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The cost of doing business in Saudi just went up - WAY, WAY UP!
1 posted on 05/14/2003 10:49:41 AM PDT by Happy2BMe
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To: Happy2BMe
Saudi military riddled by Al Qaida infiltrators (hold muh oil alert)

Naw, really?

2 posted on 05/14/2003 10:51:35 AM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist
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To: Happy2BMe
Three words....

ANWR

3 posted on 05/14/2003 10:52:18 AM PDT by Principled
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To: Happy2BMe
Well DUH, Next they will tell us that the Taliban was infiltrated by Al_Qaida as well.

When will our Intelligence Community let us know how many Al-Qaida have infiltrated the democratic party?

9 posted on 05/14/2003 11:17:32 AM PDT by MJY1288 (Freedom is Ringing)
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To: Happy2BMe
"U.S. intelligence: Saudi military riddled by Al Qaida infiltrators"

LOL...INFILTRATED?? Cut me a break. It's Saudi. They're Wahhabists. Those who had the same mindset as al Qaeda and other aliases for organized terror were already there. HAD been there all along.

Al Qaeda hasn't 'infiltrated' the Saudi military any more than it's 'infiltrated' the Saudi government or 'infiltrated' the mad mullahs of the religious extremist sect.

Saudi is the birthplace of Wahhabism, upon which the House of Saud is based. Birthplace of Binny and 15 of the 9/11 hijackers. Birthplace of al Qaeda. The country that ASSURED us, about a month ago, that it harbored no terrorist cells.

INFILTRATE? Why bother??? Al Qaeda would be preaching to the converted!

The Saudi government has allowed this to go on too long in a combination sympathy-appeasement campaign in which it FUNDS terrorism as long as it's against Israel and the West. This way, the Wahhabists can sell their oil to the West, while still adhering to their cult of world domination. Win-win scenario, monetarily speaking. The world reaps what the Saudis sow.

I'm beginning to doubt the royal family will be able to get out of this one now that it's gone too far. They're like the collective mad scientist who's creation - which was never under their control to begin with, though they thought it was - has run amok and is committing acts of mass destruction on the population. I've seen how scared they are. They thought they could control their monster, but never had control of it in the first place. Now their monster is runing amok.

10 posted on 05/14/2003 11:26:19 AM PDT by cake_crumb (UN Resolutions=Very Expensive, Very SCRATCHY Toilet Paper)
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Saudi terrorism? That's never happened. < Echoes of 9/11 and Khobar Towers >

I trust the U.S. Government (including Bush) to announce that the Saudis are still as good as gold and wonderful allies as always.

12 posted on 05/14/2003 11:35:10 AM PDT by Excuse_My_Bellicosity
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On Tuesday, a leading U.S. senator said Al Qaida has reorganized its forces amid the U.S.-led war in Iraq.

Yeah, that would be a necessary effort on their part, seeing as how their overall operations mastermind, and their head of operations for the Gulf States, had both just been arrested, and European cells intended to carry out attacks in reprisal for Iraq had been rounded up.

Sen. Bob Graham, a former chairman of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, said the Islamic network has bolstered its capability nearly to the level of that in September 2001, when Al Qaida conducted suicide strikes in New York and Washington.

Which explains why global terror attacks have escalated recently, instead of al-Qaeda being compelled to limit attacks to freindly "home-base" territory. But, wait, just the opposite is true!

"We essentially ended the war on terror about a year ago, and since that time, Al Qaida has been allowed to regenerate," Graham said. "We have allowed the basic structure of Al Qaida to continue.

Oh, so we have given up on al-Qaeda, sez Graham.

Yes, we've been engaged in a manhunt to find their past leadership.

No, wait, we haven't, sez Graham!

But what we're also finding is that Al Qaida has a deep farm team and they're able to replace those who are killed or detained."

Oh, geez, you mean they're gonna fight back and try to adapt? Since only you seem to have anticipated this, Senator (AS IF) do you mind sharing your ideas for agressively combating al-Qaeda and allied terror groups?

[cue crickets]

14 posted on 05/14/2003 11:59:48 AM PDT by Stultis
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To: Happy2BMe
Figures.

Its all part of the process of Al Qaeda slowly toppling the governments of Saudi, Egypt, and Jordan and installing a Caliphate.

They better wake over there quick.
17 posted on 05/14/2003 12:09:43 PM PDT by judicial meanz (Audaces Fortuna Juvat)
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To: Happy2BMe
Just posted this:

Saudi Arabia Accused by U.S. of Failure to Secure Housing Areas

18 posted on 05/14/2003 12:11:39 PM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach
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To: Happy2BMe
It's not noticed when you see the prominence of "terrorists", clowns like Saddam, Assad and Arafat, and other assorted Islamic riffraff.

But the Queen of the nest, the core of evil, is Saudi Arabia.

Think for a moment of what the ME would be like if it wasn't for Saudi power and influence in Western capitals and their spread of Whabbism.

It would be like Centuries past when they may have hated us by virtue of their Religion but who gave a S**t.
20 posted on 05/14/2003 12:21:51 PM PDT by Courier
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Cross posting to related material:

Arabia's Civil War

23 posted on 05/14/2003 1:01:16 PM PDT by PogySailor
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To: Happy2BMe
Can I get an "Amen"!?!

I have been repeatedly posting my contention that Al Qaeda is indistiguishable from a secret Saudi military force. This article supports my position.

Totalitarian Wahhabists in (Princes) and out (bin Laden) of the Regime have the same objectives: Destruction of Western Civilization and subjugation of all peoples to Wahhabist dictation.

Regime and non-Regime totalitarian Wahhabists have been cross polinating personnel, leadership, funding, ideology, etc. for years. The Kings know this, and turn a blind eye, becoming de-facto Al Qaeda supporters due to their inaction.

Where is their purge of the military? Where is their imprisonment of the funders of Al Q? Where is their imprisonment of Al Q members? What government employed imams have been fired for incitement to violence? What bin Laden brothers have been brought to account?

The Saudi Regime may not actually be in charge of Al Qaeda, but they are so close as to be indistinguishable.

25 posted on 05/14/2003 1:32:11 PM PDT by Uncle Miltie (Wheat is Murder! (Tilling slaughters worms.....))
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To: Happy2BMe
"It took them 30 seconds to a minute," a senior State Department official said. "They had to know where the switches were."

Also note that the explosives "discovered" earlier in the week were high-tech military grade stuff. Not slow burning ANFO like WTC '93. The good stuff is usually the hall-mark of nation-state sourcing. Anybody who can get ahold of that much high grade explosive has got REGIME CONNECTIONS.

27 posted on 05/14/2003 1:44:14 PM PDT by Uncle Miltie (Wheat is Murder! (Tilling slaughters worms.....))
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To: Happy2BMe; Poohbah; Grampa Dave; Dog; section9
Aw, crap.
28 posted on 05/14/2003 1:54:33 PM PDT by hchutch (America came, America saw, America liberated; as for those who hate us, Oderint dum Metuant)
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To: Happy2BMe
Saudi military. An oxymoron?
37 posted on 05/14/2003 7:17:49 PM PDT by ntnychik
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What an intersting byline: "SpecialtotheWorldTribune.com"

This person seems to be the World Tribune's chief writer. And his inside information always comes from people named "sources."

Maybe the NY Times should try that byline technique -- after all, they use a lot of the same "sources."

39 posted on 05/14/2003 9:01:13 PM PDT by browardchad
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