Saudi official questions new sanctions on Iran
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister on Monday expressed doubts about the usefulness of more sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
Prince Saud al-Faisal told a news conference in the Saudi capital that the threat posed by Iran's nuclear ambitions demands a more immediate solution than sanctions. He described sanctions as a long-term solution, and he said the threat is more pressing.
Is any further comment required? (except the misleading nature of some of the headlines over this)
Jews and Wahabbis agree?
ReplyDeleteThe world is coming to an end ... for Iran.
Hi Epaminondas,
ReplyDeleteWhat are you wink-winking and hinting at?...
You want to tell me that the Saudis and the IDF are exchanging their IFF* code numbers now?!
Alex.
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IFF* = Identity of Friend or Foe
See the control box here:-
http://members.chello.nl/m.waterloo/images/f-4j/f-4j_iff_c-6280a-apx.jpg
P.S.
Next time you visit Mecca, ask the guy in uniform to give you the empty box of their IFFs ...
If you find a document in it ( I'm sure you will, they don't smoke "Grass" rolled in such a low paper quality...),
you will see, TESTED AND APPROVED BY:- AM !
Now, go and figure out, who the focking AM INFIDEL is this one?...
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