Shi’ite fury after Saudi mass execution - page 2.

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Quote from: Spendulus on January 03, 2016, 12:52:38 PM

Quote from: Lucius on January 03, 2016, 11:50:29 AM

Quote from: croato on January 03, 2016, 10:44:42 AM

As long as USA kiss their ass for oil, Saudis can do whatever they want. If any other country in area do something like that, hell would open on them.

Exactly so, they are allowed all.And if it is true that Saudi Arabia has invested a lot in the US economy over the years there is no way that such a business partner is called into question.Executed people are enemies of SA and therefore enemies of the USA.

Maybe as long as we have a Muslim president.

Hillary On Saudi Executions: Not ‘A smart Decision’ For A Friend…

Hillary Clinton joined in criticism of Saturday’s execution of 47 in Saudi Arabia, among them prominent Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr.

“I don’t think it was a smart decision for them to make,” Clinton, the former secretary of state, said Sunday in New Hampshire.

Nimr’s death was met with the torching of the Saudi embassy in Tehran, Iran. It drew excoriation by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameini, who said, “The divine hand of revenge will take the Saudi politicians by the throat.”

The State Department, Germany, the United Kingdom and others condemned the killings.

Clinton was careful to still call Saudi Arabia a “friend.”

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/clinton-saudi-executions-not-smart/article/2579476

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Saudia Arabia is the shittest dictatorship-shithole, but it is the U.S.’ ally and an extremely important armaments customer of U.K. and France and therefore no one speaks of its atrocities.

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Back when Iran was holding our people hostage, we had a name for people that behave like s heads , It was being 'Iranian'. Lets bring it back into common parlance.

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Quote from: Lucius on January 03, 2016, 11:50:29 AM

Quote from: croato on January 03, 2016, 10:44:42 AM

As long as USA kiss their ass for oil, Saudis can do whatever they want. If any other country in area do something like that, hell would open on them.

Exactly so, they are allowed all.And if it is true that Saudi Arabia has invested a lot in the US economy over the years there is no way that such a business partner is called into question.Executed people are enemies of SA and therefore enemies of the USA.

Maybe as long as we have a Muslim president.

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Quote from: croato on January 03, 2016, 10:44:42 AM

As long as USA kiss their ass for oil, Saudis can do whatever they want. If any other country in area do something like that, hell would open on them.

Exactly so, they are allowed all.And if it is true that Saudi Arabia has invested a lot in the US economy over the years there is no way that such a business partner is called into question.Executed people are enemies of SA and therefore enemies of the USA.

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As long as USA kiss their ass for oil, Saudis can do whatever they want. If any other country in area do something like that, hell would open on them.

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Saudi Arabia’s mass execution of 47 men on terrorism charges has unleashed anger at home and beyond.

Prominent Shi’ite cleric Nimr al-Nimr was amongst those executed on Saturday.

The Saudi embassy in the capital of mainly Shi’ite Iran was stormed by protesters, who ransacked the offices and started fires in the building.

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamanei condemned Saudi Arabia for the second day on Sunday (January 3) saying politicians in the Sunni kingdom would face divine retribution for the cleric’s death.

The two regional rivals were already at odds with each other over an ongoing conflict in Yemen where Saudi-led fighters are battling against the Iran-backed Houthi rebel movement.

Crowds of Shi’ite Muslims marched through Saudi Arabia’s majority Shi’ite Qatif district to protest against the cleric’s execution.

Al-Nimr was convicted after a political and grossly unfair trial, according to Amnesty International.

The Saudi cleric was described as a thorn in the side of the Saudi authorities, an outspoken and long-standing critic of the kingdom’s discriminatory policies against its Shi’ite minority.

He was executed along with three other Shi’ites and dozens of Sunni jihadists.

http://www.euronews.com/2016/01/03/shi-ite-fury-after-saudi-mass-execution

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