Trump Cannot Make Deals With The Saudis Because Muslims Don't Have To Honor Any Dealings With Non-Muslims

Very insightful report. Hagmanns had on Leo Hohmann last night (first segment). Hohmann is a authority on Islam and explains very clearly their set agenda and what they (Muslims) REALLY believe but won't say out loud.
 
Very interesting podcast. Gets really good at about the 16-ish minute mark where Leo starts in on Muslim beliefs and starts defining words that mean one thing to the west and something completely different to a Muslim.

Show Notes wrote:

Streamed live 16 hours ago
Tuesday May 23, 2017

Tonight on the Hagmann and Hagman Report...

At 7:00pm EDT tonight, we are excited to be rejoined by WND News Editor, Leo Hohmann. We regard spending time with a news man of Leo's caliber and quality of work to be a sincere blessing, not only for our viewers and listeners, but for all of us at Team Hagmann as well.

The topic tonight: Manchester.

Leo Hohmann is a news editor for WND. He has been a reporter and editor at several suburban newspapers in the Atlanta and Charlotte, North Carolina, areas and also served as managing editor of Triangle Business Journal in Raleigh, North Carolina. His latest book is "Stealth Invasion: Muslim Conquest Through Immigration And Resettlement Jihad."

At 9:00pm EDT tonight it is time for Tuesdays With Stan. Stan Deyo is a world recognized authority on numerous subjects

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_6jw3OauyA

Did they get into this area?  (just can't listen yet)
So many angles we aren't privy to...(article dated May 19, 2017)

"In 1973, a deal was struck between Saudi Arabia and the United States in which every barrel of oil purchased from the Saudis would be denominated in U.S. dollars. Under this new arrangement, any country that sought to purchase oil from Saudi Arabia would be required to first exchange their own national currency for U.S. dollars. In exchange for Saudi Arabia's willingness to denominate their oil sales exclusively in U.S. dollars, the United States offered weapons and protection of their oil fields from neighboring nations, including Israel.
By 1975, all of the OPEC nations had agreed to price their own oil supplies exclusively in U.S. dollars in exchange for weapons and military protection."

http://ftmdaily.com/preparing-for-the-collapse-of-the-petrodollar-system/

i remember when this happened, dove....kissinger negotiated the deal

michael371 wrote:

i remember when this happened, dove....kissinger negotiated the deal

I remember it also. Haven't gotten far enough into the interview to know if they touch on the petro-dollar subject. Have about 40 irons in the fire at the moment so I'm listening in dribs and drabs.

It was announced several years ago that Israel made the huge (offshore?) oil find.  But they aren't selling it anywhere as far as I know.   I also don't know how much home drilled oil we're consuming nationally.
Nor do I know why Goldman Sachs is so favored of the Administration.

But, scuttlebutt from those we listen to for info constantly talk 'economic collapse', 'dollar collapse'.
A few have said previously that Trump was elected to 'soften' the inevitable coming crash.

If preserving the petro dollar was the motivation behind the Saudi arms deal...
Like Raw Blues reminded, it's about money, (with a healthy shot of ego, pride, power, lust, etc.
(possibly the giborim, if you're into that translation)

I wish I still had the brain-power for Mark F.'s book, Labyrinth. 
Instead I get a jingle in my head from the 60's:  "Money talks, nobody walks, at Dennison's, Union, New Jersey!
I actually just went looking for it on YT and instead found "Cousin Brucie" and "Wolfman Jack", 60's radio icons.  Funny.
Wolfman could be Hawk's brother.  They sound the same.  lol.

When making deals with the Muslims it would be wise to remember Reagan's words, "Trust but verify," just forget the trust part.

Welcome to the forum, Josephus. And Mr. Reagan was 110% correct. So was Thomas Jefferson. The baby USA first went to war with the Islamist bullies 1801-1805 over the demand to pay tribute to pass. We kicked their asses at Tripoli. The Marine Corps Hymn celebrates that victory to this very day. We've been fighting 'em every day since then.

They don't teach that in our schools (gov. indoctrination centers) anymore. Alabama 'eh. I've been there twice and thought it was a mighty pretty state. Was driving through on a coast to coast trip to Florida. Mississippi was pretty nice too. I love the south and the people.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Barbary_War

"...to the The shores of Tripoli...."

Thanks researcher! If you took I-65 down to Florida you cut right through my sleepy little town in Northern AL.

Welcome Josephus.

Thank you rawblues!

theres my boy, josephus....was wondering when you would gather the courage to come out of the closet....uh, i guess i could have phrased that different, huh?.....good to see you.....folks, josephus has an extensive knowledge of the bible, and as i have noticed about him, he can provide biblical insight on pretty much any subject that one might bring up......he will be a welcome addition to this forum, and i think that he will fit in nicely.....as we all know, this group is not for just everyone.....now, we await one more to show herself......where are you?....if we are going to try to get the ball back rolling, its time to recruit some kickers....

Come out of the closet huh? Do I know you Michael371???



JK, lol.
Thank you for the kind words!! You've set a pretty high bar for me, and I will try my best to meet it.

Well if Michael and Josephus know each other this forum should get real interesting pretty quickly. Can't wait for the fur to start flying.

As Captain Kirk would say; Warp 9 Mister Sulu.  ENGAGE!

researcher, no fur will fly until i can get a break from the garden.....every year, the garden gets bigger, the tiller gets heavier and more horsepower, the grass gets tougher and the distance gets longer....

i am trying to recruit folks to the forum to maybe get it livened up a bit.....this alabama heat will be here before long and i will spend most of the day right here....although i'll be snapping beans or shelling peas, i can still kinda' keep an eye on the screen and read......i'll never forget when i joined this forum, it was fascinating to read all of the posts, even the ones from the folks that popped in from the twilight zone....with all of the events taking place right now, its time to become more active.....