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(Houston Chronicle) Editorial - At his Crawford ranch, Bush acknowledged the importance of his personal relationship with Crown Prince Abdullah. But longstanding family ties aside, the basis for this relationship is difficult to see. Bush is committed to spreading democracy and human rights in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia's rulers are more passionately committed not only to continued despotism, but also to the harsh brand of Islam that is the kingdom's hallmark and which provides inspiration for al-Qaeda members and recruits. In order to remain in power, the Saudi royal family must appease the dissatisfied segment of its populace that, deprived of a voice in government, has turned to religious fanaticism and hatred of the West. 2005-04-26 00:00:00Full Article
Conflicting Interests: The U.S. Wants Cheap Oil and Democracy; Saudi Prince Wants More Money and Despotism
(Houston Chronicle) Editorial - At his Crawford ranch, Bush acknowledged the importance of his personal relationship with Crown Prince Abdullah. But longstanding family ties aside, the basis for this relationship is difficult to see. Bush is committed to spreading democracy and human rights in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia's rulers are more passionately committed not only to continued despotism, but also to the harsh brand of Islam that is the kingdom's hallmark and which provides inspiration for al-Qaeda members and recruits. In order to remain in power, the Saudi royal family must appease the dissatisfied segment of its populace that, deprived of a voice in government, has turned to religious fanaticism and hatred of the West. 2005-04-26 00:00:00Full Article
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