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Since the British mainly and to an extent the French, divided up Arabian sands the connection between the ruling governments and heads of state has been open. While the purposes originally were somewhat patronising toward the ‘lowly Arabs’, events have conspired to consolidate both Saudi Dominion and their wealth.

While Jordan, established by the same types of patronage, has never risen to the same giddy heights of OPEC lustre, even modern King Abdullah of Jordan basks in some of the reflected glory of his camel loving, towel headed Arab Patriarch King Abdullah of Saud.

The recent Iraqi exposure of the direct financial connection between Arab Extremists and Saudi Funds here does not even deeply disturb the urbane hubris of Saud. His only concern is that a stop be put to such undignified public revelations. They, like the Truth, are beneath him.

There is an interesting dichotomy taking place within the Iraqi situation, which anyway is not known for stability, where some see the potential for gain by seeming to go along with Prince Obama of Indonesia by exposing Al-Qaeda’s source of funds which contributes to the Iraqi Domestic and Civil War. The same players, if they live long enough, will simply evert their coats when the time is right – it’s called “Basic Survival Instinct”.

They admin similarly from time to time that Iran makes identical contributions to the Iraqi Conundrum. (we know the answer but debate continues regarding what was or might become the relevant question) We suggest, “When?”

However, Saud.

For decades now, Saud has lavished his petro dollars on endowing educational institutions globally. These might be shitty little madrassas in India, Pakistan, South East Asia, Africa or any impoverished third world entity. These also might be the signature Universities of the Western States, all of whom are eager to accept cash from Saud regardless of both short or long term outcomes.

Today, 27 May 2010, Australia has signed a further agreement to “exchange” educators and students and studies between Australian Institutions of Study and Education and their ‘opposite numbers’ in Saudi Arabia. Lecturers and students will swap seats, “for the mutual benefit of all.”

Of course, any attempt by Australian academics or students to exercise the rights and privileges they are accustomed to at home while in Saudi Arabia will be sternly and brutally suppressed. While with equal even-handedness, Wahabi influenced lecturers in Australia will seek to teach revisionist History and to declare null and void the Judeao-Christian culture by which Australia’s citizens are guaranteed their freedoms.

Any attempt at curbing the efforts of these Islamist Revisionists will be howled down as Racist, Islamophobic and Absurd. Not to say Nazi and Bad!

In the event, regardless of the opinions of anyone here at WenU Blog or elsewhere in Australia or the World, every dedicated Islamist will die. Their religion is inimical to the Truth and many will shed their blood for a lie.

This is nothing to do with us here. We can neither cause it nor stem the flow of violence which has taken hold of the world. What has begun will continue within the predictable paths of History and not a single influential person will risk his popularity by seeking to intervene.

So it must come to pass, as the World sinks ever deeper into Civil War, these little cess pits of Militant Islamist Extremism funded everywhere by Saud will feature highly in the skirmish between Humanity and lucifer, the true god of islam.

allah is lucifer

All suitable scripted in lower case. The best satan deserves, we think.

But just you wait. Mankind will watch the near future with blood streaming from its eyes.

And Dragons are not Go yet.

Rai

Skunk Hollow? Certain pilots have a habit of hiding out of radar and radio view and ‘pouncing’ on their buddies during training. The beautiful gorge in which they hide, they term, “Skunk Hollow”. Magnificent vertical cliff walls, inches away. Flew there once with a Test Pilot. nuuuuuu comment

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