One of the few Yemeni boys to survive the bomb from the United States that was dropped on a school bus there.pic.twitter.com/f1Bw1Yw4hp
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Did you know that on this past Thursday a bomb from the United States was dropped on this bus of young schoolboys in Yemen? It killed 40 boys. It blew them to unrecognizable bits. Deadlier than any single attack on children in American history. Absolutely devastating.pic.twitter.com/JmCIiQ9hZ8
Video of the Yemeni Schoolboys Before A US Bomb Was Dropped on Them
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Another photo of a school boy hit by a US bomb that was dropped on a school bus in Yemen. One of the few survivors. Trying to determine if the bomb was made by
@LockheedMartin or@Raytheon but the fragments have unmistakably clear US markings.pic.twitter.com/jBWTO1xT1S
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Can you further explain the “bomb from the United States”? Your used words to make it sound like the US themselves dropped the bomb, and I think that those who have such a large follower base should clarify for all of us to truly understand.
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US supports the airstrikes.
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US companies made the bomb. US companies sold the bomb. The US government helped negotiate the sale of the bomb. And US intelligence helped the operation. Hope that clarifies.
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But ultimately it was Saudi Arabia that dropped the bomb... not mentioning them absolves them of the crime.
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I appreciate your response. It clarifies my original question. And though others have explained the original post, I think clarifying those involved is better for many reasons.
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So the answer is yes, the Americans and Saudis are responsible. Americans figured out logistics and Saudis pushed the button. Imagine this is a bus in New York...
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Bush, Obama, and Trump have been dropping bombs on innocent people. It's nothing new
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True. And
@shaunking has been consistently calling out such atrocities - no matter who was the president at the time. He may prefer one candidate over another, but he is non-partisan and race-agnostic when it comes to violence against innocent people. -
Oh yeah I agree wit you, never meant to throw shade at Shaun sorry if it looked like it. Independent is the way to go
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Apologies. I see so many people attacking him I must've read a little dig into it. My comment got me the most likes ever! I'm going to make sure I follow all who liked it! And you! Let me know if you know anyone who'd buy some of these!pic.twitter.com/vQYxjqd2qV
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Why no mention in your tweet of the fact that it was Saudi Arabia that dropped the bomb?
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Why are you so defensive about pointing out that Saudi Arabia bears all of the responsibility for this attack?
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why won’t you admit that the US is responsible for those deaths?
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Saudi Arabia is responsible for their deaths, not the United States. Your effort to claim the USA is responsible is lying and disinformation.
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both are responsible for their deaths. Saudia arabia dropped the bomb, the US built it and sold it to saudia arabia and supports the air strikes.
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The US also provides target coordinates and refuels the Saudi bombers in mid-air.
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