U.S. Embassy in Yemen is closing

[FAH1223]

[Hyperactive]

they should long time ago. my mom's house was next door to it . we enjoyed the safety in the neighbourhood cause of the militery security it.i feel bad poor yemanis who work in the embasy. they will be without salary!

[FAH1223]

they should long time ago. my mom's house was next door to it . we enjoyed the safety in the neighbourhood cause of the militery security it.i feel bad poor yemanis who work in the embasy. they will be without salary!

Yeah, it looks bad.

A guy at my job is Syrian and he worked in the U.S. Embassy in Damascus for 15 years. He left Syria in 2013 and came to the U.S. Maybe some of those Yemeni might use their connections to come here.

[Hyperactive]

by their policy, if you work in american embasy for 10 years, they give them greencard. one of my second cousin, done the time and he was pareparing to leave to usa, hope his papers wont delay cause of the issues going on.

[xiimaaya]

God bless America the greatest nation on earth.

[GAMES]

Did the Houthis take over the compound?

[Marques]

Gamer, nimanka balaayada dalkii waa qabsadeen, I remember when they were almost a non-factor in 11', still shocked how they got so far.

[Hyperactive]

marques, nothing to do with shia or sunna, like saudis and khaliij try to stair. its politrical and the militery and all Ali Abdallah supporters join them. that is why they took over country in peacefully. my mother was there, markey dowlada da'aday. everything was normal. only officials against Salah ran out the country.

[Marques]

Cali cabdallah resigned ages ago, no? Mansuur haadi aan magaciisa arkaa beryahan see cml

[Marques]

I'm suprised there wasnt chaos. If it was like Mauritania where coups happen like every 6 months then waa fahmay but Yemen not so much

[XimanJaale]

I'm suprised there wasnt chaos. If it was like Mauritania where coups happen like every 6 months then waa fahmay but Yemen not so much

Yemen was always a dysfunctional country, I'm sure their people have learnt how to survive/react in such situations by now.

[Hyperactive]

marques;

lol yes he gone but still many were his supporters over the years, so now they all jonned alhoutheyeen.

wallah in yeman, shafi'i and zaidi always prayed side by side, we never knew any differences. we had same masjids, same imams. zaidiyeen, their leader al-A7mar, parliman leader, were majority in the parliment.

hada, wa shoqol arab, mesha 7en iyo is eeg eeg ba ka so'ada. alhouthi knows well cannot lead. wa iska show for now.

my mom malinti dowlada da'aday iney so bahdo aheyn, seat keedi ba laka qatay. she left friday.

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

If Somalis had any brain cells, this would be the perfect opportunity to take back Aden and Socotra.

[LobsterUnit]

If Somalis had any brain cells, this would be the perfect opportunity to take back Aden and Socotra.

take something that was not yours ?

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

Aden and Socotra do belong to us. Aden was conquered by Somalis hundreds of years ago and Socotra belongs to us by way of proximity. The Socotrans have traditionally been independent though.