Sarah Abdallah

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  1. 5 hours ago

    The Khashoggi murder gets unprecedented global attention while millions of children starving to death in Yemen due to Saudi Arabia’s bombs and siege are largely ignored.

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  2. Retweeted
    11 hours ago

    Read this story of death and despair in Yemen and explain to me why we would sell one more bomb to Saudi Arabia!

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  3. 21 hours ago

    Obama’s ex-CIA director who funneled billions of dollars in weapons to head-chopping jihadists that terrorized and killed thousands of innocent people in Syria, doesn’t have the moral superiority to lecture anyone about violence.

    Trump's "Un-American" rhetoric incites "anger, if not violence," John Brennan says after bomb scare
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  4. Oct 25

    Macron, who’s always so seemingly “concerned” about civilian lives in Syria, doesn’t want to address the fact that Saudi Arabia is using billions of dollars in French weaponry to bomb and starve millions of civilians in Yemen.

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    Oct 25

    The mastermind of Obama's drone program, which killed thousands of innocent people, is lecturing Trump about violence.

    Stop blaming others. Look in the mirror. Your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, & encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful. Clean up your act....try to act Presidential. The American people deserve much better. BTW, your critics will not be intimidated into silence.
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  6. Oct 25

    Another day, another bombing of a market in Yemen by Saudi Arabia. At least 19 civilians were killed, including children. It wasn’t a cold-blooded murder of a Washington Post journalist though so there won’t be any global outrage, nor mass media coverage.

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    Oct 24

    Apparently some Acme comedy bombs mailed to a number of extremely rich people, which thankfully did not hurt anybody at all, are infinitely more newsworthy than the real bombs which maim and destroy children in Yemen on an industrial scale.

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  8. Oct 24

    As all eyes are on Saudi Arabia, reminder that this tyrannical regime is calling for female human rights defender Israa al-Ghomgham to be beheaded simply because she participated in peaceful protests. Why is this barbaric regime still sitting on the UN Human Rights Council?

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  9. Oct 24

    Saudi Arabia’s bombing and besiegement of Yemen is starving 14 million human beings to death. This is the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world. Where is the outrage from the media & elites? Or is that only reserved for Washington Post journalists?

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  10. Oct 24

    So were “democratic values” what led you to spearhead the dismemberment of Yugoslavia and play a key role in sanctioning half a million children to death in Iraq? 🤔

    Even as the world continues to demand answers and accountability for his death, we shouldn’t lose sight of what Jamal Khashoggi stood for in life — the belief that democratic values are universal and always worth fighting for.
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  11. Oct 23

    The McCain Institute which received a million dollars from Saudi Arabia, one of the world’s worst human rights offender, wants to promote human rights. The joke writes itself.

    The McCain Institute has launched a new initiative calling for "mavericks" to promote human rights -- its first major action since Sen. John McCain died in August
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  12. Oct 23

    Like when you stated you were arming “moderate rebels” in Syria but it was actually Al-Qaeda and ISIS jihadists?

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    Barack Obama: "Unlike some, I actually try to state facts. I believe in facts. Right? I believe in a fact-based reality and a fact-based politics. I don't believe in just making stuff up. I think you should, like, actually say to people what's true."
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  13. Oct 23

    How about no more arms deals with Saudi Arabia, period, because it’s engaging in a genocidal war that has devastated Yemen for the last three and a half years, killing tens of thousands of civilians, including scores of children?

    Germany to allies: No more arms deals with Saudi Arabia until we have clarity on Khashoggi
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  14. Oct 23

    Oh, that’s funny. I could’ve sworn George Bush used “lying and untruth as a basic method” to invade Iraq, kill and displace millions of human beings, give rise to ISIS and set the entire Middle East on fire, but I guess I was just dreaming.

    Carl Bernstein: Trump is the first US president "who uses lying and untruth as a basic method"
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    Oct 23

    The cancerous ideology that justifies this kind of medieval barbarism is indistinguishable from that against which the Syrian Arab Army and allies have been battling these past 7 years. Yet Assad and Putin are the enemy while Saudi Arabia is the friend.

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  16. Oct 22

    A barbaric regime that is complicit in the murder of thousands of Americans on 9/11, that arms and finances Al-Qaeda in Syria, that bombs and starves millions of people in Yemen, and that spreads radical jihadist ideology throughout the world should not be an ally.

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  17. Oct 22

    When Obama gave the green light to Saudi Arabia to launch its genocidal war on Yemen, you fully endorsed it, saying “it’s vitally important that we have Saudi Arabia’s back in what they’re doing in Yemen”. But now you’re suddenly an opponent of Riyadh’s atrocities and barbarism?

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    The extrajudicial and extraterritorial murder of a journalist is something we would expect of the Kremlin, not an ally. Jamal Khashoggi’s death must cause us to re-examine our relationship with Saudi Arabia, and that should begin with the suspension of military aid in Yemen.
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    Oct 22

    Dear ex-Obama officials who spent your time in government lavishing the Saudi regime with arms & intel to destroy Yemen & track dissidents & protecting them, but now claim you said things in private that had a tense & disagreeable tone: Just stop. You're embarrassing yourselves.

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    Oct 21

    With the threat of Western and Saudi backed terrorism removed from , we were proudly able to hold a Breast Cancer Awareness marathon last Friday (Photos by Zead Alhlbe)✌️

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  20. Oct 21

    Germany has suspended arms sales to Saudi Arabia. The cold-blooded murder of a single Washington Post columnist accomplished what three and a half years of Saudi Arabia’s bombing and starving of millions in Yemen couldn’t.

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