Trump is right: Give Saudi Arabia nuclear tech before China does
Roosevelt and King Abdul Azziz Ibn-Saud was based on a simple bargain anchored in realpolitik: energy security for the United States in return for economic security for Saudi Arabia. The proceeds from oil exports would help finance economic growth and development of the Kingdom and purchases of military equipment needed to safeguard its territorial integrity. The U.S. would have a secure and assured source of oil sufficient to meet its growing requirements following the Second World War.Advertisement NUCLEAR OPTION: THE ONLY LOGICAL ANSWER TO AI ENERGY CRISISIndeed, following Roosevelt’s death, Ibn-Saud reached out to Harry S.
- ▪Roosevelt and King Abdul Azziz Ibn-Saud was based on a simple bargain anchored in realpolitik: energy security for the United States in return for economic security for Saudi Arabia.
- ▪The proceeds from oil exports would help finance economic growth and development of the Kingdom and purchases of military equipment needed to safeguard its territorial integrity.
- ▪The U.S. would have a secure and assured source of oil sufficient to meet its growing requirements following the Second World War.Advertisement NUCLEAR OPTION: THE ONLY LOGICAL ANSWER TO AI ENERGY CRISISIndeed, following Roosevelt’s death,
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The announcement of the proposed U.S. agreement to help build Saudi Arabia’s civilian nuclear energy program on July 22, in the midst of the U.S. war on Iran, indicates that both Washington and Riyadh have concluded, from the perspectives of their respective vital national interests, it’s time for a reset of the 80-year-old U.S.-Saudi strategic relationship.The original strategic understanding forged in February 1945 by Franklin D. Roosevelt and King Abdul Azziz Ibn-Saud was based on a simple bargain anchored in realpolitik: energy security for the United States in return for economic security for Saudi Arabia.
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