Tag Archives: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Nuclear Weapons in the Persian Gulf
Posted on31. Mar, 2011 by Raja Mujtaba.
By Arnaud De Borchgrave:
Saudi Arabia has grown impatient. “Waiting for Godot,” Samuel Beckett’s famous play, depicts the “meaninglessness of life,” with its repetitive plot, where nothing much happens. In Saudi eyes, that’s Iran and its secret nuclear weapons program. And eye-drop Western sanctions have done zip to deter Iran’s aging theocrats.
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Formation Of Al Qaida: US-Israel Collaboration
Posted on30. Jul, 2010 by Raja Mujtaba.
SPECIAL REPORT: The top secret Israeli-US program to establish “Al Qaeda” By Wayne Madsen Press clips gathered by the CIA and discovered in the National Archives’ stored CIA files point to an agency keenly interested in any leaks about the highly-classified CIA-Mossad program to establish Osama Bin Laden and the most radical elements of the Afghan [...]
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The Prospects of Collaboration with Central Asian States
Posted on13. Apr, 2010 by Jeff.
The vast energy resources of the region created a sense of competition among other great powers as well as the neighbours of the CARs for establishing economic, political, and military relationship. The United States, Russia, and China became the three main forces competing besides some immediate and distant neighbours for influence in Central Asia. Dr Raja Muhammad Khan
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God-gap in State Affairs
Posted on06. Apr, 2010 by Jeff.
It was the religious obligation of George Bush to follow the evangelists – whose state policies were to support Israel, as a religious obligation, to facilitate Christ’s second coming and launch a war on ‘terror’ against Muslim countries. Bush used the word ‘crusade’ and later claimed it to be slip of the tongue. According to Freud, there is nothing like slip of tongue, it is unconsciously motivated expression.. Dr S M Rahman
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