Former Saudi intelligence chief and ambassador to the United States, warning Obama the United States was putting Saudi ties at risk with its stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.And what has that 'special relationship' given us recently? Anyone?
In an article on the Financial Times website, Turki said former President George W. Bush had left a "sickening legacy" in the Middle East.
"If the U.S. wants to continue playing a leadership role in the Middle East and keep its strategic alliances intact -- especially its 'special relationship' with Saudi Arabia -- it will have to drastically revise its policies vis-a-vis Israel and Palestine," Turki said
Well, this Saudi Arabian for starters. And his 19 friends who did this:
15 of whom were Saudi Arabian.
The Saudis are not our friends. They never have been; we are infidels. While the House of Saud may not be pulling the trigger and tossing the bombs, they are using our oil money to help fund those who do, and to promote the spread of their malignant, anti-Western Islamist worldview that so many of our enemies cling to. The Saudis need us far more than we need them. Americans can walk, or bike or carpool to work if we have to. But you can't eat oil. (Yet another reason to drill here, drill now.)
Hattip: LGF
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