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Monthly Archives: January 2016
The need to reform Saudi Arabia and its extremist Wahhabi influences
Saudi Arabia – once the United States’ most fervent and dependable ally in the Middle East – has become the United States’ biggest diplomatic liability. While Saudi Arabia is the US’ largest and most consistent buyer of military equipment ($12 … Continue reading
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Tagged extreme Islamic, Salafist, Saud family, Saud royal family, Saudi Arabia, Sunni, terrorism, Wahhabis, women drivers, women in Saudi Arabia
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JULIUS C. WILLIS JR: Our World, Today! 