7 Ways That Saudi Arabia Has Tried To Hurt Canada During Massive Feud So Far

[Amalek]

It is a show of force by KSA. They could afford to do it because they have negligible trade with Canada. They could never pull off this stunt with the UK.

The world is rapidly moving towards renewal energy. I am afraid Saudi Arabian influence and power will deteriorate rapidly in the next 10 years. Interesting time to be alive.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Saudi Arabia has ordered roughly 15,000 Saudis studying in Canada to leave.

to leave where? to bahamas-- panama- or british virgin ------------ islands

Read the article once more they are going to USA and UK since they have similar education system which means Canada is going to loose millions of USD.

 

[The Accountant]

So who are running the world: Trump, MBS, Modi, Nathanyahu, Bashar ul Asad and we still think that world can be peaceful ...

 

[Baghial]

Read the article once more they are going to USA and UK since they have similar education system which means Canada is going to loose millions of USD.

ITS WAS A SARCASTIC REMARK...........BUT YOU DIDNT GET IT

@waz

Bro, can you move this thread to the Arab section of the forum? It's not really fitting for this section.

I don't know what is going on and to me it looks like an overreaction from KSA but on the other hand Canada has no business lecturing other sovereign states online via Twitter using a condensing tone without knowing all the details or even if the reports given to them are accurate about the sister of Badawi.

There must be more to this story although I am against this entire case surrounding Badawi but on the other hand the government in KSA cannot tolerate a Swedish buffet when the region is as it is currently and if tolerating such dissidents, other more extreme ones would/will demand a similar treatment and then we will have a mess. Wait until further reforms have taken place (great reforms so far have taken place on almost every field in a very short time-span) before greater public dissent can be tolerated.

It is a slippery rope. Easy for Canada to lecture when their democratization progress is much older.

Speaking about this issue, how about KSA lecturing Canada about their bloody colonial history and the struggles of the Native Canadians whose people were killed/died due to migration of the forefathers of most Canadian citizens, almost entirely?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_in_Canada

Anyway this is quite strange as Saudi Arabian students in Canada and citizens have contributed positively and been law-abiding citizens (not a single case of terrorism) and those Canadians interacting with Saudi Arabians have mostly only positive things to say.

It's a shame that they will be uprooted (15.000 students) and held hostage by some "petty" dispute that began on Twitter. Welcome to 2018.


Anyway a positive thing here is that KSA is not afraid to go against a country as powerful (economically) as Canada and which has close relations with Western powers. So much for the empty propaganda I read on PDF (in particular) about KSA somehow not being able to speak against the West and act at the same time. Once again those lies are being destroyed but I am sure that the usual braindead suspects will try to find excuses.



"Begging"? Are you kidding or do you suffer from delusions of grandeur? Who is the actual "beggar" in this relationship if we are to be honest with all due respect?

Yes, KSA/Arab coalition asking a long-time ally that helped/bailed out Pakistan on numerous occasions for a symbolic number of soldiers (mountain troops mostly) is/was really alpha and omega, lol.

Get down on earth and stop reading moronic low IQ anti-Arab propaganda which is abound on PDF.

YES THEY BAILED US OUT MANY TIMES ..GIVING PEANUTS

WHILE THEY RIPPED PAKISTAN IN WAHABBISM,,,,,
MILLIONS KILLED ON THERE SO CALLED JIHAD.....**** IS JUST A FOOT SOLDIER ON RENT

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

ITS WAS A SARCASTIC REMARK...........BUT YOU DIDNT GET IT




YES THEY BAILED US OUT MANY TIMES ..GIVING PEANUTS

WHILE THEY RIPPED PAKISTAN IN WAHABBISM,,,,,
MILLIONS KILLED ON THERE SO CALLED JIHAD.....**** IS JUST A FOOT SOLDIER ON RENT

They have also inflicted many Pakistanis with an inferiority complex which makes it difficult for Pakistanis to criticize Arabs.

Islam never teaches this. Islam teaches that you should condemn your own family if they do oppression and injustice.

As time goes by and everyone sees their true face as puppets of US and Israel, enemies of Pakistan and Turkey, many Pakistanis will leave the Saudi worshipping bandwagon.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

It is a show of force by KSA. They could afford to do it because they have negligible trade with Canada. They could never pull off this stunt with the UK.

The world is rapidly moving towards renewal energy. I am afraid Saudi Arabian influence and power will deteriorate rapidly in the next 10 years. Interesting time to be alive.

No, because more would be at stake economically but the UK would never do it either or the US or any other power. Which is why they have shown no public support for Canada's moronic statements that came back to bite them in the ***.

I am afraid that KSA

1)

Has an oil, gas and mineral wealth with a combined wealth of at least 34.4 trillion USD (as of 2016). Only 2 countries in the world are richer when it comes to natural resources and minerals. Russia (largest country in the world and 6.5 times larger than KSA) and the US which is 4 times larger.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_resource

https://www.greenprophet.com/2012/0...e-next-twenty-centuries/#sthash.ZyCDsSxw.dpuf

2)

Most importantly KSA has the most potential in the entire world when it comes to solar power and also enormous potential when it comes to wind power and in general renewables. KSA alone could power the electricity of the entire world as I already talked about earlier.

3)

Just the opposite. KSA's influence will continue to grow as each year due to growing economy, growing population, improvements on all fronts and much praised reforms on all fronts which are just the beginning.

YES THEY BAILED US OUT MANY TIMES ..GIVING PEANUTS

WHILE THEY RIPPED PAKISTAN IN WAHABBISM,,,,,
MILLIONS KILLED ON THERE SO CALLED JIHAD.....**** IS JUST A FOOT SOLDIER ON RENT

In Arabic we have a few sayings about liars and ungrateful people.

There is no such thing called "Wahhabism" and don't blame your own peoples backwardness, your own peoples terrorism and incompetence on others. Millions killed? LOL. Also ironic when it comes from a Pakistani seeing that you were the most key part in the US-Soviet proxy war in Afghanistan and even boost about this openly. KSA indeed foolishly supported this "Jihad" while it was up to me, we should not have given a single crap about some failed states named Afghanistan 1000's of km away. It would have saved 1000's of natives from foolishly being radicalized and from certain parasites (certain clerics) from ever barking in the first place. However this has largely successfully been dealt with and it will never happen again.

They have also inflicted many Pakistanis with an inferiority complex which makes it difficult for Pakistanis to criticize Arabs.

Islam never teaches this. Islam teaches that you should condemn your own family if they do oppression and injustice.

As time goes by and everyone sees their true face as puppets of US and Israel, enemies of Pakistan and Turkey, many Pakistanis will leave the Saudi worshipping bandwagon.

KSA has the greatest approvals by actual Pakistanis on the ground. I know, tough luck for an Arabized and Arab-obsessed troll like you.

KSA is an imaginary puppet of US and Israel but Pakistan is not (LOL) using your logic let alone NATO member Turkey and pro-Israel Turkey. PDF. Go take your pills and stop trolling on the peaceful Arab section. Arab-obsessed individuals are not welcome here.

 

[Amalek]

No, because more would be at stake economically but the UK would never do it either or the US or any other power. Which is why they have shown no public support for Canada's moronic statements that came back to bite them in the ***.

I am afraid that KSA

1)

Has an oil, gas and mineral wealth with a combined wealth of at least 34.4 trillion USD (as of 2016). Only 2 countries in the world are richer when it comes to natural resources and minerals. Russia (largest country in the world and 6.5 times larger than KSA) and the US which is 4 times larger.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_resource

https://www.greenprophet.com/2012/0...e-next-twenty-centuries/#sthash.ZyCDsSxw.dpuf

2)

Most importantly KSA has the most potential in the entire world when it comes to solar power and also enormous potential when it comes to wind power and in general renewables. KSA alone could power the electricity of the entire world as I already talked about earlier.

3)

Just the opposite. KSA's influence will continue to grow as each year due to growing economy, growing population, improvements on all fronts and much praised reforms on all fronts which are just the beginning.

Over 90% of Saudi exports are petroleum and related products. In 10 years, demand for oil will decline Transitioning to new industrial sectors quickly is not easy on a large scale. Things are going to get interesting very soon

 

[Saif al-Arab]

Over 90% of Saudi exports are petroleum and related products. In 10 years, demand for oil will decline Transitioning to new industrial sectors quickly is not easy on a large scale. Things are going to get interesting very soon

Wrong. It's 75% nowadays and quickly diminishing hence the booming non-oil sector which is expected go grow by 15-20% next year lone while the economy as a whole will grow by 2.5-3%.

No such thing will occur in 10 years. Oil will remain an key commodity for decades to come when most of the world is underdeveloped. Your own ancestral country (India) will use convention oil for at least the next 3-4 decades let alone other underdeveloped parts of the world.

You have no idea about what is going on in KSA obviously and the ongoing economic reforms which is your own problem but if you are ignorant I suggest not spreading nonsense on the Arab section or this thread.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/made-in-ksa.475488/page-18

 

[maximuswarrior]

I can sense that Canada is now finding out that it needs to diffuse the tension. Expect an apology from Canada.

Not a single Western nation came out in Canadian defence. Usually when the "culprit" is weak they all team up to condemn.

 

[delta2]

This is going to be tough for the Canadian universities and colleges. There are SO many international students from KSA in Canada. International students are a big market. They not only bring money for tuition but also contribute to the economy via rents and other spending etc. This will also impact English language schools here also, a lot of their students were/are from KSA.

The economic wellbeing of Canada is more important here. I want to slap the person behind this drama in their face! This issue just does not make sense to me. You are okay with slave labour, never uttered a word about missing/murdered aboriginal women, but have made an issue out of a non-existent matter!!??? These stupid fu%&n politicians and their big mouths!

 

[Saif al-Arab]

This is going to be tough for the Canadian universities and colleges. There are SO many international students from KSA in Canada. International students are a big market. They not only bring money for tuition but also contribute to the economy via rents and other spending etc. This will also impact English language schools here also, a lot of their students were/are from KSA.

The economic wellbeing of Canada is more important here. I want to slap the person behind this drama in their face! This issue just does not make sense to me. You are okay with slave labour, never uttered a word about missing/murdered aboriginal women, but have made an issue out of a non-existent matter!!??? These stupid fu%&n politicians and their big mouths!

Don't forget medical tourism.

It's a shame because Saudi Arabian students have mostly good things to tell about Canada and vice versa. It was a mutually beneficial relationship trade wise too which even slightly favored KSA.

It's the socialistic human rights fanatics who believe that they have a global authority to tell sovereign nations and people(cultures) what to do, how to do it and when forgetting that development is not a linear thing let alone a global thing.

While having a much worse history themselves (let us all remember how Canada came to be but that is the past so it does not matter, they will say) while forgetting that their development (democratic) took CENTURIES and not just a few decades. That development occurred in a relatively isolated part of the world (Northern North America) and not in the middle of the freaking Middle East soourrended by 3 continents and always a hotspot for good (mostly good) or worse since history began.

Honestly speaking, I do believe that it is an overreaction from KSA but stated why that might have been the option earlier in this thread. Far from ideal anyway.

All for this woman.

 

[delta2]

There are much better ways to handle a situation like this. I am not a big fan of monarchies either and it could have been me jailed for criticizing a monarch. The government could have secured her release silently and quietly, in a properly diplomatic way behind the scenes.

We have much bigger issues in Canada to worry about. There are gangs in Toronto causing havoc. There are shootings occurring every other week if not every other day, drug use is going through the roof, homelessness is a big issue, more and more people aren't able to get mortgages or good paying jobs and then we have a stupid wannabe warrior idiot politician messing up an already not so strong economy.

Canada does not need these kinds of politicians that lack tact.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

 

[Amalek]

Wrong. It's 75% nowadays and quickly diminishing hence the booming non-oil sector which is expected go grow by 15-20% next year lone while the economy as a whole will grow by 2.5-3%.

No such thing will occur in 10 years. Oil will remain an key commodity for decades to come when most of the world is underdeveloped. Your own ancestral country (India) will use convention oil for at least the next 3-4 decades let alone other underdeveloped parts of the world.

You have no idea about what is going on in KSA obviously and the ongoing economic reforms which is your own problem but if you are ignorant I suggest not spreading nonsense on the Arab section or this thread.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/made-in-ksa.475488/page-18

I agree KSA is a wealthy and influential nation. Their PIF sovereign fund has made some strategic investments around the world. Their services sector is growing rapidly. I can understand your optimism.

But Oil remains the backbone of the economy. You have seen how oil prices fluctuate with even minor changes to demand or supply. Lets see how Saudi Arabia transitions its economy. It will be a major challenge.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Its seems like Pakistan has it own axe to grind against Canada.

https://www.dawn.com/news/1426095/pakistan-envoys-posted-on-political-grounds-may-be-recalled-fo


The Pakistan government is unhappy with Canada over its discriminatory visa policy towards Pakistanis, negative travel advisory and Canadian high commissioner in Islamabad’s attitude towards the host government.