It is odd that Trump continues kowtowing to the House of Saud? With their support of various terrorist groups and long history of funding the spread of terrorist hotbed, radical, Wahhabi mosques and madrasas throughout the US and most of the West, it appears counterintuitive that he continues to sell them arms, etc. It seems likely, there is more going on than ridding the world of evildoers.

@WorldSigh the shipment of Patriot missile batteries, fighter jets, and other weapons, to Saudi Arabia was (as US Secretary of Defense, Eppers, stated) "a beefing up of the Kingdom in the wake of Iranian missle and drone attacks on oil facilities" in September, 2019. Some of our non-NATO allies, like Saudi Arabia, are strategic military bases closer to the borders of our enimies. They may not be saints (Ukraine for example), but they do allow US military bases to be placed at strategic locations, and in doing so we pay a price. But what price? I do not have the answers for that question.

@DeplorableToo
This may seem to be off topic, but are you aware that there are only three countries on earth that do not have a globally controlled private central bank? Cuba, North Korea, and Iran.

Did you know that Libya did not have a privately owned central bank (until after 2011, when Hillary "came, conquered, an killed Muammar Gaddafi!).

Did you know that President Kennedy signed Bill-11110 (taking away the privately owned Federal Reserve’s monopoly on printing money) six months before he was assassinated? His successor, Lyndon Johnson immediately cancelled the bill...

Does the lack of a privately owned central bank influence the choice of American enemies? I don’t know, perhaps it’s just a coincidence turned conspiracy theory, but it is interesting...

@WorldSigh, it is interesting. For decades they have used oligarchs and globalized banks to move money in and out of countries. President Trump doesn't appear to be like the others that embezzled billions of US IMF funds through globalized banks, and offshore accounts. It is what the others have done for years. This is why they are fighting him so desperately, to get him out of office and resume "business as usual". At least that's my take on it, and from records recently uncovered at Privatbank in Ukraine, it looks like it was quite profitable for both sides (Democrats and Republicans alike).

@DeplorableToo
Yes, it’s difficult to know the motives of an individual. There is definitely an overall pattern of banking corruption and war profiteering in the leadership of both parties. And, not only the US, but Canada, Britain, and of course France, etc. This has been an ongoing trend for decades.