RELIGION OF PEACE WATCH -- Another Embarrassment For America's Multiculturalist Apologists!

iconoclast ^ | Stephen Rittenberg

[clintonbaiter]

So, according to Saudi Arabia's chief cleric, the Holy Wahabbi warriors have deviated from the true path when they stopped concentrating on slaughtering Jews and Americans .....

[clintonbaiter]

How can the Bush administration continue to treat Saudi Arabia as a close ally? The blatant anti-Americanism that emanates from their official religion is a gross insult to this nation!

[Puppage]

Saudi Arabia's Chief Wasabi

[Steve_Seattle]

"How can the Bush administration continue to treat Saudi Arabia as a close ally? The blatant anti-Americanism that emanates from their official religion is a gross insult to this nation!"

I think Bush believes that, unlike Saddam, the Saudis can be frightened into cooperation, that they have an instinct for self-preservation which will cause them to reluctantly reign in the more extreme elements in their country.

[veronica]

FYI.

[Savage Beast]

Americans had better keep and eye on the Saudis and--above all!--maintain American power. The Saudis wouldn't mind shifting their alliance to China or Russia or the EU or anyone else. They are obviously not enamored of America; ours is an affair of mutual convenience.

[Blzbba]

"I think Bush believes that, unlike Saddam, the Saudis can be frightened into cooperation, that they have an instinct for self-preservation which will cause them to reluctantly reign in the more extreme elements in their country."


There's no way the Saudi royalty will attempt to rein in these mullah cleric losers, given their own desire to maintain power.

Saudi Arabia should've been listed as a member of the Axis of Evil. Hell, now that Iraq has been eliminated as a threat, I think they should replace Iraq in the Axis.

Avoid terrorism tomorrow by invading Saudi Arabia today.

One thing's for sure - Bush would have no problems tying 9-11 to this hellhole country!

[templar]

How can the Bush administration continue to treat Saudi Arabia as a close ally?

They are a close ally. Just not ours.

Keep in mind that Bush is very, very accepting of Islam.

[tbpiper]

Keep in mind that Bush is very, very accepting of Islam.

Care to flesh out that implecation a bit?

[templar]

Care to flesh out that implecation a bit?

No. Make of it what you will.

[Guillermo]

Maybe it has something to do with the fact that after 9-11, Bush said, after taking his shoes off, in mosque after mosque, proclaiming that Islam is a "religion of peace."

Maybe it has to do with the fact that he celebrated Ramadan in the White House with a bunch of Wahhabists.

Maybe its the fact he keeps close counsel with Grover Norquist, a Wahhabist apologist.

Maybe it has to do with the fact that he called the Muslim "god" the same as the Christian God...

[tbpiper]

Make of it what you will.

Ok. Babblings of a tin foil fool; advice from a foriegn policy dolt; nonsense from a diplomatic dunderhead. Geez, I didn't realize all the possibilties.

[tbpiper]

Maybe it has something to do with....

Maybe it has something to do with keeping an enemy 'close'.

[templar]

Ok. Babblings of a tin foil fool; advice from a foriegn policy dolt; nonsense from a diplomatic dunderhead. Geez, I didn't realize all the possibilties.

I must compliment you on your civil and thoughtful reply.

Youj display the depth of your intelligence well.

BTW, If I wish to make an obsrvation from which I have not formed any further opinions, that is my perogative. If you've observed differenty you can do so.

[tbpiper]

Youj display the depth of your intelligence well.

So do youj.

[wildbill]

Last time I looked, Saudi Arabia was the world's largest oil producer and we are the world's largest oil consumer.

Does that suggest a relationship that might be necessary to maintain in some fashion in order to prevent disruption of our way of life?

[Napoleon Solo]

...and maybe Karl Rove is calling the shots too much. If GWB has any chance of continuing in office, he should get out from under Rove and call it like he sees it just like after 9/11 and stop pandering to PC correctness ala Rove.

[sinclair]

“...call it like he sees it just like after 9/11 and stop pandering to PC correctness ala Rove.“

One thing everybody on this forum better understand fully is that there are not enough conservative voters in this country to keep Bush in the White House for another term. One undeniable fact about politics today is: POLITICS = PANDERING.