Rule #1 never publicly announce that you want nukes
Rule #1 is never give up your nukes
I really wanna know what the Saudi leaders have on the US. It's weird that they have tons of oil but we haven't brought them "democracy" yet
Not weird at all, the holy city of Mecca is there. Think about it, a cartoon of a prophet was drawn, and Muslims were flipping cars in European cities. Imagine their “Vatican” being invaded.
The KSA is also an ally of the U.S & it’s other militarily strong democratic allies in the region (India, Pakistan, Egypt, etc).
Plus, it’s very rich and it’s government is a kingdom. Not easy to destabilize.
We did it reddit
Edit: Thanks for the cruise missile, kind stranger!
@Beast_Man Plus, invading KSA would lead to nuclear war, easily. Pakistan would have no choice but to defend the holiest site of Islam (Islam being the ONLY reason Pakistan exists), and in order to protect Mecca, no doubts nukes would fly. The US would nuke them back, and then India would get involved (because they’ve got a Pakistan sized chip on their right shoulder), and then China would have to get involved because India got involved (China has been cited as saying that “Pakistan is their Israel”, oddly enough).
And lucky us. They’ve all got nukes.
Might’ve been posted already
I really wanna know what the Saudi leaders have on the US. It's weird that they have tons of oil but we haven't brought them "democracy" yet
Oh trust me if they go thru with listing their oil in yuan it's over
Imagine being a Redditor mercenary in Ukraine, getting your legs blown off right away and 1 day later there's a peace treaty
Oh trust me if they go thru with listing their oil in yuan it's over
What’s over?
@Beast_Man Plus, invading KSA would lead to nuclear war, easily. Pakistan would have no choice but to defend the holiest site of Islam (Islam being the ONLY reason Pakistan exists), and in order to protect Mecca, no doubts nukes would fly. The US would nuke them back, and then India would get involved (because they’ve got a Pakistan sized chip on their right shoulder), and then China would have to get involved because India got involved (China has been cited as saying that “Pakistan is their Israel”, oddly enough).
And lucky us. They’ve all got nukes.
Thank you for explaining the geopolitical implications of such a move
I really wanna know what the Saudi leaders have on the US. It's weird that they have tons of oil but we haven't brought them "democracy" yet
It was out of necessity (70s stagflation) and they've been easy to get along with. All that democracy freedom humanitarian mumbo jumbo is to sell guys like TB on war.
What’s over?
The petro dollar
The good relations between Saudi Arabia and the US
Oh thought you meant the world is over
this guys threads are bangers
https://twitter.com/kamilkazani/status/1503768312236421120https://twitter.com/kamilkazani/status/1500495309595725831this guy does not know what he is talking about
Might’ve been posted already
https://twitter.com/jessicahodlr/status/1503556754168242186why almost all US leaders are senile af ?
he quite literally does
Russians dont call every minority a Nazi
You should know this as one
They haven't had arms delivered by having fighter jets flying into ukraine from a NATO country lol
Nobody wants to fly them into Ukraine, they're playing hot potato with them jets and there's a reason for it
fly into poland, drive up to polih border, get them just into ukraine then fly