Your posts are getting longer and longer—they're starting to read like lectures. I can't be bothered to read them, sorry.
The coherent part being me replying to your nonsense claims, I guess.
I think KSA should choose China.No, the exact opposite.
7 hour old article from The Guardian (UK newspaper and hardly pro-KSA or pro-Muslim or pro non-Western world for that matter altogether)
What is the US-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal and why is it causing concern?
The US will help Saudi Arabia establish a civilian nuclear program, but critics have said it could lead to domestic enrichment and set off a regional arms racewww.theguardian.com
Hence all the complaints from Western media and American politicians across the board.
But it is either that or KSA will pick China or Russia which the Americans fear so they had to bend to KSA demands.
All else is noise from the usual obsessed suspects.
Why the obsession about choosing x or y? China is the main trade partner of KSA and a trusted partner on numerous key military areas such as our missile program, drones, laser weapons, mineral cooperation and 10's of other areas.
No such thing to make it brief:
You let jews from poland commit a literal a genocide on your own kith and kin streamed on 4k in gaza without doing shit, so dont give me this crap you zionist slave.
Is Gaza located in KSA, genius? And what did nuclear-armed 250 million big Pakistan do or the 2 billion + Muslims worldwide or 50 + majority Muslims nations let alone the entire world? Or your beloved Iran for that matter?
I suggest reading post 33. Or google what enrichment within KSA by Saudi Arabian hands entails when you add everything together (existing missile force, uranium within KSA, 100's upon 100's of local Saudi Arabian nuclear scientists, existing research nuclear reactors within KSA - already decades old, political will, financial power, nukes being ancient tech etc.)
Why the obsession about choosing x or y? China is the main trade partner of KSA and a trusted partner on numerous key military areas such as our missile program, drones, laser weapons, mineral cooperation and 10's of other areas.
US Is a trusted (for KSA), mostly, partner and ally since WW2. We have the closest military relationship with them (overall) which has given us access to state of the art US weapons (THAAD, Patriots - which have been proving their worth for 10 + years in a excellent manner - also due to the brilliance and track record of this branch of our army:
Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
F-15SA (most advanced F-15 in the world - more advanced than the US version - go look it up), F-35, Abrams, new advanced US drone deals etc.
KSA is not a NATO member nor aligned (officially) with any global power. We are and should continue to take advantage of this and the fact that we have very cordial ties with the US and China (few countries can claim that), despite differences here and there (like any relationship) and do what serves KSA's interest best.
Also the results of long-term planning is often seen much later. KSA's relationship with USA is completely different than in 1991 for instance. KSA is acting from a much stronger position and now the relationship spans every field from education, AI, renewables, science (supercomputers etc.), military, economy etc.
No such thing to make it brief:
(1.2 million views).
Trump claimed 100's of times in public that KSA would never get the F-35. 8 months ago that changed with the deals signed and KSA became the first Arab and Muslim nation to get the F-35. As well as other highly advanced US military tech. As well as access to very advanced chips, semiconductors etc.
Simply put, KSA is too important and crucial for the US so they will go a long way to prevent KSA from pivoting completely towards China.
Not sure what you are referring to here in terms of choosing? Did Chinese offer a similar deal for instance?
Let us make this relatively short and simple for everyone:
KSA has 5-10% of the world's uranium reserves. During the past 10 + years (form what we know about - could have occurred much earlier) KSA has been extracting uranium jointly with China within KSA.
Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Program and China
August 19, 2020
KSA has an extensive missile program and missile force that has been present since the 1980's.
Royal Saudi Strategic Missile Force - Wikipedia
CNN December 2021:
CNN Exclusive: US intel and satellite images show Saudi Arabia is now building its own ballistic missiles with help of China
CNN June 2019:
Exclusive: US intel shows Saudi Arabia escalated its missile program with help from China
Lately several dozens of underground ballistic missile bases have been constructed across KSA in the mountains, deserts, steppes etc. of KSA.d
We are talking about at least 50 + known such bases that have been expanding continuously. In particular in the past 12 months.
September 2025:
May 2026:
Already in the 1980's KSA bought missiles that are mostly intended to carry nuclear warheads. Completely undetected by CIA, Mossad, MI6 etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Riedel
KSA was the main economic and political sponsor of the Pakistani nuclear program.
The final dot is this deal with the US that will allow uranium enrichment within KSA.
Unlike the deals that the US has signed with others (google 123 and nuclear deals). For instance the UAE.
Add the geopolitical realities in our region, our wealth and public statements (to Western media no less) from leadership (MBS) and most people should be able to connect the dots here.
Lastly nukes is ancient technology. Numerous countries could develop them relatively quickly. It is the political consequences that are the main obstacle. KSA is no different here - more so given the region that we are located in.
KSA is riding on both horses. The Chinese cooperation is "unofficial" (for the broader public) while the US one (with no limitations like given to others - google 123 and nuclear deal). Same story with THAAD, Patriots etc. vs Saudi Arabian missile program since the 1980's until today. Both work in parallel.
