Friday, December 15, 2023

"Honey Badgers"

"Honey Badgers"
Scott Ritter has humorously described the Yemeni Houthis as 'the honey badgers of the Middle East, absolutely fearless and relentlessly ferocious.' They just simply don't care. They've declared war on Israel while all the other Muslim states except Algeria just talk, and daily send missiles and drones to attack Israel. They totally control the 12 mile wide Bab-el-Mandab ("Gate of Grief") strait connecting the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, which transits 40% of the world's oil. Closing that would have catastrophic consequences on global economies, and the Houthis know it.
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Geopolitics TV, 12/15/23
"Yemen's Houthis Launch Missile Attack 
On A Norwegian Tanker On Road To Israel!"
"Recently, the Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for targeting a Norwegian commercial tanker named the STRINDA with a missile. This act was presented as a form of protest against Israel's ongoing military actions in Gaza. The Houthi military spokesperson, Yehia Sarea, explained that they attacked the STRINDA because it was reportedly involved in transporting crude oil to an Israeli terminal. According to their account, the crew of the tanker allegedly disregarded multiple warnings issued by the Houthi forces before the missile strike occurred."
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And so it is...
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Wildacious, 12/15/23
"Honey Badger Takes Savagery to a Whole New Level"
"Honey badgers are the Italian mafia of the animal kingdom. No one, and I mean no one, wants to mess with these savages. They literally woke up and chose violence on the daily. They are regarded as the most fearless animal in the wild and they back that up every day, all while looking like a ferret on steroids.

Honey badgers woke up and chose violence. They'll combat anything from lions, leopards, hyenas and even cobras and pythons. But how did they become so fearless? How do these compact sized danger-weasels take on the deadliest predators like it was a regular Sunday’s brunch with the girls? These are moments of honey badgers being straight up savages. Let's get into it."
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