Thursday, July 01, 2010

King Abdullah wants to wipe Israel and Iran off the map

From Foreign Policy:

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah probably refrained from expressing at least half this sentiment in his meeting today with President Obama: On June 5, he reportedly told French Defense Minister Hervé Morin that "There are two countries in the world that do not deserve to exist: Iran and Israel."
The scoop comes from Georges Malbrunot, a French journalist with Le Figaro. Malbrunot, a respected Middle East correspondent who spent four months as a hostage of the Islamic Army in Iraq, goes on to report that two sources, from diplomatic and military circles, have confirmed the story. He suggests that the anger directed as Israel was the result of the IDF raid on the Gaza-bound flotilla, which occurred just days before this outburst. (Hat tip goes to the eagle-eyed correspondents at Friday Lunch Club).

3 comments:

LL said...

My sense is that the people who comprise the management of this blog have no genuine understanding of the Religion of Peace or you'd clearly grasp why many tens or even hundreds of millions need to be slaughtered to satisfy the will of God.

Pastorius said...

LOL

revereridesagain said...

So they tell us, LL.

And here is Saudi Arabia, our "ally" who sends its wahabist imams to preach our destruction, and to whom we are chained because we have allowed ourselves to believe that it is not absolutely necessary for us to supply enough of our own oil not to need these them.

Watching SA and Iran destroy each other would be entertaining if not for the $20 a gallon gas that would result.