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King That Led The World In Beheadings Posted: Saturday, January 24, 2015 Western Politicians and Media Rush To Issue Tributes To King That Led The World In Beheadings The Saudis under King Abdullah have beheaded more people than ISIS, treated women drivers and atheists as terrorists, and flogged people who speak out. 'Nauseating' Praise for Dead Saudi King Exposes Hypocrisy of West, Say Critics Western leaders' responses to King Abdullah's death serve as a reminder that Saudi Arabia, with its wealth and geopolitical influence, is a perpetual exception to the west's emphasis on human rights. Compare and Contrast: Obama's Reaction to the Deaths of King Abdullah and Hugo Chávez New generation enters line to Saudi throne as king mourned Some counter-terrorism efforts in Yemen frozen for now - U.S. officials How Al Qaeda's Biggest Enemy Took Over Yemen (and Why the U.S. Government Is Unlikely to Support Them) On Verge of Victory, Europe's Ascendant Left Declares 'Subservience is Over' Joining together ahead of Greek elections, leaders of Syriza and Podemos signal their unified fight against austerity will extend beyond national borders Netanyahu 'spat in our face,' White House officials said to say PM 'will pay price' for spat over Congress address; Obama said to have asked him to tone down pro-sanctions rhetoric; Wash. Post: Kerry's enthusiasm for defending Israel may waneok US Officials on Netanyahu Visit: There Will Be a Price Iran: US sanctions vote will kill 'probability' of nuke deal Report: US to Spend $348 Billion Over Next Decade to Maintain Nukes $227 Billion of Costs Will Be in Pentagon Budgets Putin's New Gas Strategy Is Brilliant Gazprom's pipeline to Turkey makes good commercial sense and should have happened years ago, according to a new report by some of the most knowledgeable people on Russia's gas industry Russian Elite Warns Of War With The U.S. “If there is no banking relationship, it means the countries are on the verge of war.” Missile attacks kill at least 30 in Mariupol, east Ukraine Pro-Russian rebels announce major new offensive in Ukraine, after attacks on crowded residential district Anti-Muslim acts haved soared in France since Paris attacks, group says Beleaguered, Nigerians Seek to Restore a General to Power Argentina's president says prosecutor killed in plot Argentine President Cristina Kirchner says prosecutor murdered to implicate her government in a cover-up. Iraqi PM: Falling oil price 'disastrous' in fight against ISIS |
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