Hillary Clinton sent an email to her campaign chairman John Podesta in 2014, who was then-counselor to President Barack Obama, that said Saudi Arabia and Qatar are both giving financial and logistical support to the Islamic State and other extremist Sunni groups, according to a recent Wikileaks release.

Clinton sent the email on August 17, 2014 to Podesta. It was an eight-point plan to defeat ISIS in Iraq and Syria. Clinton’s email said that the United States should support Kurdish forces on the ground with U.S. military advisers and avoid the use of a conventional ground operation.

“While this military/para-military operation is moving forward, we need to use our diplomatic and more traditional intelligence assets to bring pressure on the governments of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, which are providing clandestine financial and logistic support to ISIL and other radical Sunni groups in the region,” Clinton wrote.

The former secretary of state added: “This effort will be enhanced by the stepped up commitment in the [Kurdish Regional Government]. The Qataris and Saudis will be put in a position of balancing policy between their ongoing competition to dominate the Sunni world and the consequences of serious U.S. pressure.”

http://www.michellhilton.com/2016/10/hillary-clinton-arabia-saudita-e-qatar-estao-financiando-o-isis.html

Hmmmmmm

We already know why the US is scared of Israel but why are they fuckïng scared of Saudia

PaulIdu:
We already know why the US is scared of Israel buy why are they fuckïng scared of Saudia

Probably because the Saudis ve a lot of investment in the U. S particularly the stock exchange, any wrong move by the U. S could trigger the withdrawal of these investments.


Also don't forget that the U. S use the Saudis to do some of their dirty jobs in the Middle East ,and OPEC readily comes to mind where they re used to destabilize the price of crude by non-confirmation to laid down production quota.They re America's eyes in the Middle East.


America's biggest military base in the Middle East is in Bahrain(a very strong ally of the Saudis),which was the main reason the Arab spring didn't ve much effect there despite being intense, with protesters being mauled by government forces ,it would be to the detriment of the U. S if it had happened, and despite Bahrain having one of the worst Human Rights records, u won't see the U. S say anything or chastise the government..........Formula One even went ahead to stage one of their events there
at a time repression of the citizens was ongoing to create an "all is well " kind of impression.


Take a look at the proposed 9/11 bill that would enable relatives of victims to sue the Saudi Government at anytime they wish, the bill is yet to see the light with Obama even threatening to veto it should the house pass it.

So there re lots of interests at stake for the two parties and which none of them will be willing to jeopardise.


Ask yourself the reason y the Saudi government has not been called out at the U. N over her abysmal Human Rights records and patronage of Sunni terrorists which re well known facts,it's simply because the U. S will stand down any such move by the body.....

Arabs are not to be trusted....that is why thier brothers here keep going there to grease thier bombing techniques..

Not surprised.

PaulIdu:
We already know why the US is scared of Israel buy why are they fuckïng scared of Saudia

US is not scared of Israel they are allies, but then I need to ask, what sort of weed do you smoke

This is the same Saudi Arabia buhari is in bed with. The sunni bloc.

MONITZ:



Probably because the Saudis ve a lot of investment in the U. S particularly the stock exchange, any wrong move by the U. S could trigger the withdrawal of these investments.


Also don't forget that the U. S use the Saudis to do some of their dirty jobs in the Middle East ,and OPEC readily comes to mind where they re used to destabilize the price of crude by non-confirmation to laid down production quota.They re America's eyes in the Middle East.


America's biggest military base in the Middle East is in Bahrain(a very strong ally of the Saudis),which was the main reason the Arab spring didn't ve much effect there despite being intense, with protesters being mauled by government forces ,it would be to the detriment of the U. S if it had happened, and despite Bahrain having one of the worst Human Rights records, u won't see the U. S say anything or chastise the government..........Formula One even went ahead to stage one of their events there
at a time repression of the citizens was ongoing to create an "all is well " kind of impression.


Take a look at the proposed 9/11 bill that would enable relatives of victims to sue the Saudi Government at anytime they wish, the bill is yet to see the light with Obama even threatening to veto it should the house pass it.

So there re lots of interests at stake for the two parties and which none of them will be willing to jeopardise.


Ask yourself the reason y the Saudi government has not been called out at the U. N over her abysmal Human Rights records and patronage of Sunni terrorists which re well known facts,it's simply because the U. S will knock off any such move by the body.

You are right
.thanks

if they can fund usman Danfodio to invade Nigeria. why do u want Hilary Clinton to tell u they fund Isis and the rest. this are the secrets that enriches USA and ENGLAND. they think we don't know.

What a world.
Hillary was on the decision desk when Iraq was wrongly attacked and destroyed for a weapon never existed.....
She was part of the decision when Libya that was flourishing and fastly developing was destroyed just because they could, not because they have any genuine reasons.
.....They build hostilities all around the worls and cause badblood and in the long run look for someone to blame for their wrong turns.............
The world is a funny place.