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wutang wrote:May still refusing to release that report into terrorist funding.

During the election, the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, said Cameron had committed to publishing the report by spring 2016, but the Home Office later suggested it would never be published, calling the contents “very sensitive”.

Sensitive for who?



https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 ... udi-arabia

Government refuses to release report into Saudi Arabia’s funding of Islamist extremism in UK

Home Secretary accused of ‘putting our so-called friendship with Saudi Arabia above our values’ as she cites national security for keeping investigation secret

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 37771.html

Britain Aggressively Courts $2 Trillion Saudi Aramco Listing

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/13/busi ... -york.html

The City regulator is proposing to water down stock market rules in a move regarded as an attempt to attract the world’s biggest ever flotation – of Saudi Aramco, the Gulf kingdom’s state oil company – to London.

The proposals by the Financial Conduct Authority come as Aramco weighs up which financial centre to pick for the sale of 5% of its shares. The company could be valued at $2tn – a huge price tag that would also generate hundreds of millions of dollars in fees for investment bankers, lawyers and other professional firms involved in stock market flotations.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... -in-london

wutang wrote:May still refusing to release that report into terrorist funding.

During the election, the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, said Cameron had committed to publishing the report by spring 2016, but the Home Office later suggested it would never be published, calling the contents “very sensitive”.

Sensitive for who?



https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 ... udi-arabia

During the election, the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, said Cameron had committed to publishing the report by spring 2016, but the Home Office later suggested it would never be published, calling the contents “very sensitive”.

Si_Crewe wrote:

Guest wrote:The silence from the Tories on here is fucking deafening. Not one has said why they support the head chopping Wahabbists.

Maybe that's cos they don't?

Meanwhile, in another thread, the leftards are all busy arguing that Saudi is actually a super place comparable to Europe or the USA when it comes to civil rights.

Guest wrote:The silence from the Tories on here is fucking deafening. Not one has said why they support the head chopping Wahabbists.

Puzzler wrote:I really wish we were allied with Iran instead of Saudi.

rollup wrote:I suspect Iran is where this is all headed.

Yet despite these differences, Ankara and Doha don’t regard Tehran as an enemy. This is enough to reach common ground on some differences thanks to Riyadh’s harsh regional approach, which is seen by all three as endangering fragile regional stability.

Iran has taken several steps to ensure the blockade has a minimal effect on Qatar. Its airspace has eased access for Qatari flights banned by the neighbouring Gulf states, while it is exporting more than 1,000 tons of fruits and vegetables to Doha every day following the closure of the Qatari border with Saudi Arabia, which was the main route for the majority of Qatar's food needs.

rollup wrote:

wutang wrote:

Rockstar wrote:

wutang wrote:
Saudi's one 'military' strength (apart from the foreign mercenaries it hires) is the Islamist terror is funds and arms - no coincidence that ISIS/AL-Qaeda/etc are taking on the Saudi's rivals like Assad, Houthis, Iran, etc.

Sunnis terrorizing Shias like always.


Qatar is next.

Mohammed bin Salman named Saudi Arabia's crown prince
Saudi king replaces first in line to the throne with his son, Mohammed bin Salman, the defence chief, state media says.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/06/s ... 07437.html

As defense minister this turd has been in charge of the Saudi war in Yemen - i.e commiting genocide.

He is also very hawkish against Iran ruling out talks and saying he will take the battle to them.... the joke being that Iran would kick the living shit out of the Saudis in a war.
Unless of course the Americans are planning to use it as a pretext to start one with the Iranians

Mohammed bin Salman, embarked on major overseas visits, including a trip to the White House to meet President Donald Trump in March.

That visit to Washington helped lay the foundation for Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May, which marked the president's first overseas visit.

The trip was promoted heavily by the kingdom as proof of its weight in the region and wider Muslim world.

I suspect Iran is where this is all headed.

wutang wrote:

Rockstar wrote:

wutang wrote:
Saudi's one 'military' strength (apart from the foreign mercenaries it hires) is the Islamist terror is funds and arms - no coincidence that ISIS/AL-Qaeda/etc are taking on the Saudi's rivals like Assad, Houthis, Iran, etc.

Sunnis terrorizing Shias like always.


Qatar is next.

Mohammed bin Salman named Saudi Arabia's crown prince
Saudi king replaces first in line to the throne with his son, Mohammed bin Salman, the defence chief, state media says.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/06/s ... 07437.html

As defense minister this turd has been in charge of the Saudi war in Yemen - i.e commiting genocide.

He is also very hawkish against Iran ruling out talks and saying he will take the battle to them.... the joke being that Iran would kick the living shit out of the Saudis in a war.
Unless of course the Americans are planning to use it as a pretext to start one with the Iranians

Mohammed bin Salman, embarked on major overseas visits, including a trip to the White House to meet President Donald Trump in March.

That visit to Washington helped lay the foundation for Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May, which marked the president's first overseas visit.

The trip was promoted heavily by the kingdom as proof of its weight in the region and wider Muslim world.

Rockstar wrote:

wutang wrote:
Saudi's one 'military' strength (apart from the foreign mercenaries it hires) is the Islamist terror is funds and arms - no coincidence that ISIS/AL-Qaeda/etc are taking on the Saudi's rivals like Assad, Houthis, Iran, etc.

Sunnis terrorizing Shias like always.


Qatar is next.

Mohammed bin Salman named Saudi Arabia's crown prince
Saudi king replaces first in line to the throne with his son, Mohammed bin Salman, the defence chief, state media says.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/06/s ... 07437.html

Mohammed bin Salman, embarked on major overseas visits, including a trip to the White House to meet President Donald Trump in March.

That visit to Washington helped lay the foundation for Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May, which marked the president's first overseas visit.

The trip was promoted heavily by the kingdom as proof of its weight in the region and wider Muslim world.

wutang wrote:
Saudi's one 'military' strength (apart from the foreign mercenaries it hires) is the Islamist terror is funds and arms - no coincidence that ISIS/AL-Qaeda/etc are taking on the Saudi's rivals like Assad, Houthis, Iran, etc.