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The Saudis will be out of money in 5 years according to the IMF
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This can't happens soon enough.
I sure hope nobody from the Bush family (their butt buddies) is in any position to help them out.
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So, you're in favor of surrendering the petro dollar to a global currency dictated by Russia...interesting.
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The dollar will be strong, regardless of the petro dollar that is all the rage to talk about by people that don't understand economics.
The world still views the dollar as the safest currency in the world, and will for a long time to come.
Oh, and Russia will have nothing to say about it, they will be near bankrupt too... -
I understand economics.
I don't understand Oconomics.
Sounds like it's reversed for you, interesting. -
The world needs another failed country filled with fanatical Muslims
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Nuke 'em now, why wait? Is it true nukes will turn all that sand to glass? I'd like to find out.RaceBannon said:The world needs another failed country filled with fanatical Muslims
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Let's just nuke everybody that doesn't look like us.
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A trifle ambitious. Start with the Muslims and see where it goes from there...PurpleJ said:Let's just nuke everybody that doesn't look like us.
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Looks like they found something to replace dates with.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/26/saudi-prince-held-two-tonnes-amphetamines-airport-beirut
A Lebanese official says Beirut airport authorities have foiled one of the country’s largest drug smuggling attempts, seizing two tonnes of the amphetamine fenethylline before they were loaded on to the private plane of a Saudi prince.
The official said the prince and four others had been detained on Monday. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to give official statements.
The manufacture of fenethylline pills thrives in Lebanon and war-torn Syria, which have become a gateway for the drug to the Middle East and particularly the Gulf.
In a 2014 report, the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime says the amphetamine market is on the rise in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria accounting for more than 55% of amphetamines seized worldwide. -
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/26/saudi-prince-held-two-tonnes-amphetamines-airport-beirutpriapism said:Looks like they found something to replace dates with.
A Lebanese official says Beirut airport authorities have foiled one of the country’s largest drug smuggling attempts, seizing two tonnes of the amphetamine fenethylline before they were loaded on to the private plane of a Saudi prince.
The official said the prince and four others had been detained on Monday. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to give official statements.
The manufacture of fenethylline pills thrives in Lebanon and war-torn Syria, which have become a gateway for the drug to the Middle East and particularly the Gulf.
In a 2014 report, the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime says the amphetamine market is on the rise in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria accounting for more than 55% of amphetamines seized worldwide.
Doesn't the royal family execute people for dealing drugs?
Guess the families teaching offenders to respect da bidness. -
Doesn't the royal family execute people for dealing drugs?dnc said:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/26/saudi-prince-held-two-tonnes-amphetamines-airport-beirutpriapism said:Looks like they found something to replace dates with.
A Lebanese official says Beirut airport authorities have foiled one of the country’s largest drug smuggling attempts, seizing two tonnes of the amphetamine fenethylline before they were loaded on to the private plane of a Saudi prince.
The official said the prince and four others had been detained on Monday. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to give official statements.
The manufacture of fenethylline pills thrives in Lebanon and war-torn Syria, which have become a gateway for the drug to the Middle East and particularly the Gulf.
In a 2014 report, the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime says the amphetamine market is on the rise in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria accounting for more than 55% of amphetamines seized worldwide.
Guess the families teaching offenders to respect da bidness.
The "four others" are in serious trouble.
