Houthi ban US vessels from Red Sea in
response to Yemen attacks
Posted By: Dreadnought, 3/16/2025 7:49:58 PM
The Houthi have said they will ban US vessels from navigation of the southern Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and Gulf Aden, and that it will target US Navy ships in response to US airstrikes on Yemen. US attacks on Yemen on March 15 have claimed 53 lives, according to the Houthi, as US president Trump increased military action to reopen the Red Sea to commercial shipping. Posting on Truth Social, the US president said: “The Houthis have choked off shipping in one of the most important Waterways of the World, grinding vast swaths of Global Commerce to a halt, and attacking the core principle
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If you're a regular reader, some of this will be familiar territory. Still, it's interesting to see the data being presented in this discussion by David Shor. Shor is a progressive data analyst who first came to my attention when he got canceled by progressives for posting a tweet which made the case that race riots were counterproductive. This wasn't even Shor's own data but it didn't matter. Days after the death of George Floyd this was cause for outrage. If people were rioting, Democrats were supposed to support that and anyone who said otherwise was racist. You can read more about that incident here.
But since then,
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officials say 21 replies
after Hamas refused to release hostages,
officials say 21 replies
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Were they 'misled'? Or did they lead the charge against anyone who dared question the consensus?
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The Houthi have said they will ban US vessels from navigation of the southern Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and Gulf Aden, and that it will target US Navy ships in response to US airstrikes on Yemen.
US attacks on Yemen on March 15 have claimed 53 lives, according to the Houthi, as US president Trump increased military action to reopen the Red Sea to commercial shipping.
Posting on Truth Social, the US president said: “The Houthis have choked off shipping in one of the most important Waterways of the World, grinding vast swaths of Global Commerce to a halt, and attacking the core principle
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I won’t leave you in suspense. I’m a lawyer, so the answer is sometimes yes, sometimes no.
If you’re in the tribe that thinks whatever Trump does is wrong, or the opposite tribe that thinks whatever Trump does is right, then read no further. Just skip the analysis and instead warm up your cheers or your jeers for the Comments below, as your tribe dictates.
But if you’re in neither tribe, but are just a political partisan (which is different than being in a tribe) or a political neutral (are there any these days?) then read on.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) ridiculed Americans who dare to suggest that people should be allowed to keep what they earn, promising that government was there to stop them from doing so.
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During one segment, however, he paused to mock American conservatives and business owners who have the audacity to argue that they should be able to keep what they’ve earned and operate the businesses