Sayyed Houthi Says AnsarAllah Do Not Tolerate Any Kind of Corruption
YemenExtra
M.A.
Today Saturday, which marks 8/19/2017, the leader of the AnsarAllah revolution in Yemen Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi stated that the wise Yemenis and the dignitaries must take responsibility in facing the escalation of the Saudi-led coalition, which seeks to target the internal front in conjunction with an escalation to end the battle.
Sayyed Houthi spoke in a meeting that included the high ranking officials and the wise Yemenis and emphasized that they must “put the traitors and their actions on trial”. He also strongly emphasized that AnsarAllah are absolutely against corruption.
“I am not a man of preaching, I am a man of words and deeds, I will stand by your side to hold every corrupt person accountable,” Sayyed Houthi stressed.
He pointed to the fact that some parliamentarians had met with the son of King Salman, and they have not been punished for their actions, noting at the same time that AnsarAllah are getting stabbed from the back “while we head wholeheartedly to confront the aggression.”
“I say with confidence that AnsarAllah are the least of the people in state institutions, who do not amount to one percent of the total administrative structure of the state,” he added.
With what he mentioned above was to explain that it is wrong to hold AnsarAllah alone the responsibility for the corruption in the state, affirming at the same time that there should be no tolerated towards depravity within the institutions of the state whoever he/she is or is affiliated with.
“We did not deny any solutions that would maintain the honor, dignity, sovereignty, freedom and independence of this country, but peace is the solution and not us surrendering,” he stated to reconfirm the position of AnsarAllah whom are retaliating for Saudi war crimes in multiple battlefields.
“Whoever wants to give up that is his own choice, but the majority of the people are unlikely to surrender at all,” he confirmed.
Sayyed Houthi had assured the forces of the Saudi-led coalition that peace is what they desire, however, the airstrikes must stop first and foremost.
