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August 25th, 2010 admin No comments

Does it bother anybody sell weapons?

At 9-11, 17 out of 19 hijackers came from Saudi Arabia, (or they?) Even Bush and this administration will sell high-precision bombs to Saudi Arabia. presupposes agreement includes tail kits that turn unguided bombs to precision munitions with built-in satellite and motion-sensor navigation systems. Of course, this is the same guy (Bush) who tried to sell our port security to the UAE immediately after 9 to 11 Who's side is all about Bush? http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071227 / Pl_nm / arms_saudi_usa_dc yes I understand your points, but Saudi Arabia still teaches a very strict Islamic extremist teachings in the madrasas. The books were reviewed that still refer to the ideal target and kill the Jews infadels, so if you try get rid of the extremist then why are they preaching extremist dialogue?

Saudi government had nothing to do with kidnapping airliners. Saudi Arabia has a problem with Muslim extremists within its borders, like most Muslim countries. hijackers came Saudi Arabia in the first place, because it was easier for Saudis to get into the United States than in other Muslim countries. For this reason, al-Qaeda recruited Saudis, who are also Muslim extremists come to the United States, because it was easier for Saudis to get into the United States. What it shows is the need for extensive internal controls at all people who come to this country. We need to know who is here and we need to have sufficient experience to control, to discover that they are not criminals, and they are not terrorists. Fortunately, we have strengthened our security procedures significantly from 11 September 2,001th We should not restrict the sale of weapons to our allies, because some of their citizens might be terrorists. If we do that we problems like those we have in Pakistan, where the government has allowed military equipment from the United States go after al-Qaeda and Taliban because of restrictions on sales of military technology to nations that have large populations of Muslim extremists within its borders. Military equipment without government not a military force that is needed to get rid of terrorists within their borders. (Asker Correct) What is taught madrasas in the situation of the Saudi government. In fact, people are taught in the madrasas are Muslim extremists who want to overthrow the Saudi government and seize power in Saudi Arabia. madrasas are private and are operated by Islamic extremists. Saudi Government has absolutely no control over what is taught in the madrasas. Unfortunately Saudi government is not strong enough to carry control over what is taught in the madrasas. I agree with what is taught in the madrasas must stop. Unfortunatley to the Saudi government is much stronger than it is now the government of Saudi Arabia is relatively powerless to control what is taught in the madrasas. If we refuse to provide military equipment to the Saudi government, that just makes it that much harder for the Saudi government to ensure that anti-Muslim extremists. If we permit the Saudi government to fall to Muslim extremists in Saudi Arabia, then we will have real problems.