In a behavior that highlights the extent of indifference towards the miserable conditions in the capital, Aden, the leader of the Southern Transitional Council and its Secretary -General, Fadl Al -Jadi, inferred a statement by the Irish writer and thinker "Bernard Show", to justify the council's escape from facing the living crisis and the escalating popular protests.

Al -Jaadi said in a comment to him: “The argument with the stupid people is similar to an attempt to kill a mosquito that stood on your cheek, you may kill or not kill it, but in both cases it will end up to slap yourself.”

Al -Jadi’s statements seemed to be a mockery of the angry demonstrations and protests that swept Aden, which broke out due to the exacerbation of living crises such as power and water cuts, and the great collapse in the exchange rate of the Yemeni riyal. As if the transitional council saw the suffering of the citizens a trivial matter, while refusing to provide any radical solutions to alleviate the suffering.

The phrase that Al -Jadi was inferred, which is considered a sarcastic sign of its indifference to what is happening in Aden, revealed the recklessness of the Transitional Council of the demands of angry citizens, who suffer in the absence of effective solutions to the crises that threaten their daily lives.

The transitional shall participate in a number of ministerial portfolios in the government of Bin Mubarak, the most important of which is the electricity portfolio, which stood unable to produce solutions to address the electricity crisis and only launch an appeal to the neighboring governorates to provide Aden with crude oil to operate 60 MB of Petromsila station in Aden, and matters are getting worse with the collapse of a exchange rate The Yemeni riyal, and the disappearance of local gas material.