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ansy1968

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coolgod said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862637177747739053

Surprised Trudeau caved this fast to Trump.
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Bro by now you know this pattern, Trump main target regarding his Tariff is China BUT he need to include this chicken little to strike fear and also gain some cards when dealing with Xi, will it work against China?....lol Well with Trump, he can define a defeat as victory and Xi being magnanimous will let him have his glory.
 
broadsword

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pmc said:
when you actually read this thing correctly. Saudis were keen that US recognize the Kingdom and US pledge but US waited untill 1931 to recognize the kingdom. so who were giving them intelligence about US. only those who already have interest in the region. and every thing happened after that point toward that bargain. if there was No Soviet Union and this communism. (they didnot use Soviet name) its likely this Arab/US alliance would have turn there guns on Iran/Turkey. Europe was flat broke after war to have any worth.
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Where does it say "It was Arabic soft power that divided India..."
 
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pmc

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broadsword said:
Where does it say "It was Arabic soft power that divided India..."
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do you think India could be divided without Arabs and US military power. UK was not in position to say no.
Saudi are very generous, sophisticated and polite. They are not going to tell on your face what they actually did nor not did.

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Echoes of history in Saudi solidarity with Pakistan​

In April 1940, within a month of the passage of the Lahore Resolution, Crown Prince Saud bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud visited Karachi. He was warmly welcomed by towering Muslim League figures including M.A.H. Ispahani, M.A. Maniar, and Karim Bhai Ibrahim. He was accompanied by a large delegation, including his five brothers. Two of them, Prince Faisal and Prince Fahd, were to become the future kings of Saudi Arabia.
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A Lasting Legacy: The Dhahran Airfield and Civil Air Terminal​

DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia - The 1945 meeting between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and King Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia fortified relations between the two nations; however, U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia actually began a few years prior.
King Abdul Aziz would not agree to allow the U.S. to build the base unless the British indicated their "no-objection" in writing, Hart wrote. After high-level talks between the U.S. and Britain, the United Kingdom informed the King of their approval of the airfield in May 1945 -- fearing that their aviation landing rights in the U.S. may be threatened if they did not. The U.S. and Saudi Arabia then signed the Dhahran Airfield Agreement in August 1945. The agreement was modified in 1946.
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broadsword

broadsword

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pmc said:
do you think India could be divided without Arabs and US military power. UK was not in position to say no.
Saudi are very generous, sophisticated and polite. They are not going to tell on your face what they actually did nor not did.
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Ah, I get it now. You should have elaborated earlier.

It began with
1) Saudi princes visited Pakistan in 1940.
2) Saudi permitted the construction and use of the Dhahran Airfield by the Americans.

And that was how India could be divided without Arabs and US military power.
 
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pmc

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broadsword said:
Ah, I get it now. You should have elaborated earlier.

It began with
1) Saudi princes visited Pakistan in 1940.
2) Saudi permitted the construction and use of the Dhahran Airfield by the Americans.

And that was how Saudi helped to divide India.
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Saudi prince visited to support the division of India in 1940. and Saudis have that oil agreements with Americans. from what basis Saudis so confident on American technology to give them Oil agreements? because there people who interested in state of Israel in the region. see the identical people who are involved in division of India
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What happened when Saudi King Abdul Aziz met US President Roosevelt​

The meeting between Roosevelt and Ibn Saud was unprecedented, but had been set in motion over a year earlier by a visit to the US by two of the king’s sons, both future rulers of their country.

But in meeting with Ibn Saud, Roosevelt had two goals in mind, both of which trod heavily on Britain’s toes: His politically motivated determination to solve the Palestinian-Jewish problem, and the economic and strategic imperative of securing a post-war US relationship with Saudi Arabia, including, crucially, access to its oil.
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manqiangrexue

manqiangrexue

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pmc said:
do you think India could be divided without Arabs and US military power.
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Yes
pmc said:
UK was not in position to say no.
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The UK was the one in a position to massacre them.
pmc said:
Saudi are very generous, sophisticated and polite.
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LOLOL They're generous because they have to be; without throwing around their money, they are nobody and can deal with nobody. They are "sophisticated" only by third world standards; in the modern world, we don't call anyone sophisticated when they know nothing about technology. And they are polite because they have no military power but have to deal with the West which constantly teeters between buying middle-eastern oil or killing people for it.
pmc said:
They are not going to tell on your face what they actually did nor not did.
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Because like Joe Biden, they are not intelligent enough to know what they did or did not do. And that has left a window for you to imagine what they did or did not do. My grandmother also did not like to tell people what she did or did not do... so it's easy to guess that she single-handedly modernized China's military and economy by herself.
 
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