Suzanimal
06-14-2016, 01:51 PM
Here is further proof that US foreign policy fact is stranger than fiction: one day after the Orlando shooting where some 50 patrons of a homosexual bar were gunned down, US Secretary of State John Kerry sat down to dinner with with Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Washington, D.C. and, according to the State Department, "discussed this weekend's shooting in Orlando and expressed their shared commitment to continue their cooperation in combatting the spread of violent extremism, both regionally and internationally."
Yes, the same country that follows as a matter of official policy the exact treatment of homosexuals as was meted out by the Orlando shooter has expressed concern over extremism!
Saudi Arabia's own "violent extremism" doesn't end at its treatment of homosexuals.
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Imagine sitting down to dinner with Mohammed bin Salman and listening with a straight face as he bleated on about human rights and the need to combat violent extremism. Is there enough (non-alcoholic) beverages on earth to make a meal like that go down?
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/peace-and-prosperity/2016/june/14/you-cant-make-this-up-kerry-and-saudi-prince-pledge-to-fight-extremism-after-orlando-shooting/
Yes, the same country that follows as a matter of official policy the exact treatment of homosexuals as was meted out by the Orlando shooter has expressed concern over extremism!
Saudi Arabia's own "violent extremism" doesn't end at its treatment of homosexuals.
...
Imagine sitting down to dinner with Mohammed bin Salman and listening with a straight face as he bleated on about human rights and the need to combat violent extremism. Is there enough (non-alcoholic) beverages on earth to make a meal like that go down?
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/peace-and-prosperity/2016/june/14/you-cant-make-this-up-kerry-and-saudi-prince-pledge-to-fight-extremism-after-orlando-shooting/