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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (76020)	10/11/2000 1:32:36 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 95453

TENSIONS GROW IN SAUDI ARABIA: MID-EAST REALITIES - www.MiddleEast.Org - Washington - 10/11: Tensions continue to grow throughout the Middle East. Bill Clinton and Kofi Annan are now working overtime, in coordination primarily with Israel, trying to prevent a political conflict that they thought they could control from becoming a religious conflict that could result in regional confligration. Even in Saudi Arabia, a country firmly in the American camp with a client regime that has even allowed American military forces and the CIA to operate permanently from its territory -- and whose Washington Ambassador is known for his close contact with the Israelis -- the situation is becoming flamable. Feeling the heat Crown Prince Abdullah felt the need to issue a public warning to Israel a few days ago that "he Arab world would not stand by" if Israel again invades Lebanon. But then of course the Crown Prince's credibility on such matters is extremely limited, even more so that that of Yasser Arafat or Hosni Mubarak.

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (76020)	10/11/2000 1:34:23 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 95453

TENSIONS GROW IN SAUDI ARABIA: MID-EAST REALITIES - www.MiddleEast.Org - Washington - 10/11: Tensions continue to grow throughout the Middle East. Bill Clinton and Kofi Annan are now working overtime, in coordination primarily with Israel, trying to prevent a political conflict that they thought they could control from becoming a religious conflict that could result in regional confligration. Even in Saudi Arabia, a country firmly in the American camp with a client regime that has even allowed American military forces and the CIA to operate permanently from its territory -- and whose Washington Ambassador is known for his close contact with the Israelis -- the situation is becoming flamable. Feeling the heat Crown Prince Abdullah felt the need to issue a public warning to Israel a few days ago that "he Arab world would not stand by" if Israel again invades Lebanon. But then of course the Crown Prince's credibility on such matters is extremely limited, even more so that that of Yasser Arafat or Hosni Mubarak.