Obama Pays Respects to Serial Abuser/Pediphile

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Pants II

The Kingdom is the largest shareholder of Faux News outside of Murdoch, Dell.

Think about how many times stories have been edited by Faux concerning THE KINGDOM.

And Giuliani told him to stick his $10 million. Probably why he's never on FOX

Instead of arguing which party swallows better can't we unite and condemn this man for what he did during his life?

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

And Giuliani told him to stick his $10 million. Probably why he's never on FOX

Instead of arguing which party swallows better can't we unite and condemn this man for what he did during his life?

Well that would be nice BUT you are the one that threw the first punch without expecting it to be called that your guy was doing the same thing or worse. The title says it all

[mark2061mn]

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Originally Posted by jms62

Well that would be nice BUT you are the one that threw the first punch without expecting it to be called that your guy was doing the same thing or worse. The title says it all

[Danzig]

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...important.html



The longtime coziness between the oil kingdom and the leader of the free world has gone cold for some time and turned frigid in 2013, when Obama refrained from bombing Syria and undertook negotiations with Iran—the Saudis’ two main enemies. Those moves came in the wake of Obama’s abandonment of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, their main ally, during the Arab Spring protests of 2011.

At the low point, Saudi Arabia’s intelligence chief and former longtime ambassador to Washington, Prince Bandar Sultan al-Saud, publicly grumbled that the kingdom was losing trust in Obama’s judgment and might reassess the whole web of relations between the two powers.

Obama didn’t panic over the threat, nor did he need to. Bandar’s rhetorical flourishes coincided with, and may have reflected, a weakening of Saudi power—its standing as the world’s largest petroleum supplier, the basis of its international influence, having just been overtaken by the United States. For once, they needed our arms more than we needed their oil.

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Instead of arguing which party swallows better can't we unite and condemn this man for what he did during his life?

Thought so....zzzzzz

chirp-chirp-chirp

[Pants II]

Dell it is not an issue worth discussing. Americans will have to learn the hard way.

Side note...

Glancing over the quote from the Slate article...heh. I guess the Sauds are losing influence. They have absolutely nothing to do with the plunge in oil.

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Pants II

Dell it is not an issue worth discussing. Americans will have to learn the hard way.

What's sad is if the King was abusing his dogs like he did his women, Americans would be all over him.

[somerfrost]

Foreign policy is a bitch, on the one hand we stand behind perverts like this guy, on the other hand we selectively take on other bad guys like Saddam, Kadafi and the Shaw and we end up with worse...the enemy of my enemy is my friend...if only the real world was that simple.

[GenuineRisk]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/larry-...b_4840060.html

[Pants II]

King of Michigan?

ROFL

Why not post a link to Savior Bill and the Epstein Factory?

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/larry-...b_4840060.html

when huckabee was on the daily show, and john stewart showed video of him playing bass alongside ted nugent, i was really hoping he'd bring up the underage girl...the one ted had 'custody' of.