Talk:Al-Majalah camp attack

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Movie "Dirty Wars" says it was a bedouin camp - journalist Shaye[edit]

Here are some facts about this cruise missile in Al Majalah:

According to the movie "Dirty Wars" this attack in Al Majalah was against a bedouin camp and NO Al Qaida was there at all. Then the remnants of the "U.S." rocket could be found and the attack by the "USA" could be proved. The local journalist Abdulelah Haider Shaye found out the truth who is behind this attack and then this journalist was sent to prison for his research. When Presidet Saleh of Yemen wanted to amnesty journalist Shaye then Mr. President Obama intervened with a telephone call.

See the movie "Dirty Wars", e.g. in the German short version on YouTube <Terrorstaat USA - Schmutzige Kriege - Die geheimen Kommandoaktionen der USA> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxVbUXI8x5c (17-25min.)

We can see this "telephone call" here: "Phone call" of Obama with President Saleh on Feb 3, 2011: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2011/02/03/readout-presidents-call-president-saleh-yemen

In this summary of the telephone call there is a penalty for the journalist of 5 years indicated. And for sending the journalist to prison by Yemen justice a connection between the journalist and Al Qaida is invented so the journalist got a sentence of 5 years of prison.

Thus there are two inventions in this case:

that Al Qaida is in Yemen, which is a big lie justificating missile strikes in Yemen spreading fear and terror by the drone mass murderers Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton
that the journalist Shaye had a connection with Al Qaida in Yemen which seems to be also an invention by Obama and Clinton, probably in connection with criminal CIA.

Such inventions for blaming and for a calumny against people for destroying their existence are typical for CIA and other secret services. And may be the Yemen President Saleh who is shown in the movie with killer and JSOC-commander McRaven on a photo got a bribe or was tricked by McRaven and by Obama for his "service" of accepting letting spreading some new fear by attacks and Al Qaida claims in Yemen.

Until today Obama and Clinton and JSOC commanders who are responsible for this mass murder in Al Majalah are walking free around...

Michael Palomino, logic analytic historiography since 1992

--87.79.208.220 (talk) 11:11, 30 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]