Director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan maintains that "the real jihadi terrorism in the contemporary world arose almost exclusively from the barbaric fundamentalism of the Sunni-Wahhabi branch of Islam, which is home-based in Saudi Arabia."
Apparently, this radical ideology is only capable of surviving because the Saudi monarchy is supporting it.
"The Saudi regime enforces it by the sword of its legal system; showers its domestic clergy with the bounty of its oil earnings; and exports hundreds of millions to jihadists in Syria, Iraq, Libya, Turkey, Iran, Egypt and numerous other hot spots in the greater Middle East," Stockman explained in an opinion piece titled "Enough Already! It's Time To Send The Despicable House Of Saud To The Dustbin Of History."
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Daesh (ISIL) militants waving the trademark Jihadits flag as vehicles drive on a newly cut road through the Syrian-Iraqi border between the Iraqi Nineveh province and the Syrian town of Al-Hasakah[/caption]Daesh would not have been able to achieve what it has today without Saudi help. Riyadh, according to the analyst, both serves as an inspiration for the brutal group and benefits from the chaos it has wreaked in Iraq, Syria and beyond.
The US will thank Saudi's for their help in bringing peace to middle east by providing weapons (sarcasm intended) https://twitter.com/TheRealBTL/status/683431246735785984
3:14 AM - 3 Jan 2016
"Had [the House of Saud] not provided billions in weapons and aid to the Syrian rebels over the last five years, there would be no civil war in Syria today, nor would [Daesh] have been able to occupy the dusty, impoverished towns and villages of the Upper Euphrates Valley where it has established its blood-thirsty caliphate," he noted.
The US has given Saudi Arabia $100 billion worth of weapons in the past five years. We need to stop funding barbarians. @potus
8:02 AM - 5 Jan 2016
In the last decades, Washington, according to the analyst, has sold weapons to Saudi Arabia worth more than $100 billion.
It follows then that to put an end to Wahhabi Jihadism and Daesh the US should "cut off arms sales entirely to the Saudi military, which would be grounded within months due to lack of spare parts and support services."
Should Washington opt to end military cooperation with Riyadh, the ruling family, according to Stockman, would flee Saudi Arabia.
I've seen a bunch of "US should condemn Saudi's attack". That's not the way this goes. These attacks are carried out with US made weapons.
5:56 AM - 5 Jan 2016
"After an abdication by the House of Saud, the Wahhabi clerics would not long survive, and Iran and its Shiite Crescent allies, including Russia, would make short work of the ISIS caliphate," he observed.
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