Compared to the harsh conditions that Yemen was living through at the time, and the amount of injustice imposed on it by the Imam, and the subjugation of his sons with iron and fire, what Al-Qardaei did was not a passing event, or a normal act that could be expected, but rather a national glory and heroic pride that reflects an exceptional personality with its courage, loyalty and sacrifices, a heroic personality that was tired of humiliation and fed up with oppression.

Today we all stand before a great and terrifying challenge that requires dissolving the fabricated internal challenges that were a stumbling block between us; so that the greater Imami challenge can devour us with all the details of our differences and swallow our republic as an idea and a reality until we sense the weakness of our patriotism and the fragility of our loyalty to it.