Скачать или смотреть The Invisible War: Why America's Role in Yemen Remains Hidden

Yemen represents the world's worst humanitarian crisis yet remains largely invisible in Western media. Over 377,000 dead. Millions facing famine. Children dying from preventable causes. All enabled by American weapons, intelligence, and diplomatic support for Saudi Arabia's war. Yet coverage remains minimal compared to conflicts like Ukraine where American interests align with humanitarian narratives. This isn't coincidental—it demonstrates the propaganda model's worthy and unworthy victim framework perfectly. Coverage reflects geopolitical utility not humanitarian principles. Victims of official enemies receive extensive sympathetic coverage. Victims of American allies or American actions undergo statistical abstraction or complete invisibility. Understanding why Yemen remains invisible while Ukraine dominates coverage reveals how media serves power regardless of humanitarian realities.