Saudi foreign minister to see Bush oveer 9-11 report controversy

Associated Press ^ | 07-28-03

[Brian S]

Saudi Arabia's foreign minister flew here Monday for talks with President Bush amid a raging controversy over a congressional report on the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

Minister Saud al-Faisal visit was disclosed by two administration officials, who spoke on condition of anonymtiy.

[rickmichaels]

Saudi Arabia's foreign minister flew here Monday for talks with President Bush...

Keep him waiting, Mr. President.

[dagnabbit]

I guess this Saudi is going to lean on Bush Jr. to keep mum about the pesky little matter of House of Saud involvement in the worst-ever foreign attack on Amerca.

Too bad for this walking towel rack that the 28 pages have been seen by enough people, so that even if the Saudis own Bush Jr. as completely as they did Bush Sr., the truth is still coming out.

[Brian Allen]

<< The top Republican senator on the inquiry, Richard Shelby, said Sunday on NBC that 95 percent of the classified pages could be released without jeopardizing national security. >>

If Senator Shelby says it is so then it is so.

So let's see it.

Pity the inquiry doesn't lay the blame where it belongs, though.

With treasonous Congressional 'Democrats,' "former" Democrats' -- and with their RINO 'Democrat' henchmen.

[Bobby777]

"Saud(i) involvement in the worst-ever foreign attack on Amerca"



http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1929125321/ref=pd_sim_video_1/002-1242918-3665655?v=glance&s=video

this (below) is the same video under another name ...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1928660053/ref=pd_nfy_gw_rv_a/002-1242918-3665655?v=glance

[livius]

I think Bush is probably the first president to actually confront the Saudis - they've never been worried before about any of our other presidents, particularly BJ Clinton - who was obviously in bed with them (well, sorta).

Go Bush!

[big bad easter bunny]

Lets all demand the release! While they are at it lets release the Cox report about Clinton and the Chicoms!

[dagnabbit]

I think Bush is probably the first president to actually confront the Saudis

Confront them with what? Seconds at the Crawford BBQ?

[livius]

Compared to what all other presidents have done (zip-zero-zilch), Bush practically has them down on their knees begging. They've never even had to defend themselves before.

Can you name me another time when the Saudis have felt even slightly on the defensive?

No? That's what I thought.

[JediForce]

After 9-11 this nation had to "grow up" and I believe that we are mature enough to handle the truth. We do not have to disclose methods or sources. All the American people need to know is what country...(and I think it is more than one) or countries were involved in the act of war on our nation. Once we are informed of this I am confident that our people will demand that our military destroy that nation (or nations). That is the main reason why those 28 pages are still classified. If the public knows it will demand action. And some are not ready to do so yet.

[dagnabbit]

Bush practically has them down on their knees begging.

Yes, I'm sure he does. In fact, I'm sure the two years since the worst-ever attack on this country have just been filled with strong actions by this administration against Saudi Arabia. In fact, I'm sure I'll be able to remember and name just one of those actions any minute now. Any minute now...

[yonif]

read later

[swarthyguy]

Be patient, man, it's all part of the Master Plan, unelucidated but picked up by osmosis by those smart enough to see the strategery behind the vision thing.

Bush is letting the Saudis misunderestimate him.

We're going to kill them with kindness.