US-Saudi agreement

April 9 2011 1

The essence of the agreements that have been reached between the administration of the White House and Saudi Arabia can be summarized as follows: we overthrow Colonel Gaddafi in Libya, and you attack Bahrain. Two independent one from another diplomatic source at the UN confirmed that the White House through US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton actually gave the House of Saud a blank check for the attack on Bahrain and the suppression of the liberation movement in this country. This proposal was made in exchange for the voice of Saudi Arabia in the Arab League to establish a no-fly zone over the territory of Libya. This was the main reason for the adoption of the UN Security Council resolution.

This information was obtained directly from the 2-s of various diplomats - a member of the BRIC group and a European. She became known to a single American scientist and Asia Times Online web resource. The names of diplomats may not be made public according to the established diplomatic protocol. One of the diplomats, giving this information, said that these agreements were the main reason why his country could not support the resolution of the UN Security Council. The diplomat claims that similar problems arose in Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, and a number of diplomats called for sending commissions to these countries to conduct investigations. The diplomat supported the official position of his country that the Security Council resolution is not clear and can be interpreted in an aggressive manner.

Asia Times Online announced that universal approval of the no-fly zone over Libya by the League of Arab States is a myth. So, from 22 full members of the League, only 11 participated in the voting. 6 of them were members of the club of the emirates and kingdoms of the GCC (Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Persian Gulf). This Council is supported by America. The main force in this club is Saudi Arabia. Algeria and Syria were against. House Saud was enough to "lure" all 3-s other participants to achieve the desired result of the vote.

As a result, only 9 of the 22 Arab League members voted for the no-fly zone. Thus, the vote was actually a planned operation conducted by Saudi Arabia and the Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa.
The latter seeks to please Washington in the hope of becoming the new president of Egypt.

So it turns out that at first a great uprising of the 2011 Arabs of the year was provoked, and then, as usual, the Saudi-American counterrevolution followed.