Icarus
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Mercenaries work for Baghdadi. And democratic institutions don't work that way. My point is if US people want him to be their president, it is what they deserve, and not much the world could do anyway.
He's probably not going to be the president. But even if he does manage to become one by some fluke, the US establishment will bring him in line with the American national agenda.
USA has just one true ally - Britain. The rests are poodles. Americans are concerned that Saudis and other gulf states might buy Pakistani nukes off the shelves. With a 30 year old de facto King , that is a very dangerous situation indeed.
If you think that KSA buying a nuke off Pakistan is a scenario that commands some merit, then I suggest you read up on Pakistan's position in the ME conflict. Pakistan will not aggravate the existing quagmire by introducing nuclear weapons into the mix and polarizing its own population in the process. And let's suppose that they somehow do manage to procure a nuclear warhead by some means, will they be able to secure a launch platform through the same means as well? How about trained individuals numbering in several hundred needed to maintain and prep said weapons?