Saudis Sticking It To Us Again
Reader comment on: 1,500 Qaeda Members Freed After Counseling

Submitted by Ray, Nov 27, 2007 09:07

When will we ever learn that the Saudis are not our friends. It boggles the mind that members of Al Qaeda are being released from prison on a promise not to practice jihad on the peninsula. What about the rest of the world? We should remove the Saudis from our teat and let them fend for themselves. How much American blood was spilled for them in the first gulf war. How much allied blood was spilled for them in the first gulf war? Are the Saudis really that important an ally of ours? I'm an advocate of carpet bombing Ryadh, Amman, Tehran, Islamabad and any other capital in the Arab world that wants to destroy our way of life. Strike first, strike hard and don't let up until they rid themselves of islamofascists.

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⇒ Saudis Sticking It To Us Again [133 words]	Ray	Nov 27, 2007 09:07
Nonsense [50 words]	Matthew Ward	Nov 27, 2007 08:30

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