[SoFloFreeper]

If Qatar is against it, should we be for it?

[DesertRhino]

“be trusted with arguably the most powerful job in the world? Stake are high not just for a sharply divided nation, but for the whole world.”

FTW buddy. This is an American election, how it effects you is my very last concern. Adjust yourself to us, we don’t adjust to you. And funny to hear an Arab speaking of how national behavior should be viewed in how it effects the whole world. You mean like OPEC? Like exporting Wahabbism?
Like that?

[rawcatslyentist]

If other Gulf investors take a similar view, billions of dollars of Gulf money slated for investment in the US could be at risk.

Good! Our "representatives" are too fat and lazy because of your overfeeding!

They are gonna get back to work for US! Not you!

[unixfox]

That just might crank up the oil industry her in the U.S. again.

[Eleutheria5]

A Trump-in-the-White-House scenario poses high stakes for the Gulf region. Gulf Arabs could pull billion in investment money from the US if Trump, who triggered a global outrage when he advocated a temporary ban on all Muslims entering the US, wins the presidency later this year, prominent UAE businessman Khalaf al-Habtoor said. Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who has a substantial portfolio of US holdings including Citigroup, Twitter and News Corp, has called Trump a "disgrace" in a Twitter spat. Well Chuck you, Farley. Take your money and F off with it, stop using it to manipulate the US and then threatening to stop. Please. Make my day. Divest now.

[Cen-Tejas]

Shake Habtoor ought to be more worried about Trump causing International Arrest Warrants to be issued for members of the House of Saud and the Wahhabi Mullah murderers, who have killed thousands of Americans, that they support.

The House of Saud owns the Bushes. It does not own Trump (I hope).

[Billthedrill]

Let me see, let me see...I read about this once in college...

Q: Why do you make an investment in a specific place?

a. To show your solidarity with the controlling political authority.

b. To demonstrate your compassion and your commitment to social justice.

c. To make money.

The answer I want to hear out of my financial guys is "c." If you allocate investments by how your little feelers are hurt you probably won't have them long anyway.

[magna carta]

So yes Qatar! Let’s take a look at what Qatar is doing in the education sphere-
Arabic learning for US students.
http://bit.ly/1UXSPTJ

[bgill]

If he’s upset the ME, then bully for him.

[NFHale]

They’re afraid that the Gravy Train is OVER the moment he gets in.

Good.

[Caipirabob]

From a bunch of butt-tards who wear curtains, treat their women like livestock and their livestock like women and smell worse than the livestock they bugger.

Yeah, these guys are credible...

[Carnac the Magnificent]

Qatar and Saudia Arabia (our allies), fund terror and mosques world wide. If they hate Trump, I would vote for him on this reason alone.

[VerySadAmerican]

Prominent actors?

Personally, I think it’s time stopped allowing the rest of the world pick our president. Maybe Trump will finally stop the “New World Order” old man Bush talked about.

[catnipman]

That’s it: noow even Qatar is against Trump. That’s the FINAL straw: I won’t be voting for Trump now.

[longsufferingjetsfan]

The muslims are upset? Well we must be doing something right then...

[Bringbackthedraft]

LOL, are they including the Clinton Foundation?