It is so sick that the European and American leftists are so concerned about so-called 'palestinians' who are an imaginary people instead of trying to help those truly in need. There is a massive crisis developing in Yemen where people do not have food, clothes, or shelter as a result of the mess the muslims are making in their own countries.
Wouldn't it serve a better purpose to help those truly in need instead of the people in gaza who have a luxurious mall and movie theatres and cars and motorcyles, etc. etc. We have all seen the pictures of 'poor gaza' and realize that there is no such thing as 'poor gaza', it is another myth concocted by the anti-Israel crowd. We have seen pictures of markets overflowing with food and products. So where is there a humanitarian crisis in gaza which requires leftists to violate the legal blockade imposed by Israel to prevent weapons from reaching the terrorists?
If these people are true humanitarians they should not be going to gaza where the people are not in a crisis but should instead go to Yemen where their food and clothing can really help people in need.
BUT OF COURSE we all know that the gaza flotilla has NOTHING AT ALL to do with humanitarian aide and EVERYTHING to do with attacking Israels ability to protect its citizens. All those who are on board any flotilla to gaza are 100% criminals who should be punished {with death if they resist}.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/07/us-yemen-aid-idUSTRE7564X020110607Yemen facing humanitarian catastrophe: UNICEF(Reuters) - Yemen is facing a humanitarian catastrophe as an explosion of violence strains a country that is already one of the poorest in the world, Yemen representative for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF said on Tuesday.
People in the capital Sanaa are very scared and the country is in desperate need of water and fuel, Geert Cappelaere said.
"This country is absolutely in dire need of humanitarian assistance," he said.
"We hope that a solution to the political stalemate will come soon, but even if it comes this is not an end to the problems. We cannot emphasize that enough. Forty percent of the population lives below the poverty line and the repercussions of this are just huge."
Yemen is on the brink of civil war, with street protests demanding its autocratic ruler President Ali Abdullah Saleh go. Saleh, who has ruled for 33 years, was flown to Saudi Arabia at the weekend after being hurt in an attack on his palace.
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Topic: Great Idea : Redirect Gaza 'flotillas' to Yemen where there is true Crisis (Read 914 times)