Now that he is President Donald Trump is getting to meet some really rich people. In the forthcoming audience Trump is expected to discuss which Middle Eastern counties to destabilize next. Pundits suggest that the list will be limited to Jordan and Oman because all the other countries are either destabilized already or owned by filthy rich people.
Trump is also expected to ask for Saudi help with removing rotting skyscrapers from America’s inner cities. Financial help with building the wall will also be high on the agenda. Both Trump and the Saudis agree that Mexicans and Shiite Muslims need to be kept out. However, whether Sunni Muslims will be allowed free passage is a more difficult question. Obviously they can not help with removing the skyscrapers if they are not allowed in. From Reuters (12 March): Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman left Saudi Arabia on Monday for the United States for a visit scheduled to include talks with U.S. President Donald Trump, the Royal Court said in a statement carried by state news agency SPA. It will be the first meeting between the powerful son of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz, who is spearheading a Saudi economic reform plan, and the U.S. president since Trump came to office in January. The statement said that in his talks with Trump and other U.S. officials, Prince Mohammed, who is also the Saudi defense minister, was expected to "discuss reinforcing bilateral relations and review regional issues of mutual interest". It said that the working visit would start on Thursday but gave no further details. King Salman, ruler of the world's top oil exporter, is currently in Japan, part of a month-long Asia tour to build ties with the world's fastest growing importers of Saudi crude and promote investment opportunities, including the sale of a stake in its giant state firm Saudi Aramco. Trump spoke by telephone with Salman soon after he took office in January and agreed to support safe zones in Syria and Yemen, according to a White House statement. [nL3N1GE2M4] Before his departure for the United States, Prince Mohammed met with Citigroup’s Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat in Riyadh on Sunday to discuss investment opportunities in the kingdom and globally, SPA reported.
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