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Fahd bin Abdul Aziz
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Contributed Articles about the Rule of al-Saud House Written By Other
Sources
 | The White House: Who is in charge,
Clinton or Bandar? Mohammed al-Khilewi, January
31, 1997 Was once a threat to Bandar. The highest diplomat to
defect. He has since allegedly been spying for Saudi Arabia on
Saudi students studying in the US. |
| Mr. Ambassador is Mr. Percent, Mohammed
al-Khilewi, July 7, 1997 The squandering of the National
Treasury through Bandar's arms deals in Washington. |
| Meeting between Secretary Albright
and Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, State Department,
February 27, 1997 A State Department briefing conducted by
Nicholas Burns. Tough questions the majority of which were no longer
asked after Sultan's visit. |
| Meeting between Secretary Cohen and
Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, The Pentagon, February
26, 1998 Overarching naivete of our leaders. |
| Meeting between President Clinton
and Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, The White House,
February 28, 1998 Kissing up to royally. |
| Saudi Arabia: Still no change in the
patient's condition, CACSA Member, May 11, 1997
Nothing expresses the views of CACSA as well as this article written
by a CACSA member. |
| SHARIA'A AND ITS APPLICATION,
CACSA Member, October 4, 1997 This is a
historical perspective by a visitor to our website. Enjoyable reading. |
| MIDDLE EAST ECONOMIC
TRENDS AND FORECASTS, Lauren Rossman, June 30, 1997 A cold and brief look at Saudi Arabia for
the beginning quarter of 1997. What is appealing about this piece is
the confirmation that the Saudi economy won't improve much even with
higher oil prices. |
| Slow pace of reform allows Gulf
discontent to simmer, Jane Intelligence Review, May
1, 1998 Indonesia's troubles may spill over to
other Islamic countries who have suffered for centuries from
family-owned-countries syndrome. If you compare Indonesia to Saudi
Arabia, you will see many parallels between both countries. In fact,
India's blasts of nuclear tests may accelerate a program of reform in
all the countries of South-East and South-West Asia. |
| Who Cares?, Anonymous
Saudi Woman, March 12, 1997 One can almost hear their cry
seeking freedom from slavery and from an over-controlling religious
minority supported by al-Saud. |
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