Our enemies spread usury and inflation. They corrupt culture through porn, prostitution, liberty without true freedom…. They poison us with gene therapy, so-called vaccines, and food additives. They lock in high energy costs through the green grift that leads to more pollution, less reliability, and increased monthly bills. They use fractional reserve banking and communistic capitalism for the monopolies and destroy small business. They use money printing to bail out their failures and take advantage of the inflation to control more assets, bring misery to families, and steal wages from laborers. They engineered and executed an invasion by our adversaries who wish us dead. All of the errors of those that reject Christ are choking Europe and America. Let’s get our own house in order and most likely the Arabian peninsula will let the traffic flow.

So why should we care about the Houthis, again?

Let’s have a truly America First strategy.

I share your frustration with the current reactive responses and fully back your call for a coalition-led, multi-dimensional strategy. This military strategy should also leverage strategic isolation and regional cooperation. The argument for a unified Arab front that disrupts Iranian support is particularly powerful given the Houthis’ increasing regional influence.

That said, a few questions arise: How do you respond to skeptics who doubt the feasibility of synchronizing such a diverse coalition amidst entrenched geopolitical rivalries? What concrete measures can be implemented to ensure that a military response doesn’t inadvertently further destabilize Yemen? And in your view, how can Arab states overcome longstanding internal divisions to engage effectively against the Houthi threat?

Great piece. even better conversation starter. I’m curious to hear your thoughts on these points.