The revolution that was delayed for a thousand years!

I said in a previous discussion that Yemen would have been happier and better if it had not seen the face of the Prophet, or had his feet not set foot in it!

When Al-Rassi is mentioned at this time, one thinks of his grandson Al-Houthi, who caused the catastrophe that Yemen is experiencing now, about one thousand and two hundred years after the arrival of his grandfather Al-Rassi, the inventor of the racist doctrine drenched in blood, ruin and destruction.

When we say that the Russians should not have been welcome in Yemen, we say that knowing the nature of our people, who accepted many races, from many nations, and who merged in Yemen over time, and did not know a homeland other than Yemen, nor a people other than Yemen, including Persians, Turks, and others, and they transformed over time into good citizens fully integrated into society and did not say to the Yemenis: We are your masters and better than you!

It is natural and obligatory for the people of Yemen to categorically reject anyone who comes to their country and says: I am better than you and God has chosen me and my descendants to rule you until the Day of Judgment. We are better than you and our rights over you are one-fifth of wealth and to rule alone, without objection. Whoever opposes will be subjected to distortion, hatred, torture, war, looting, plunder, imprisonment and displacement. This happened in ancient times and is happening now.

Therefore, it was necessary to return the message to its heels, from where it came, as soon as it arrived, immediately, and by all means. The Yemenis did not have to wait more than a thousand years to carry out the revolution of September 26, 1962!

Now that the Imamate, the Guardianship and the Master Knowledge have returned, it is necessary to revive September and its principles, goals and objectives so that the Imamate is removed forever. Indeed, there must be a new September.

Racist imamate is our only archenemy, and it is the disgrace that must be erased from the reality of Yemen; it is what stigmatizes our history with shame, disgrace and disgrace due to its racist nature and priestly content, and it requires an apology to the people and history for adopting and practicing it, especially after the catastrophe it caused in this time.

Speaking of the apology, I remember that when the government apologized to Saada and the south in 2013, I said in that meeting: I did not think that the day would come when the government would apologize to rebels or separatists. The duty of the previous government, this government, and the governments that will come is to confront rebellions and separatist movements, if they occur, whether they occur in Saada, Al Bayda, Tihama, Aden, or elsewhere. And no one commented! Then Minister Hamoud Abbad stood up and took my place and said: A national stance for which you should be thanked!

I think he said that from his heart at that time!

Even if things and conditions change after that!

That apology must have been made in good faith at the time!

But the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

I think that was the beginning of weakness!

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