[AntiGuv]

No.

[ModelBreaker]

Can we really imagine that if 15 out of 19 of the 9/11 murderers had been Cuban agents, even the Hollywood left that adulates Castro would call for a hands-off approach to the Havana regime?

Well, I for one have no difficulty imagining that.

[At _War_With_Liberals]

No

[Publius6961]

Oh yes.

It's just a matter of when.

The house of Saud will disappear as totally and completely as it existed before it was created for geopolitical purposes.

[GOPJ]

The Saud's are a large royal family. Each man has four wives, they have children. Their son's have four wives, and they have children -- with their wives and without their wives. These people, the uncles, the brothers, the children are all competing for the "family money" and power within the family. To understand this ugly mess, think angry relatives at the reading of a will and the division of "Dad's company".

Do we want to topple the part of the family that backs us? If their gone, all the money will go to terrorist. Then again, as long as the Saudi's are feeding money to world terrorism, it will continue to grow. What's the answer?

[stuartcr]

As long as money, politics, and economics are involved...probably not. This is the way the world has been, still is, and probably will be for a long, long time.

[joesnuffy]

CAIR ...aka The Wahhabi Lobby still going strong

The slush funds from Saudi keep on finding their way into US politicans pockets
The media still spinning its web of deceit on Saudi Arabia and their allies

Mosques and Islamic training Centers springing up like weeds accross America

Even the Army Corps of Engineers helps to build Islamic Summer Training Camps in Iowa

The borders still wide open...Mexican trucks startin to roll....Railroad cars still largely uninspected

But they will vacume your shorts for contraband at airport security...even though pilots are still for the most part unarmed after waiting for two years (had pilots been armed we probably wouldnt even have anything to look back at today)

[MEGoody]

The fact that our government is still playing footies with the Sauds is a great disappointment to me. At the same time, I know there is much I do NOT know. There may be very good reasons for what they are doing. Just wish they'd share them.

[Lord_Baltar]

Not friggin likely...

There's too much money involved, and the Saudis have the right people on the payroll...

[playball0]

Yes. Give us time. First the Taliban. Then Saadam. Maybe Syria. Detour NK. Next Iran. Then Saudia Arabia

[quant5]

Very well written article. Thanks for the post. The author is dead on. As one poster mentioned, we may wind up punishing Saudi Arabia slowly but surely doing business with someone else for our oil. Problem is the countries such as India and China have exploding populations and rising income levels leading to much higher demand. We may not be paying the Saudis in ten years, but someone else will.

Let's not forget the $100 million dollar fund raiser by the Saudis either which went toward the Jihad against Israel. As more of these extreme nutcases Wahabbis get into power like Prince Nayef, the more stupid and demonic their actions become. Our goverment or media can only keep the ugly truth down for so long. I fear 9/11's will be repeated until we wake up and do what we have to do. That requires a strong stomach.

[dagnabbit]

Yes! If they don't behave - no seconds at the next Crawford BBQ!

[swarthyguy]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH! Fat Chance

[AdamSelene235]

The Sauduction of Washington

http://www.sauduction.com

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The Newsletter the Saud family and their Washington retainers love to hate.

[contessa machiaveli]

the answer to that question is NO, absolutely not.

[aristeides]

Why America Slept: The Failure to Prevent 9/11.