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@jackk can I rephrase your post?
Here goes:
<After calling Trump’s policy worse than Biden’s because it wasn’t lishmah, I’ve decided that this whole posting is a false accusation against Biden.
As the State Department spokesperson explained this has everything to do with a humanitarian effort to help millions of Yemenis that are starving so don’t notice the whole ‘Houthis not being a terrorist organization’ thing.
In explaining the reversal of the US view of the Houthis, the State Department spokesperson said the move �has nothing to do with our view of the Houthis and their reprehensible conduct, including attacks against civilians and the kidnapping of American citizens.�
�We have formally notified Congress of the Secretary�s intent to revoke these designations and will share more details in the coming days,� the spokesperson added. �Our action is due entirely to the humanitarian consequences of this last-minute designation from the prior administration, which the United Nations and humanitarian organizations have since made clear would accelerate the world�s worst humanitarian crisis.�
Ergo: I think Pompeo�s last minute designation of Ansarallah as a terrorist organization would have been a disaster for millions of starving Yemenis. I think that is a lot worse than what Pompeo did, because I think he defended Trump when he – I think – was overthrowing the American government .>
How’s that?
