Last week I wrote that ISIS would attack Saudi Arabia this spring. This week the opportunity to attack with a high likelihood of success arrived: The King of Saudi Arabia died today. Unfortunately for the Saudi's, King Abdulla died before his Kingdom's gambit to gain control of ISIS paid off.
Here's what they were trying to do but failed to pull off in time:
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Look for them to keep production up. They will have to clean up Yemen. This will keep costs down, which continues the downward spiral in the realm of geo politics. Oil producers cannot hang on much longer at these rates without suffering irreversible consequences. Things must play out, but they could be both interesting and dangerous. Obama is now playing a more open role in world affairs than ever before.
ReplyDeleteObama is now playing a more open role in world affairs than ever before.
DeleteThat's all we need.............
well hes left eygpt out of the equation.eygpt gets around five billion a year from Saudi.they have a relatively good army.the money is spent on food eygpt couldn't survive without the money your friend truckwilkins
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DeleteAnd what can we do to stop it. The liberals seem to be on their prayer matts every day to pray for a global economic disaster so they can unite the world as one, under the liberal commie thumb. So this is a day for them to drool over. The liberals are always so quick to make deals with the devil. No folks this aint good.
ReplyDeleteSo this is a day for them to drool over.
DeleteHopefully it will backfire.
The next couple of months will be very interesting in the middle east.
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Yes indeed.
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