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Terror Networks
The Saudi Most Wanted Works
2009-02-11
Interesting stat:
Saudi Arabia was saved from worse trouble with local terrorists by the growing violence in Iraq between the Sunni Arab minority, and the Shia majority. This attracted many Saudi fanatics, and greatly depleted the number of al Qaeda backers inside Saudi Arabia. Over 5,000 Saudi Islamic radicals are believed to have died in Iraq. From 2003-7, up to half the suicide bombers have been Saudis, and about half the foreigners held in U.S. military prisons in Iraq were Saudis. Back in 2007, American intelligence believed about 45 percent of the foreign fighters (less than ten percent of all terrorists there) were Saudis. The next largest group was Syrians and Lebanese (15 percent), followed by North Africans (10 percent). The other 30 percent were from all over, including Europe.
Posted by:ed

#1  I think the Saudi school curriculum needs looking at again re teaching their kids to kill infidels!!!!

Saudis are happy as it keeps the unemployent down and the trouble away from their door!!!
Posted by: Paul2   2009-02-11 12:17  

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