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Amerikan foreign policy (a la Clinton) continues its self destructiveness ...

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Wordslinger

Wordslinger

Quoted from Salon, online: “Real Time” host Bill Maher has been an outspoken opponent of ISIS, American involvement in the Middle East, and — perhaps most controversially — Syrian refugees. All this (and more) he laid out in a characteristically biting essay for The Hollywood Reporter.

On the matter(s):

How come Saudi Arabia didn’t take in any Syrian refugees? … Why don’t they fight their own battles? Why are Muslim armies so useless against ISIS? ISIS isn’t 10 feet tall. There are 20,000 or 30,000 of them. The countries surrounding ISIS have armies totaling 5 million people. So why do we have to be the ones leading the fight? Or be in the fight at all?

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Saudis are the "rich fat corporate" Americans of the Middle East. But they are smarter than us. They pay other people to fight their regional conflicts.

Wordslinger

Wordslinger

SheWrites wrote:Saudis are the "rich fat corporate" Americans of the Middle East.  But they are smarter than us.  They pay other people to fight their regional conflicts.

Agree! These fat pigs also do no physical work. Filipinos or other third world workers are brought in by the Saudi bastards and treated like slaves.

If you study the close relationship between the USA and Saudi Arabia since WWII there is but one reason: oil.

We don't need their oil anymore.

Let the Saudis fight their own war with terrorists!

gatorfan



The Saudi "Royals" know that if they get too involved in fighting Muslims they open themselves to revolt. They try to appease the various Muslim groups that can influence their general population to keep their power secure. We should sanction them to the hilt and tell them to cram their underpriced oil up their butt.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

This 2005 book by the late Matt Simmons highlights how Saudi Arabia is lying about its remaining oil reserves:

Amerikan foreign policy (a la Clinton) continues its self destructiveness ... Twilight-in-the-desert-the-coming-saudi-oil-shock-and-the-world-economy-repost-1494

This 2012 Bloomberg article states that Saudi Arabia will become a net oil importer by 2030:

Saudi Arabia May Become Oil Importer by 2030, Citigroup Says

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-09-04/saudi-arabia-may-become-oil-importer-by-2030-citigroup-says-1-

When Saudi Arabia can no longer export oil, the world is in for a major destabilizing shock.  Oil is cheap now, but that does not diminish the fact it is a declining resource, worldwide. I still believe the Peak Oil theories that were proffered before the shale boom took off around 2008 or so. The shale boom gave the world an opportunity to look seriously at energy alternatives before the oil mostly runs out closer to around 2100. The climate change movement will eventually drive the world away from fossil fuels. I don't buy into the fearmongering of the climate change movement, but I do believe in the necessity to move to alternative forms of energy because of Peak Oil.

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Wordslinger

Wordslinger

gatorfan wrote:The Saudi "Royals" know that if they get too involved in fighting Muslims they open themselves to revolt. They try to appease the various Muslim groups that can influence their general population to keep their power secure. We should sanction them to the hilt and tell them to cram their underpriced oil up their butt.


We agree 100%. The Saudis financed 9-11 and through Wahhabi-ism, finance terrorist education and hatred for Israel and the United States throughout the Middle East.

I pointed out long ago in this forum, in 2003 when we invaded Afghanistan in pursuit of Bin Ladin, that if we had supported the people of Saudi Arabia instead of their crooked King, Bin Ladin would have been our ally!

The US has been kissing the Saudi monarch's ass way too long!

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