Aden remind of what I have seen in
Syria.”
He stressed
“the firepower with which this war
is fought on the ground and in the air is causing more suffering than
in other societies, which are stronger and where infrastructures are
better off and people are wealthier and have reserves and can escape.”
A country in ruins, Yemen is also a nation in permanent mourning, as
every day its people are relentlessly slain – casualties of a violent
and murderous colonial war – the latest victims of Riyadh’s expansionist
military campaign in the Middle East.
