Letter to the Editor..

Al-Mawri

It is one thing to be on the ground in Yemen and is another to be in Washington DC creating theories and spreading lies from behind the desk. Such a practice is rewarding and profitable for some people. Such as Muneeer al-Mawri the so-called political analysts.

Even though the government has invested on a satellite stations that showcase the world the political development of the country, the parliament, the bridges, schools, hospitals with our very limited resources. Despite his praise for the technology and his indication that he is a continued follow up for it, it seems that he follow just to pick a word just to use to build his sentences on and start pouring his hatred to destroy everything that is promising and beautiful.

What makes things worst is that he latest trend is praise people who have blood in their hands and who would be destructive for the future of our country. He is praising people who have been proved corrupt, extremist and who would eat us alive if given the opportunity.  This makes people who is he working for and what is it that he really know about Yemen.

If al-Mawri knows Yemen or tries to reach out to all with open minds and base his writing oh fact gathering, any criticism should be done in an impartial and incorruptible but what he is doing is being dictated to him by whomever and act as a trumpet to those that will satisfy his ambitions and greed.
Khaled Saleh  khaleds_2008@yahoo.com

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