Hmm. I know quite a few honest and trustworthy people here where I live, but the issue is them being interested. For that matter, this is something that I could do, and I would never intentionally cheat or take advantage of you either. But, I'm really
concerned about the risks involved for all parties. You would be putting your trust (and money) with someone you don't even know here in the US, but if the package got stolen in the Yemen Customs or Postal System, you wouldn't receive the merchandise you
paid for.
My biggest concerns are:
- The political situation in Yemen is very unstable right now, increasing the chances of theft.
- You don't have a real street address or P.O. Box, increasing the chances of loss.
Thank you so much,
But only to let you be enlightened about what has been happening in Yemen
Saudi Arabia, and others like (Egyptian, and Sudanese, Pakistan, and the US provide the oil for their planes in the atmosphere )have been striking Yemeni lands and kill the innocent Yemeni people hoping to kill the Houthis and Ali Saleh
Houthis whom the Gulf Arab peoples claim are the hands of Iran in Yemen. Why do all those countries(Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Sudan, the US) don't hit Iran with their planes if they think that Houthis are the hands for Iran in Yemen.
As the saying goes if you want to kill the snake, you must hit it in its head(Iran), and not in its tail(Houthis in Yemen).
However, the truth is that Saudi Arabia, other Gulf Arab countries, the US, others want to control over the Yemen again.
Note: There are many Yemen lands(Jezan, Najran, Abha, Sharawra, Khamees Masheet, Aser) have been occupied by Saudi Arabia since 1930. And we don't see any Western or Arabic countries speak about this issue.
Moreover, there is no al-Qaeda in Yemen. If we recall well what happen in the US on 11 September, we can know that Osamah Bin Laden was a Saudi citizen, and not a Yemeni citizen -- which what means ???????
In the name of ALLAH, the Most Gracious, Most Merciful
Saudi Arabia has reinforced its security on its borders with Yemen by building a barrier wall, which is equipped with electronic monitoring systems and has a height of 3 meters. Its aim is to prevent the infiltration of illegal immigrants into Saudi Arabia,
across the Red Sea. Saudi Arabia has also embarrassed Yemen by announcing the deportation of nearly 18,620 Yemenis over the past week, as means of exerting pressure and blackmail on the new government - even though Yemeni workers have formed the backbone of
the Saudi economy from the mid-seventies until 1990.
Houthis spread out in Sa'ada, Al-Jawf, Hajjah and other areas adjacent to the border with Saudi Arabia are a major threat to the goals of Saudi Arabia, which is introducing the new system in order to keep its word in Yemen after the revolution - something which
gave rise to the largest military manoeuvres with the United States in its history. The ostensible aim of this was to confront al-Qaeda in Yemen, while the secret aim was to boost its grip on the oil.
This gave a strong impetus to the speed of movement on the Saudi side to control the « the oil treasure» in Yemeni territory, and it also explains the political deal behind the Jeddah agreement between Saudi Arabia and the regime of the former Yemeni President
Ali Abdullah Saleh. According to the terms of the agreement in 2000 Riyadh would be satisfied in return for financial grants to Yemeni officials and to elders who stood behind the agreement. But then Huthists (supported by Tehran as an influential player in
Yemeni affairs) appeared on the scene to ruin the deal.
Yemen has the largest source of oil in the world, of which a section ( in a small area at a depth of 1800 meters) spans Saudi Arabia. The oil wells above which Yemen sits are located in some vital spots, such as the area between AL- Jawf, Marib and The Empty
Quarter desert. This explains the accelerating of Saudi Arabian attempts to control these areas against Yemeni insistence without demarcating the border in these areas, and the sufficiency of demarcating of the border in the western desert. An oil expert in
Yemen said the production of the AL- Jawf field, which is 5 million barrels per day, is being withdrawn in a horizontal manner to Saudi territory.
When I have posted the article above in my website at webs.com. They removed my contents, and frozen my website. This is the freedom which all Western countries call about.
After that, I am really still surprised that the Western countries always call to freedom. However, when a customer writes some political article such the one below in their website at webs.com, for instance, the webs.com owners freeze a customer's account.
What is most funny, and silly is that the articles(all contents) written in my website have been written since 2012 in my website at webs.com. However, the webs.com owners have now detected that those contents are abuse for their terms when the Saudi Arabia, and the US, and others have been striking Yemeni lands(Houthis and Ali Selah) with their planes.