Biden to Visit Saudi Arabia in Mid-July: NBC

[The SC]

Saudi Arabia refused any communication with the US President and refused contacts except with conditions, which are:


Saudi Arabia's first conditions:

1- Breaking the speech of the American president, in which he promised to make Saudi Arabia an isolated island and a pariah state, and embarrassing him, KSA will not negotiate before an apology comes to achieve several goals:

- A message to the world that whoever tries to isolate Saudi Arabia will not be able to, and will be dishonored and embarrassed; America, with its president, could not do that and embarrassed itself, so no one would think of repeating it;

- This is the pattern of the Arabs. If you have made a mistake, you should come to my place as a gentleman who seeks forgiveness and Amnesty, it was applied to the Emir of Qatar and to the Turkish president, and now the American President must come and apologize.

The second Saudi condition:

For America to define the relationship between us

The previous relationship was according to an agreement stipulating that Saudi Arabia would provide energy supplies and stability in exchange for America providing support and defense for Saudi Arabia

This was vetoed by America, as America not only defended Saudi Arabia, but also helped the enemies of Saudi Arabia by removing the Houthi militia from the lists of terrorism, and with that America tied Saudi Arabia’s hand and tried to weaken it militarily through an arms embargo and inciting countries to prevent the arming of Saudi Arabia.

In other words, America participated in the damage to Saudi Arabia, contrary to what it had pledged

So it's for America to know the relationship it wants, does it want a strategic relationship (this requires a new agreement and new conditions that America must abide by)

Or does America see the end of the strategic relationship and wants a general relationship (and this will justify KSA moving to other allies and justifying it reducing strategic cooperation in the region)

In other words Saudi Arabia threw the ball in America's court..

Meaning; If you want a strategic relationship, we must sign a new agreement (including advanced armament clauses), and here is also a new insult to Biden, who claimed to make Saudi Arabia isolated and to ban arms from it. He will have to agree to arming it.

Or that America sees the end of the strategic relations and alliance .. So Saudi Arabia will build more alliances with other countries such as China and Russia and reduce the level of cooperation with America

And here is another blow to Biden, because he will become a president who made America lose the largest ally and not any ally..

The ally who holds the power supply

The ally who, if he decided to sell oil in yuan, would hit the dollar

The biggest and most capable ally in the region and its problems

So to say the least, the Biden administration is in a very terrible predicament

Either you retract everything you threatened and sign a new agreement with Saudi Arabia

Or push Saudi Arabia to take more stringent measures after ending the alliance, and on its top priority De-pegging oil from the dollar and linking it to the yuan, the new strategic ally.

So, either Biden concedes to Saudi Arabia and breaks all his bad promises

Or, it is officially announced that the Saudi-American alliance has ended and the signed document has ended.

Accordingly, Saudi Arabia will take measures for an alliance with new partners, including linking the sale of oil to new currencies and disengaging the dollar ..

 

[KediKesenFare3]

Saudi Arabia succumbed to little Qatar - not the other way around, buddy. I know you want to derail the reality to safe your skewed image of Saudi Arabia but the facts remain the facts.

Riyadh lost his battle against Doha. However, it seems that Biden on the other hand is in fact doing the opposite of what he said.

 

[The SC]

Saudi Arabia succumbed to little Qatar - not the other way around, buddy. I know you want to derail the reality to safe your skewed image of Saudi Arabia but the facts remain the facts.

Riyadh lost his battle against Doha. However, it seems that Biden on the other hand is in fact doing the opposite of what he said.

That is a very biased and dumb comment as if yoiuu never seen who went to the other Tamim went to KSA as well as Erdogan his mentor .. don't try to twist facts to sooth your sick soul..

 

[CrazyZ]

Huge forign policy cave in by Biden. Biden wanted to make MBS and KSA pariah's.....refusing to even call MBS.

I've said numerous times that USA current global alliances are too weak. Quad+NATO and Israel can not provide the world with oil, gas and other critical commodities. Last time USA confronted Russia it had most of MENA and China were on its side. USA current band of allies are too weak for conflict with Russia......forget both Russia and China. Biden's foriegn policy team is finally accepting these realities.

 

[CrazyZ]

It's all about the oil prices.

Driven by Ukraine war. If USA Quad+NATO and Israel want to continue to contront Russia.......then they need more oil supply from MENA. KSA being most important.

 

[ziaulislam]

Driven by Ukraine war. If USA Quad+NATO and Israel want to continue to contront Russia.......then they need more oil supply from MENA. KSA being most important.

Seems noone cares..
Democrats are going to loose by a landslide
Literally the worse president in most of people living memory

He just listened to few hawkish advisors and screwed up everything

 

[wahhab0202]

Since Biden is suffering from dementia, I think he already forgot we he said and done to MBS. But MBS will never forget.

 

[Corruptistan]

Saudi Arabia holds all the cards. It will be interesting to see which concessions the imbecile Biden will have to make. It will be great fun to witness.

 

[Maula Jatt]

I love this channel

 

[Corruptistan]

I love this channel

The guy is Assyrian if I am not wrong. Basically the majority Christian version of Middle Eastern Arabs.

He has had some interesting guests.

Anyway I did a search on Youtube to see which videos he has in relation to Saudi Arabia.

This video is related to the topic.

 

[Corruptistan]

Biden Needs the Saudis. Do They Need Him?​

Soaring oil prices benefit the kingdom financially, so why would it agree to bring them down?​

By Colm Quinn, the newsletter writer at Foreign Policy.
JUNE 15, 2022, 6:24 AM

Biden Needs the Saudis. Do They Need Him?

Soaring oil prices benefit the kingdom financially, so why would it agree to bring them down?

foreignpolicy.com

I wonder if Biden will try to force the hand of MbS to "recognize" Israel.

MbS is a smart guy, he should know by now that USA are an absolutely untrustworthy ally.
He would do wisely to continue the development of the already crucial KSA-China relations.

 

[dani191]

want to sell some weapons in bilions to saudi arabia

 

[CrazyZ]

want to sell some weapons in bilions to saudi arabia

Plenty of countries will sell weapons to KSA. USA has shown its true colors. After years of destroying the MENA during the WOT...... American stratetegist thought a few thousand EVs meant that oil and KSA no longer mattered. Big miscalculation. Its best for MENA and KSA to be neutral in CW2.

 

[Clutch]

Begging for Oil!

Pakistani Beggars Can't be Choosers are slaves of American beggars. .... Slaves of slaves!!! Shame...

 

[The SC]

Saudi Arabia holds all the cards. It will be interesting to see which concessions the imbecile Biden will have to make. It will be great fun to witness.

Maybe the US should forget about its 123 agreements and conditions for civilian nuclear plants in KSA..

" Section 123 of the U.S. Atomic Energy Act generally requires the conclusion of a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement for significant transfers of nuclear material or equipment from the United States. Moreover, such agreements, commonly referred to as “123 Agreements,” facilitate cooperation in other areas, such as technical exchanges, scientific research, and safeguards discussions. In conjunction with other nonproliferation tools, particularly the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), 123 Agreements help to advance U.S. nonproliferation principles. They establish the legal framework for significant nuclear cooperation with other countries. In order for a partner to enter into a 123 Agreement with the United States, that partner must adhere to a set of strong nonproliferation requirements. The U.S. State Department is responsible for negotiating 123 Agreements, with the technical assistance and concurrence of DOE/NNSA and in consultation with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission."