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Because they will probably twist the Saudi monarch's arm, over time, to desist from using their oil-funded terrorist/ al Qaeda/ ISIS proxies to take over the ME. Just look at how fast Erdogan pulled HIS horns in, once the USA attempted a coup against him and he realized that he had no options left but to suck up to Russia. Now, all of the sudden, Erdogan is no longer supplying ISIS in Syria with oil-laundering services, weapons, fighters, money, and medical aid.

You still don't "get" the fact that the USA is tacitly and actively supporting terrorism in the ME, fighting it with one hand and supplying it with two, don't you?

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I don't see what's funny about that.

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Again you show yourself to be a moron. When the west tries to work with Saudi Araba SIG says we are working with the devil. When the Russians do it its OK.

Enough Jack, you can't be American. The list of threads and posts showing you backing SIGS hate against the west is far to long. The list of threads without a challenge by you, only a defense claiming it's fake news, of what Russia does, including interfering in our elections is also to long, comrade.

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I don't see what's funny about that.

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Again you show yourself to be a moron. When the west tries to work with Saudi Araba SIG says we are working with the devil. When the Russians do it its OK.

Enough Jack, you can't be American. The list of threads and posts showing you backing SIGS hate against the west is far to long. The list of threads without a challenge by you, only a defense claiming it's fake news, of what Russia does, including interfering in our elections is also to long, comrade.

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Israel and Saudi Arabia: What's shaping the covert 'alliance'
To all intents and purposes, Saudi Arabia and Israel are de facto allies in the struggle against Iran's rising influence in the region. It's a developing but highly sensitive relationship, but every so often there is a hint of what may be going on beneath the surface.

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I'm sorry sig but I was speaking about your lack of outrage, but you know that comrade. Further, your attempt to spin recent events into a deep state conspiracy is sick. Being sick you can't control yourself can you comrade?

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You all will forget about this as soon as the media runs another rabbit past you to mindlessly chase after.

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The US has only 2 long-term allies in the ME - SA (petrodollar, est 1973) and Israel. (Egypt is extorting the US for aid money to keep itself on the sidelines re Israel. Turkey has only been weak, part-time ally.)

The US has forgiven both of its allies numerous atrocities over the decades. And as despicable as both Israel and SA are, this is nothing new or different.

But it's being whipped into a froth at the moment (hey - whatever happen to the outrage over UKRAINE!!!, RUSSIA!!!RUSSIA!!!RUSSIA!!! and ASSAD MOST GO!!! ... ?) to manipulate people into barking over the outrage of the day.


You all will forget about this as soon as the media runs another rabbit past you to mindlessly chase after.




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Where has SIG and 1kiki's outrage about anyone allying with Saudia Araba gone ?

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Where has SIG and 1kiki's outrage about anyone allying with Saudia Araba gone ?

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Speaking of question marks, T...

Why is there a space before the question mark in the thread title?

Did they teach you to do that at Shithole Elementary?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Can you tell I am laughing so hard I may piss myself. No really Jack, can you tell. Step away from the bottle Jack. Give sobriety another chance.

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U.S. House Panel to Probe Trump's Saudi Ties: Washington Post

https://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/articles/2018-11-23/us-house-pane
l-to-probe-trumps-saudi-ties-washington-post

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Hey, you guys know what white supremacist hate more than Jews, Polaks. Who here fits that description? kiki and sig to name two. Who loves the Polak hater Trump, kiki and sig to name two.

Fucking dummies

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

How many gyrations will be needed to skip past or ignore all the Saudi ties to Hilliary and Obama?

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How many gyrations will be needed to skip past or ignore all the Saudi ties to Hilliary and Obama?

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Since they aren't in office right now, I'D SAY ZERO.

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How many gyrations will be needed to skip past or ignore all the Saudi ties to Hilliary and Obama?

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Since they aren't in office right now, I'D SAY ZERO.

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First wee have to point out the sentence makes no sense wish. Gyrations is not being used properly. Therefore, it makes sense that zero is the correct answer.

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How many gyrations will be needed to skip past or ignore all the Saudi ties to Hilliary and Obama?

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Since they aren't in office right now, I'D SAY ZERO.

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First wee have to point out the sentence makes no sense wish. Gyrations is not being used properly. Therefore, it makes sense that zero is the correct answer.

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Oil To Hit $100? Half Of Saudi Oil Output Shut After Drone Strikes Cripple World's Largest Oil Processing Facility

Update: The WSJ is out with an update hinting at just how much the price of oil is set to soar when trading reopens late on Sunday after the Saudi Houthi false-flag drone attack on the largest Saudi oil processing plant:

Saudi Arabia is shutting down about half of its oil output after apparently coordinated drone strikes hit Saudi production facilities, people familiar with the matter said, in what Yemen’s Houthi rebels described as one of their largest-ever attacks inside the kingdom.

The production shutdown amounts to a loss of about five million barrels a day, the people said, roughly 5% of the world’s daily production of crude oil. The kingdom produces 9.8 million barrels a day.

And while Aramco is assuring it can restore output quickly, in case it can't the world is looking at a production shortfall of as much as 150MM barrels monthly, which - all else equal - could send oil soaring into the triple digits. Just what the Aramco IPO ordered.

Supply loss from KSA may be as high as 150 MM barrels/month. Oil may hit $100.
— Krishnan Viswanathan (@kxviswan123) September 14, 2019

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What appears to be the most devastating Yemen Houthi rebel attack on Saudi Arabia to date, took place overnight on the world's largest oil processing facility as stunning videos emerged of massive explosions rocking the major Aramco Buqyaq facility.

Fires burned into the morning daylight hours, with explosions also reported at the Khurais oil field, in what the Houthis said was a successful attack involving ten drones. "These attacks are our right, and we warn the Saudis that our targets will keep expanding," a rebel military spokesman said on Houthi-operated Al Masirah TV.
Satellite images shows extent of fires following the attacks in eastern Saudi Arabia: NASA Worldview/AP

Saudi authorities — initially slow or reluctant to identify the cause of the major blaze — on Saturday issued a confirmation via the Saudi Press Agency: "At 4.00am (01:00 GMT) the industrial security teams of Aramco started dealing with fires at two of its facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais as a result of... drones," an interior ministry statement said, which further claimed the fires were "under control".

#Buqayq city view as #Aramco facilities burn. Very likely to be an attack of some sort as gunshots are also heard. #SaudiArabia #Saudi #arabtwitter pic.twitter.com/wkPB2xBKyi
— Ahmed Alsalman (@AAlsalman91) September 14, 2019

However, the Saudis have stopped short of acknowledging the Houthis were behind the attack, which Riyadh is also likely to blame on Iran, which has lately promised that if it can't export its oil then "no one will".

It remains unclear according to early statements whether there were injuries or casualties in the twin oil facility attacks.

More video of fires throughout #Buqayq in #SaudiArabia#arabtwitter #Arab pic.twitter.com/2XvZL5Lgh8
— Ahmed Alsalman (@AAlsalman91) September 14, 2019

In some of the video captured by onlookers outside the Buqayq facility, gunfire in or around the complex was apparent.

A third video filmed from around the corner from the first two.

Geolocated: ( https://t.co/0AjN8ZmrC3) pic.twitter.com/zBwKLbWUk8
— John Marquee (@john_marquee) September 14, 2019

The impact on global oil markets - closed for the weekend - could be significant given the Khurais field produces about 1% of all the world's oil (estimated at over 1M bpd and reserves of over 20BN bpd) and more importantly Abqaiq, which based on the stunning local footage bore the brunt of the drone attacks, remains the most crucial of the kingdom's processing plants.

Located 37 miles southwest of Aramco’s Dhahran headquarters, it controls all the flows from fields like the giant Ghawar field to coastal export terminals like Ras Tanura. Saudi Aramco describes the Buqyaq facility as "the largest crude oil stabilization plant in the world."

The world's largest oil processing facility has been hit in a drone attack.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have said they were behind the strikes on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq plant. Read the full story here: https://t.co/PIGqR4cB2o pic.twitter.com/0Zor9f3Eye
— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 14, 2019

Meanwhile, the United States was quick to "strongly condemn" the attack amid already soaring tensions in the gulf after a summer of "tanker wars" and Iranian threats of walking away altogether from the 2015 nuclear deal (JCPOA).

The U.S. envoy to Saudi Arabia issued a statement saying, “The U.S. strongly condemns today’s drone attacks against oil facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais. These attacks against critical infrastructure endanger civilians, are unacceptable, and sooner or later will result in innocent lives being lost.”

According to Reuters reports the drone attacks will impact up to 5 million bpd of oil production, which suggests that the price of oil - already severely depressed by the recent news that John Bolton is out, making de-escalation with Iran far more likely - is set to soar when trading reopens late on Sunday, just what the upcoming Aramco IPO desperately needs, which in turn has prompted some to wonder if the "Yemen" attack on Saudi Arabia wasn't in fact orchestrated by Saudi interests. 18 years after Sept 11, this shouldn't sound all that outlandish...

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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted U.S. ally King Salman of Saudi Arabia for talks at the Kremlin this week, cementing a relationship that is pivotal for world oil prices and possibly signaling a shift in Middle East politics.

Salman, the first sitting Saudi monarch ever to visit Russia, led a delegation to Moscow bringing with him investment deals worth several billion dollars, providing much-needed investment for a Russian economy battered by low oil prices and Western sanctions.

Saudi Arabia said it signed a memorandum of understanding on the purchase from Russia of S-400 air defense systems. That marked a shift for the kingdom, which buys most of its military supplies from the United States and Britain.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/saudi-king-s-visit-russia-marks-shi
ft-relations-syria-oil-n808271


Explain it to us comrades. Explain why this is OK with you.

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‘Our relations are with Israel’: Trump appears to give embattled Netanyahu the cold shoulder

President Trump appeared to distance himself from embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, declining to offer either encouragement or praise to his most enthusiastically loyal foreign ally now that he faces potential electoral defeat.


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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted U.S. ally King Salman of Saudi Arabia for talks at the Kremlin this week, cementing a relationship that is pivotal for world oil prices and possibly signaling a shift in Middle East politics.

Salman, the first sitting Saudi monarch ever to visit Russia, led a delegation to Moscow bringing with him investment deals worth several billion dollars, providing much-needed investment for a Russian economy battered by low oil prices and Western sanctions.

Saudi Arabia said it signed a memorandum of understanding on the purchase from Russia of S-400 air defense systems. That marked a shift for the kingdom, which buys most of its military supplies from the United States and Britain.

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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted U.S. ally King Salman of Saudi Arabia for talks at the Kremlin this week, cementing a relationship that is pivotal for world oil prices and possibly signaling a shift in Middle East politics.

Salman, the first sitting Saudi monarch ever to visit Russia, led a delegation to Moscow bringing with him investment deals worth several billion dollars, providing much-needed investment for a Russian economy battered by low oil prices and Western sanctions.

Saudi Arabia said it signed a memorandum of understanding on the purchase from Russia of S-400 air defense systems. That marked a shift for the kingdom, which buys most of its military supplies from the United States and Britain.

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You suppose they make those with an English manual and screens? Or do they just send a few Russians along with every purchase? I'm not featuring too many Saudis speaking Russian - not the kind of thing you want to just "wing it."

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