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Behold, The Great Wall Of Saudi Arabia: 600-Miles Of Protection From ISIS
Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog,
Oh the irony. You just have to laugh when you see this closed, autocratic regime scramble to build a neo-feudal wall in order to protect itself from radical terrorists of its own creation. In fact, it reminds me a lot of U.S. foreign policy. In case you aren’t up to speed on the Saudi relationship to ISIS, I suggest you read the following post: America’s Disastrous Foreign Policy – My Thoughts on Iraq. Here are a couple of excerpts from that piece:
So after the grotesquerie of the Taliban and Osama bin Laden and 15 of the 19 suicide killers of 9/11, meet Saudi Arabia’s latest monstrous contribution to world history: the Islamist Sunni caliphate of Iraq and the Levant, conquerors of Mosul and Tikrit – and Raqqa in Syria – and possibly Baghdad, and the ultimate humiliators of Bush and Obama.
From Aleppo in northern Syria almost to the Iraqi-Iranian border, the jihadists of Isis and sundry other groupuscules paid by the Saudi Wahhabis – and by Kuwaiti oligarchs – now rule thousands of square miles.
Under Obama, Saudi Arabia will continue to be treated as a friendly “moderate” in the Arab world, even though its royal family is founded upon the Wahhabist convictions of the Sunni Islamists in Syria and Iraq – and even though millions of its dollars are arming those same fighters. Thus does Saudi power both feed the monster in the deserts of Syria and Iraq and cosy up to the Western powers that protect it.
But in the years they were getting started, a key component of ISIS’s support came from wealthy individuals in the Arab Gulf States of Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Sometimes the support came with the tacit nod of approval from those regimes; often, it took advantage of poor money laundering protections in those states, according to officials, experts, and leaders of the Syrian opposition, which is fighting ISIS as well as the regime.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has been publicly accusing Saudi Arabia and Qatar of funding ISIS for months. Several reports have detailed how private Gulf funding to various Syrian rebel groups has splintered the Syrian opposition and paved the way for the rise of groups like ISIS and others.
Instead of building this Medieval monstrosity, you’d think the Saudis might want to figure out who amongst them had funded ISIS in the first place, but that would make too much sense. The Independent has reported on the fence:
When a raiding party from Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant attacked a Saudi border post last week, it was no mere hit on a desert outpost.
The jihadists were launching an assault on the new, highest profile effort by Saudi Arabia to insulate itself from the chaos engulfing its neighbors.
The Saudis are building a 600-mile-long “Great Wall” – a combined fence and ditch – to separates the country from Iraq to the north.
Much of the area on the Iraqi side is now controlled by Isil, which regards the ultimate capture of Saudi Arabia, home to the “Two Holy Mosques” of Mecca and Medina, as a key goal.
Riyadh also sent an extra 30,000 troops to the area.
It has also created a physical barrier along parts of the even longer, 1,000-mile border with Yemen to the south.
Here’s what it looks like:

I believe that the recent drop in oil prices puts the current leadership in Saudi Arabia under a significantly higher threat of “regime change” over the next several years. In fact, I’d be surprised if the current status quo continues beyond 2020. While many have noted that the Gulf states are in a good position to ride out the recent price collapse due to massive FX reveres, these reserves can go much faster than expected. Particularly when you need to consistently bribe your own citizenry and build enormous walls on your northern and southern borders.
Of course, perhaps the Saudis aren’t that concerned with ISIS, and rather are looking to defend their ability to wantonly behead people. Indeed, after record beheading lasts year by the Saudis (see: Record Beheadings and the Mass Arrest of Christians – Is it ISIS? No it’s Saudi Arabia), the Kingdom has already put 9 people to death in the first 14 days of 2015. Including a woman, who was decapitated in the middle of the street in Mecca earlier this week.
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So the US sells more arms. We get it already.
That should last all of about 5 seconds.......of course maybe they can staff it with tens of thousands of those crack Saudi patriots every four feet to defend their "country" .........ehhehehehe
I think the wall is a great idea. It will give future tourists and archaeologists lots to see and do.
Can we get one of those for out south border?
Worked well for the French and their Maginot line.
Joke's on them, ISIS will come from Kuwait and Jordan.
Even easier, they'll go through Mexico, claim citizenship, get a drivers license, EBT card and passport, get a job (government provided, of course) in the State Department as an interpreter, get a diplomatic passport, get assigned to the US Embassy in Riyadh and ... well, you get the gist of the charade.
Here's how they keep ISIS out of Texas, lol.
http://youtu.be/3BZVMNV4ycs
/sarc
All these people in the ME are like a bad case of toenail fungus run amok at a nudist convention.
Please dear God, Chemtrail them or something; just make them all go away.
Please
Wasn't there an Israeli company that was going to build this for them? Seriously. It has all kinds of electronic surveilance stuff built-in. The Israelis are experts at prison walls.
A medieval monarchy erects a medieval wall, against medieval religious fanatics.
OK - I remember the deal with this. It's not about the wall or fence at all. The Israelis want the Trans-Arab Pipeline rebuilt at the Saudi-Iraqi border.
The TAP line has been closed for decades and dismantled - everyone figured it would be blown up as soon as it was rebuilt. In order to rebuild it and keep it safe, the Israelis proposed burying it 10 or 15m below the surface.
Now when Israel wants a gas or oil pipeline, the last thing on earth they will do is pay for it themselves. They pretty much got the Iraqis to build the Kirkuk to Haifa pipeline for them even though Iraq (to this day) refuses to sell Israel oil or gas.
This stupid security wall isn't about protecting Saudi Arabia from Iraqi ISIS terrorists - it's to designed to create a permanently-guarded strip of land above the Kuwait to Haifa pipeline. The same technology that detects 'intruders' with a quarter mile of the border also detects terrorists with a backhoe or the vibrations from tunnelling by hand. The diagram is misleading because the 'strip' of land the Israelis really want protected is like a mile wide - it's huge. Iraq and Saudi Arabia would each permanently lose a half-mile of land on their sides of the border (effectively to Israel and its oil/gas security).
Part of the ISIS scheme was to make and excuse to divide Iraq into Sunni and Shia pieces right at the Kirkuk-Haifa pipeline and build a similar 'secrity' fence. Again, built right on top of the pipeline route. Supposedly to separate warring parties, but in actuality to guard the Israeli pipeline.
This Saudi-Iraqi border fence is an excuse the Israelis are pushing for to ensure 'free' guarding of their planned gas and oil pipelines, but from Kuwait. These pipelines all go through to Amman, Jordan and then turn south. Supposedly to feed terminals in the Red Sea port of Aquaba. Israel will tap all of them just south of Amman and run them across to Israel's Haifa port. They don't want to own all the gas and oil in the Middle East - they just want it to run through Haifa and sell it for everyone.
There was a Lebanese port exporting oil and gas for years before the Israelis destroyed the TAP pipeline. One of the reasons Israel seeks to keep the Lebanese in disarray is to ensure that the Lebanese deepwater oil terminal will not 'compete' with Haifa - ever.
"He who controls the tap..."
Big Gubmint projects are all about keeping the hoi poli busy so their minds don't wander. Hard labor also keeps thier little fingers occupied and away from twittering and 'friending' other restless A-Rabs on FB.
Put a gigantic steel-belted condom on the whole damn country.
Paveway is on to something here ;)
Who needs their oil?
Look, it says they completed the wall. is the pipe in? that would mean war with iran can start?
http://www.iraqinews.com/arab-world-news/saudi-arabia-completes-600-mile...
"Mr. Abdullah, tear down this wall!"
Halliburton gonna build it?
Twice. Maybe three times depending on who gets elected.
War with Iran will not start. There is too much in profit to be missed in natural resources if war starts. Why do you think the P5+1 includes Russia, China and Germany? Hint: Its the gas, stupid.
I hope you're just drunk, but if so, why does what you wrote sound so right?
10,000 U.S. soldiers and a million Iraqis were killed to clear the way for the Blood-for-Oil Pipeline, otherwise known as the Kirkuk - Mosel - Haifa pipeline. When the U.S. put in the psychopathic serial-killer Maliki and he started his Sunni ethnic cleansing retribution in Anbar, the plans for ever securing that pipeline went to hell. They can't get Iraqis to be docile pipeline guards if they're busy killing or being killed by other Iraqis or fake ISIS. They're still working on that pipeline around the clock, but it's never going to carry oil until they figure out how they're going to put ISIS back in the bottle (and they can't).
Oman always wanated a new TransArabian Pipeline for their gas, but the Saudis were against more/new pipelines in the north. At least they were a few decades ago. I think they warmed up to the idea of upgrading the Iraqi border pipeline to Jordan now so they can still unload oil/gas if the Straits of Hormuz are closed. Like when they start a war with Iran.
Only 10,000 rednecks? Cheap at twice the rpice.
Yes the irony is not lost on anyone.
If you've been to Juarez, you've seen real terror.
I predict ISIS will conduct a raid from the Persian Gulf, thus revealing the existence of a navy.
Or ISIS will 'emerge' from within Saudi....disaffected youth rise up.
Mr Miffed claimed he was using supreme protection. The results of which just graduated from college.
Miffed
Stupidity.
All an ISIS agent has to do is cross the border from Mexico into the USA, get an Obamaphone, and then book a Priceline flight into Riyadh.
If they have time, they can drop by Langley for lunch.
Oh dear. Someone is stating factual reality when this wall was created to instill the illusion of safety.
It seems appearances are all that matters now. One cursory glance at history shows the results of such foolishness but I'm sure someone made money on constructing this farce.
Miffed
You do realize this is less about IS attacking SA than about just accepting the legitimacy of IS? SA is saying IS is here to stay.
My wife still goes with the concertina wire.
My wife still goes with the concertina wire.
My wife still goes with the concertina wire.
@ NoDecaf:
And Hadrian's Wall, the Atlantic Wall, Berlin Wall, the Wall of China......
In short, building walls is generally a sign of failure.
Worked well for the French and their Maginot line.
But there is nothing like the Ardennes Forest in Kuwait.
The Kuwiaiti Government must certainly love the fact that their Nation is to be transformed into a future Battlespace, with the subsequent destruction of infrastructure...AGAIN.
If I were leading Kuwait I would cut off America from Oil in response...
Wait...There is a glut?
Oil Prices are collapsing?
Nevermind.
.
They do not have to do environmental impact studies like we do.
So, NO!
Walls are a waste of money. If you want to stop people from crossing some imaginary line, REMOVE THE REASON WHY THEY WISH TO CROSS IT!
In the USA, that means no work and no welfare for illegal immigrants. You come here illegally, we strip you of whatever wealth you brought and send you back home.
PS> Jailing the execs of companies that hire illegals would also be a good deterent.
You know that "stripped wealth" wouldn't even cover the gas to get them home, yes?
You're on the right track with punishing the people who benefit most from the arrangement though.
Yeah,, but then it would be an Apartheid wall, just like the Israelis built to stop sex starved teen Moslems from blowing themselves in in pizza parlora
Anybody missing Saddam Hussein yet? Maybe we shouldn't have been so quick with the noose, in retrospect the man was a rockstar.
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I believe that the recent drop in oil prices puts the current leadership in Saudi Arabia under a significantly higher threat of “regime change” over the next several years.
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Hmm, fences can keep people in as well! Which side of the fence is the enemy really on?
Yeah, 600 miles. They are going to have hundreds of thousands of UN-Patriots behind the Wall.
Have no fear, President JEB will have American soldiers reinstalling the solid-gold plumbing fixtures very shortly after any invasion...
Out of all of the Arab countries Saudi Arabia has to take the prize for the most uncivilized, dirty, filthy minded nest of ass cheese dripping cave dwelling beast that has ever lived and the west has D.C.
Winning
we went to war with the wrong countries (Afghan/Iraq)........we shouda nuked Isreal/SArabia
coulda solved alot of problems.....
I got a better idea.
We pack up all our folks, declare victory and go home.
I guarantee you that within a few short weeks, they'll have all but forgotten about us and be back to killing their own kin and kind for shits n' grins and which lineage gets to claim ascendency from the prophet or some such shit, fight over the goats, whatever....
I agree...lets close down the empire
It will happen voluntarily or involuntarily.
It will be less painful when we dictate the terms.
Well-played, Lawrence, well-played.
I guess it never occured to anyone that ISIS could attack through Kuwait.
The fuckers wouldn't dare go around an inpenetrable barrier through Kuwait. Next you will be suggesting a blitzkrieg through Belgium to avoid the Maginot Line. Oh wait...
Yeah, that way they can pickup that gear that we've been storing in Kuwait on the way! Maybe it's more like a road sign instead if a deterrent?
The Floggings will continue until the morale improves.
Remove the peasant females' clitorises, and the peasant males' testicles, IMMEDIATELY!
THAT IS ALL.
H. Kissinger, G. Soros, et.al.
(On behalf of the Saudi Bin Laden Construction Group)
I bet the uber-wealthy shieks don't look too closely at the diverse collection of gals in their harem, whther or not they have that little Magic Button some call a clitoris.
Kuwait... the new Belgium
They don't need no education.
Maginot much?
Some people never learn from history.
Exactly. I'm looking at both ends of the line and laughing. Do they really think the Jordanians or Kuwaitis are gonna cover the flank?
I called the Pussification of Europe months ago?
I called the Pussification of AmeriKa decades ago!
Maybe we could get the Saudis to build something similar along our southern border while they're at it.
Sorry. That exotic technology is only known to sand niggers and ragheads. And they don't share it.
I have an even better idea: end the drug war and take away the entitlement programs. Way cheaper, way easier, no iron fisted fascism required.
Put down the pipe and back away, man! You're in danger of never coming back!
And by sand niggers and ragheads, you mean Israel, right?
Light-skinned Jigs, and towlies, Klink. And... Kikes.
Get your terminology straight.
Seems to me that no one has brought up the 'Great Wall Of China' in the discussion. It was built to keep out Ghengis Kahn and his hordes, wasn't it? Another empire, and another time, and another set of Ashkenazim and Khazarim hordes to be denied access to an empire of greedy and evil motherfuckers who instituted a clan system that put SOME animals in a place more WORTHY than others; and treated the lower 'castes' like human garbage... kind of like 'Saudi' Arabia does...
It would be easier to occupy down to Honduras and build a wall there. If each of the cartels has $10 billion in cash sitting in their palaces, once you take in fractional reserve banking, there is about $1 trillion to cover the cost of the operation.
That's some out of the box shit right there. Well done.
Have any mexicans joind ISIS? They know how to turn borders into a joke.
That only happens in banana republics where they can become "undocumented citizens".
Or Furgeson where they become "undocumented shoppers" ;-)
XE used contractors from central america before.
This was part of the deal John Kerry hashed with them. Flood the market with oil, we'll keep ISIS off your back.
Bullshit.
A flooded oil market kills the producers first, of which guess who is one of the largest?
Kerry's biggest action as Secretary of Pussificaiton was taking James Taylor to Paris to sing "I love the Frogs"
Fucking mind-numbing
You are mistaken...(unless I am mistaken...and know nothing...which is probably the case.)
It is Todd Rundgren, was wriiten for Cannes Musical Festival, and the song is titled "Frogs". The French were not pleased.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmORNIEDRHw
Enjoy.
Perhaps you are thinking of "You Have Got a Friend" in Paris? which is mind-numbing too. I call it Amateur Hour at my local watering hole but for some strange reason, the place is decorated in bright colors. If I did not know the back story, I would have guessed this was a clip from the 4th of July and nothing more special than that.
I have a naive admiration for James Taylor solely for the fact that I like his pop music. I have profound respect for aging musicians who still have the inclination to perform their same chart-toppers over and over. It is not easy for a musician to be able to paly the same hits throughout their careers. Fans want that but for a musician, it can be difficult to maintain enthusiasm. So, I want to respect him. However, this performance was HORRIBLE from an optical standpoint. The video looks like a Tuesday night open stage at my local coffee house!
I felt so embarrassed for James Taylor'S FAMILY!! Imagine being his kid and having to point to your great father's performance whereby it looks like his is bending into his crotch!
James Taylor serenading Europe again or sucking himself off for America?
And they say a good man is hard to find...
And some of the women say, a hard man is a good find.
Thanks for saying that. I was tempted but feared I'd be branded impiously wanton and lascivious. Not that it wouldn't be true... ;-)
Miffed
But all of the queers say it.
Syria is gone and Jordan will fall. The evil root needs to be removed
So will the House of Fraud.
Did the author imply that there were Saudi cavemen highjackers on 911?
FAIL.
Odd, it's built by Airburst, can't the usa do the same, or is little affitmative action clown incapable.
Money Talks, all others Walk.
Herr Dingleberry doesn't want a wall, FFS. He wants an open border to bring in Democratic voters and more state dependency to break the system and cause a reset, a la Alinsky's Plan B from Frank Marshall's buddy in laws, Marx and Lenin
Let's not forget.
We're trying to build a North America Union here.
All the easier to shred the Bill of Rights.
(Note: I don't give a flying fuck about the Constitution only the Bill of Rights. The Constitution is the progenator of the evil monster that runs amok in D.C. Three branches of government my red devil ass, more like three ways to fuck you to Sunday.)
They got everything in place already.
NAFTA
CAFTA-DR
UNESCO
WTO, GATT
Complete Banking control with World CBs, and control over US Bank accounts & Retirements
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news http://pagesix.com/2015/01/16/senators-husband-stands-to-profit-from-gov...
Ever wonder how lowly paid lawmakers leave office filthy rich?
Sen. Dianne Feinstein is showing how it’s done.
The US Postal Service plans to sell 56 buildings — so it can lease space more expensively — and the real estate company of the California senator’s husband, Richard Blum, is set to pocket about $1 billion in commissions.
Blum’s company, CBRE, was selected in March 2011 as the sole real estate agent on sales expected to fetch $19 billion. Most voters didn’t notice that Blum is a member of CBRE’s board and served as chairman from 2001 to 2014.
This feat of federal spousal support was ignored by the media after Feinstein’s office said the senator, whose wealth is pegged at $70 million, had nothing to do with the USPS decisions.
When the national debt is $18 trillion, a billion seems like small change.
Wonder what happens when their Wall meets up with Israel's wall?
This is starting to look like Mad Max.
Cowards.
James Taylor sang a song about it../s
Why cannot the US build this along our southern border??????
Sounds like they got it figured out.....
The Great Wall in China didn't work. Neither will this one.
Augustine's Law. Military Inflation on Weapons.
Mis-Spent Federal funds for Military, Security, Spy Complex. Lobbying in the US is very Strong. Only the best Lobbyist win... these are frequently high cost weapons, new planes, new drones, new vehicles, new communications, new computers for the battle field... and the latest developments that need to be tested out are sexy and attract new money... that is why we cut soldiers... well and we hold back ear marked funds for Contractors.
Yes, Good Question, the US Camber of Commerce has been lobbying for Open Borders every year... and it works and it allows off shoring of US Jobs... since only the best will be chosen as winners or insiders in the "New US Economy".
- New US Economy, Less Jobs, More competition for both unskilled and skilled jobs... more demand for college advanced degrees
- High Labor Supply, with low Demand for Labor
Even with a coast-to-coast wall, Langley's agents will still find ways to get into Mexico.
Protection you say?....Saudi Arabia Plunges into an Abyss
Last week, just before the Charlie Hebdo attack, ISIS sent a suicide team across the border into Saudi Arabia. Here's what happened.
The attack was successful. The team found and killed the Saudi general (Oudah al-Belawi) in charge of the country's nothern border zone at the outpost he was visiting (here's a pic of the state funeral for some of the men killed in the attack).
The target was significant. General Oudah al-Belawi was in charge of the multi-billion dollar Saudi effort to secure the northern border against ISIS. Not only has Saudi Arabia sent 30,000 additional troops to guard the northern border, it's building a highly automated 600-mi security wall to protect itself (lots of robots and sensors). Here's a great graphic of the monstrosity from the Telegraph. My take: What a waste of time and effort.
It demoralized the Saudi military. This attack deeply undermines the morale of Saudi troops on the border. If ISIS can kill a top general...
Saudi Arabia on the edge and Here why this attack is signficant.
http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2015/01/saudi-arabi...
great post, thanks!
One wonders whether the Saudis are capable of handling a serious challenge. Also, it is consistent with the rumor going around that Obama wants to declare war against ISIS as a recognized state.
Wonder?
They still fight over sloppy goat seconds, FFS
Tough? You want tough? I'll tell ya' who're fucking tough, make US SF, etc., look like pussies is the South Korean Marine SF, their Tiger troopies.
That's tough.
Round eye solders ask a Tiger what's a good line in Korean.
"Answer or I cut your tongue out."
Jimi Hendrix - Are you Experienced, Have you been Experienced??
LOL
Everyone in the Desert knows if you chose a Goat as your Bed-Mate you don't share...
oops some new edits above..
- Squads balancing on Motorcycles, Thai Qwon Do demonstrations in Kicking, living off the land, laying in ambush in the Cold Winter, serving at post on Korean Walls & Pill boxes in Winter
Charlie hated the ROKs because they were efficient killers of communists.
Good point. In fact they were the most feared in VN because they were paid per kill. No kill no pay. Proof of a kill (body part required) to collect.
If true this is a pretty big story. So why didn't I hear about it at all in any media?
I know I know, dumb question but still....if true, this is huge.
This would really put the Saudis in a bind.
Another source (MSM, kind of): http://www.christianpost.com/news/isis-kills-high-ranking-saudi-border-o...
and another: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/06/saudi-arabia-anxiou...
It certainly didn't make CNN/Reuters/MSNBC as far as I saw at the time, funny that.
Great post and good link. I have been thinking for quite a while that things would be heading this way. The House of Saud (rhymes with Fraud) is having a harder and harder time holding it together.
Their oil fields are old and are dying. Ghawar is the big one and it has been pumped to death since probably the 1950s or so. The earth constantly makes oil due to the heat of the earth's core. However, The saudi fields may be really be starting to fall off now. I think a lot of this low price crap is less demand and the govt forcing less price manipulation upward, the way Wall street usually does plus the oil companies pushing prices higher.
This is all designed to nuke Putin, Iran and to a lesser extent Venezuela.
The Saudi military will melt away or fragment once real shooting starts as the web site mentions.
The Saudis are Sunni but there are many Shia in the "kingdom" who hate the House of Fraud.
Thanks. A good read for those of us who don't follow Saudi security affairs in any detail.
The Kingdom does have a "ripe" smell about it....
The ISIS threats, however, are not limited to the West or Israel. Takfiri militants have reportedly threatened to attack Saudi Arabia too. ISIS is turning against everyone, even its initial supporters.
So umm ya about that ISIS Air Force ...
And their solution to the ISIS sympathizers within their borders?
Give them in-state tuition.
/sarc
Long,recycled comments
What else one gonna use to describe "Long, recycled stupidity"?
I mean fuck all, O'pj's is in the process of asking for boots on ground to fight ISIS/L/Al's brother Keda or who the fuck ever we're at war with besides Russia, China, Norks, Canada, Venzuala, I mean next we'll really and truly have the Blue Light specter of holographic alien invaders and everybody'll think it's just a cool bug assed Ocular Rift thingamajiggie. Like wow, man.
Oh Yen, my cynicism is blistering to the surface tonight.
Hopefully we just go back to the Greek method of warfare.
- Your AI Weapons against our AI Weapons, in Space, in Air, in Sea, on Land, whatever, Send your psychic warriors to kill our goats...
After almost 14 years I still wanna know how #1 could lose all it's air defenses the day "it happened" and lose more than 2,800 people and #2 or should I say #2(s) (the banking arm) and (the oil arm) never gets attacked like the U.S. since!
How embarrassing it's all been for the U.S. military since? And what they can look forward to in that Eastern European Country that both #2(s) will give no support to militarily whatsoever just like they always haven't when the time comes for Western Europe to take the biggest hit!
Certainly hope the Saudi Royal family and members of the Knesset are scouring the bottom of the sofa and car cushions to help fund our boys and girls and ISIS when the time comes!
keeping ISIS out or keeping Saudi rabble in when Ghawar runs dry?
You can still slant drill under that fence, right?
Mr Baghdadi, Tear down this wall.
The universal truth of all governmnet walls is: They are more to keep people in, not out, as the biggest threat to the ruling elites is loss of their draft animals, people, then the influx of possible threats.
The banksters need to repay us.
Krugman's wet dream.
Let's hope ISIS doesn't get artillery. *fingers crossed*
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/15/isil-captured-52-us-made...
I always loved the Maginot Line.
Won't stop the NWO. Won't stop China.
http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2015/01/15/saudi-reset-with-iran-i...
Our relationship with Saudi Arabia is tricky and troublesome. If we try to intervene in their domestic affairs we risk destabilizing the House of Saud and potentially lose an ally in the region. On the other hand, how many times have we made allies of future enemies?
One would have thought Allah would protect the faithful.
Hmmmm. I got it. Saudi's have no faith.
Too bad for them, ISIS is coming to bite the faithless ass.
option 1) build a protective wall first then stir up terrorism
option 2) stir up terrorism first then panic and build a protective wall
option 3) stir up terrorism but don't build a protective wall
Saudi policy is (2) U.S. policy is (3)
The "like" button doesn't work for this post...?
Yeah, it works. I just "like"d you...or was that an "unlike". I confuse easily when I have to choose between an Apple.
karma's a bitch...gonna be a fun day when the suicide bombers come home to roost.
I thought Karma was a guys name.
Saddam was a furry bunny rabbit compared to ISIS and whatever comes next...US helping to speed up the Darwinian process of creating the ultimate insane fanatic warriors...cool, we still got the ocean and the navy, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia...bye bye, we'll wait til ISIS conquers you, then we'll nuke their ass and take your gas.
Obama want's them to come
He will use them later
I am not being sarcastic
you will see
How do I Print/Save just the title?
"Behold....". I love that shit.
This analysis is total horse poop. The Turks are the ones backing Isis. They are anti-Saudi and anti-Egyptian. The current leader of Egypt is anti-Obama. Obama is pro Muslim Brotherhood, just like the Clintons, and Turkey.
The Ottoman Empire was the last Caliphate, and it has only had a small hiatus in the scope of things. The Turks want to re-establish it and so does the Muslim in Chief.
"No religion sanctions the killing of innocents" he said. Well, duh, according to his religion, the Charlie Hebdos were not innocents.
Ding Dong. This is your wake up call........
#ISIS
The Pentagon announced that a mission to train the “moderate” Syrian opposition may involve over 1,000 US troops. The first soldiers may flow into the region in a month, while the trained fighters may return to Syria to “fight ISIS” by the end of 2015.
more:
http://tersee.com/#!q=isis&t=text
Oh those whacky Wahhabists... did they forget about the ISISTM training camps in Jordan?
broke window 3.0
4 is incendiary
5 is kill the witnesses
HUAC was right, and should apprehend the surviving villians they missed when they were shut down by Israeli spies.
The Saudis are only doing this to try and tell the world "we have nothing to do with ISIS, they hate us too....now please look over here at this great big wall we're building to keep them out. Look at our wall!"
By the way, I would love to see the list of US, UK, French, Israeli, etc MIC contractors that are involved in building this thing. The War on Terror is the gift that just keeps on giving for these scumbags.
.........due to massive FX reveres, these reserves can go much faster than expected. Particularly when you need to consistently bribe your own citizenry and build enormous walls on your northern and southern borders.......... hm, they will lose it the same way, Kadafi/Lybia has lost the gold and wealth fund. A small crash in Eu first, few months latter in US and Japan to the end, will wipe out the FX reserves much faster, keeping it in the western banks and not handing it out to some Bedouins in the desert. The many will stay in the western banks, definitely.
The picture of the wall is wrong. It must be reversed because it is needed to keep their people in like the gold old DDR.
Hire a few Mexican consultants...or simply go around.
So when it comes down to them having to defend their own sand pile from the shitstorm they have supported for 20 years they suddenly want to build a wall. Too fucking funny. No one will ever try to go around the flanks of it. Great idea. Ever read history? just wondering.
Hehe, that's what I was thinking. Maginot line was a great success - the Germans never did get through it. Bwaaaaaahahahahahahaha!
Although, maybe if they painted the line red it would work better. It'd be a shame to see the Saudis go down.
ISIS has main battle tanks, courtesy of US Army....Saudis will need to put in a nice big minefield, tank traps and dug in garrison...chain link fence? lol.
the trouble with walls is that you sell it to keep the "barbarians" out.
But in reality its to keep the slave labour "within" and docile.
Anyone ever heard of parachutes, betcha isis has.