Politics – Saudi Arabia's peace plan for the Middle East was long considered stillborn by the West. Now the Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is lauding it as "revolutionary." Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is fast emerging as a key player in current moves to end the conflict.
Its about goddamn time that two reciepiants of alot of aid money decides to get together. Now, here's the question. Is this dude sucking up to the zionists because he knows that Iran might be able to make nukes in 2 years and that he's hoping that the zionist might use some of their 400-800 nukes to protect his kingdom? Hmmmmmmmmm?
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I hope both Israel and the Saudis realize that somebody's got to do it. No point waiting for the Bush Administration to take the lead in diplomacy.