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Only one threatens the full destruction of Israel though, and that is key here.
I also think Iran is at the different level than the Saudis when it comes to terrorism.
If all you get dealt is a pair of 2s then that is what your got.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: dragonridr
Now on a more serious note Canada better get to negotiating or they will have gas shortages.
Why is that?
You do know that Canada supplies the US about 40% of our oil and Saudis supplies about 8%, so how are they going to have a shortage when they are all about oil...
originally posted by: Freeborn
Indeed.
Yet you'd abandon Canada?
Israel is as much under threat from Saudi Arabia as it is from Iran.
Would the US protect Israel 100% against Saudi Arabia?
We will protect Canada too...
I'm not sure if Canada and Saudis start bitch slapping each other for a for a few weeks if that would be considered a war of initialization as Israel's would be...lol
US would clean house on Saudis and Jordan if the attacked Israel and they know it and that is why they keep a wide birth.
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Xtrozero
That is a choice, but we will protect Israel 100% in any case.
Indeed.
Yet you'd abandon Canada?
Israel is as much under threat from Saudi Arabia as it is from Iran.
Would the US protect Israel 100% against Saudi Arabia?
originally posted by: Willtell
Is the US going to condemn Saudi Arabia?
I hope so, but I doubt they do since the US has a double standard for Saudi and likely they have basically bribed the US politicians
Saudi and Israel are now allies, mainly against Iran
Another source said Canada would also seek help from Britain. The British government on Tuesday urged the two nations to show restraint.
The United States, traditionally one of Canada’s most important friends, stayed on the sidelines. U.S. President Donald Trump - who criticized Trudeau after a Group of Seven summit in June - has forged tighter ties with Riyadh.
“Both sides need to diplomatically resolve this together. We can’t do it for them; they need to resolve it together,” U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a briefing.
The first Canadian source said Ottawa shared the view of foreign policy experts who believe the Saudi reaction reflected internal strains inside the kingdom, where 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is trying to push through domestic reforms.