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The benefit of the doubt for Saudi, but not Syria

You remember back in April when President Al-Assad was accused of using chlorine gas on his people? Do you remember anyone in the White House giving him the benefit of doubt? No. They sent missiles into Syria.

So why does the Saudi Royal pack of lunatics get that benefit of a doubt? Well, there's $500 billion reasons why. Which Trump's administration received their first installment on Tuesday. Maybe if President Al-Assad had given Obama's administration $500 billion we wouldn't be there today.
Something to think about, right. If you give a government billions they will go away. The Romans did that with Attila the Hun. Rome gave the Huns approximately $1 million in gold in today's currency. The problem is that the Huns kept coming back for more. So here we go. If Al-Assad had given Washington DC money they would've kept coming back. This is what is called Blackmail. I do believe it qualifies.

I don't think Trump is going to ruin a $500 billions dollar deal. He is a businessman first and foremost. I do think he has told them that he has got to keep his base happy by threatening to huff and puff then blow there castle down. Mark my words, he won't do anything to jeopardize the deal. https://on.rt.com/9gvn

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