Discussion on National Security in Yemen

And they live in a powerful country. They can seek help

from American law. And America stands with them.

And what are they all agents for? Organizations.

They all work with organizations. Organizations.

Ms. Asmahan. Ms. Asmahan. Even in Yemen, there are courts

and laws and everything.

Yes. But there is something called national security.

National security. This is what the Sana'a authorities must say, that these people are a threat

to national

security. They are accusing Yemeni people outside

Yemen, even though I don't have a Yemeni passport. So I don't know what this is.

I was born in America and have Turkish citizenship. I mean, I don't know how

they can put me on trial. The point is, I'm telling the Sana'a authorities that they

must also take action against these people and against these families

that are making threats from abroad. I can take action

here, I swear, bring in a team of lawyers to go after them and make them

go bankrupt. But now, they are conspiring against us.

And they feel powerful because they have organizations. Those affiliated with an organization

Gays, and whoever belongs to some

women’s organization or whatever. They’re all after

my little guy, and I’m not afraid of anyone. After that, I posted and told him,

whoever has business with me, come find me. If he’s

a man, let him come threaten me, or come with me to the FBI office.

But he’s sending messages to the Yemeni American embassy where?

The Yemeni embassy in Riyadh. What? The Yemeni embassy in

Riyadh. God damn them if they think they can scare us.

By God, they won’t silence this voice until it goes into the grave.

Okay? So anyone here in America who wants to show

solidarity, or needs solidarity, I’m here with my wallet

and my voice. Okay? Let him say it to me.

Ma’am. Ma’am, excuse me, Mr. Ali.

Excuse me, but this is an important point,

this voice needs to be heard. Anyway, first, make sure—I want

people to make sure that, first, in Sana’a, we will not

stand idly by, not when it comes to

pursuing anyone who reports an activist or anyone

who defends his country. You fully realize that you

Today, you move about without affiliation, all of you, even

those affiliated with Ansar Allah, you and the people can speak, even in

court, that we have neither membership cards nor

can anyone accuse any of you.

I mean, your legal status is sound, this is in observance

of the laws. Therefore, we affirm and say yes,

everyone must observe the legal status of those present

in the country where they are. People should be cautious.

Secondly, we affirm that the Sanaa government, domestically

and through the intelligence services, as well as legally, will not

stand idly by. We now have serious work

pursuing these people. We have serious work

tracking them. We also have work referring them to

the judiciary and criminal courts

and intelligence. They should not think it will go unpunished.

This is one of the fronts

we will work on. Because we also realize that whoever defends their homeland

and you defend your homeland. You are not defending a faction.

You have no connection to the component at all. This component also has no

affiliation. It is a popular movement, a movement of culture and awareness.

The matter also cannot fall under

legal responsibility. All that is required is for everyone to report it.

Report these people to us. We will not stand idly by.

It has truly become our cause, and we will pursue it vigorously.

We just need to cooperate, monitor them, and you will see

major results. The world as well, after two months,

Yemen will be—and shortly after that, Yemen will be in a different place.

We have international relations and can communicate with them at

the official level.

At another level as well, I mean,

I mean, sending memorandums. We also have, I mean,

a presence in one way or another. I do not want to elaborate on this aspect.

Just be assured that we will take this matter seriously and pursue it

vigorously. Help us, report these people, and I tell

you, truly,

the decision-makers in Sana'a are discussing this

matter extensively these past two days. This knowledge.

Thank you, الأستاذ Ali. Thank you.