9 Responses to “Huge win for Trump and American workers: Saudi Arabia agrees to buy a total of $380 bn of US military and other equipment”

1. CPT B
   May 20th, 2017 @ 7:35 pm

   Huge loss for human rights in Saudi Arabia. Trump should have included human rights demands in agreement to sell them all of those weapons.

   Like demand that women should not be stoned to death, beheaded, or hung, for ‘dishonoring’ a man. What a lost opportunity. Trump needs way better advisers.

   So we get the same result with a muslim usurper obama and with a capitalist.

2. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   May 20th, 2017 @ 8:42 pm

   Trump will not change their society, the change there needs to come from within, however they bought $380 billion worth of equipment. American workers will have jobs, higher wages, will be able to pay their mortgages, health care and so on

3. KBB
   May 20th, 2017 @ 9:48 pm

   No one can separate the Saudis from Islam. As long as they follow the Koran and practice sharia, they will keep their backward and inhumane 7th Century social rules.

4. Sticks
   May 20th, 2017 @ 10:42 pm

   you cant go around telling others how to live…they have to want it for themselves

5. CPT B
   May 21st, 2017 @ 11:49 am

   I beg to differ. Set up a women’s council in Saudi for human rights. Those are cop out statements. Something could have been done, but Trump didn’t try.

6. Starlight
   May 21st, 2017 @ 12:40 pm

   True, he could have tried, but did not try, and
   it is possibly because that is an ancient
   belief, horrific lives for not only women, but
   some men, such as the homosexuals,

   and if he had brought up this monumental
   suggestion, to change their ancient
   ritualistic customs,he would have
   become, on the spot, untrustworthy
   and the deal would have been negated.

   Trump has to be cautious and not
   make too many waves. Those people
   are not stable in their mental
   capacity.

7. Sticks
   May 21st, 2017 @ 5:21 pm

   well cpt b. Melania didn’t wear a scarf.

   and its no cop out…its a new relationship forming…I am very sure Saudis know where America stands on those issues.
   andwouldnt that type of thing be a function of ambassador or someone else

8. CPT B
   May 21st, 2017 @ 10:39 pm

   Starlight, at first I thought you were going to say that Trump would have been a human rights hero in the like of Martin Luther King, but you disappointed me.

   Trump knows first hand the evilness of radical Islam from being a resident of NYC.

   Nothing has changed since the evil liar obama, and the Bushes in regard to allowing evil Saudi to buy America’s soul. I like Trump and had high aspirations that he would be a man of high morals. Disappointed in this regard in terms of our further entanglements with the real terrorist nation of Saudi Arabia.

9. Starlight
   May 22nd, 2017 @ 10:49 am

   Since none of us know the man, personally,
   and never will unless we win some
   national award,

   it is prudent to wait and see how
   President Trump navigates his way
   through the new-found relationship with
   Saudi Arabia.

   It is highly improbable that a country
   and countries, so set in their barbaric
   customs, will change overnight,to gain
   a U.S. President’s approval.

   Those cultures simply do NOT want to
   change. It has been thousands of
   years; no martyr, no king, no
   individual has been able to make
   these people/males become humanized.

   In a movieland world, the submissive
   women would rise up, having chosen
   a strong leader
   with charisma and weaponry skills,

   and when the battles were done, the
   defeated men would become submissive
   or pay the price.

   Now that would be worth the price
   of admission.

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