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http://www.arabnews.com/node/1008531/saudi-arabia
Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United States has welcomed the election of a new president, saying that the Kingdom intends to continue its “hard work” in its relationship with America.
In a wide-ranging interview with Arab News, Prince Abdullah bin Faisal bin Turki said that he sees the “extensive relationship” between the two countries continuing under the new administration.
Republican candidate Donald Trump today emerged the 45th President of the United States, after a bitter and divisive election that divided America – and the world.
“We welcome anybody elected in any government,” Prince Abdullah said.
The ambassador said that there was no “to-do list” when it came to addressing issues with the new administration. Donald Trump is expected to be sworn in as president in January.
“We do not have a to-do list. We have a continuing list and continuing effort that I hope (is) up to the challenge. It’s just hard work, and better work, and more institutionalized work,” Prince Abdullah said.
In the full interview with Arab News, to be published in Thursday’s newspaper, the ambassador discussed the Yemen conflict and the controversial Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
“The Saudi-U.S. relationship is very solid and is growing deeper in all areas, irrespective of who is in the White House, as it has over the past eight decades,” Prince Abdullah said in a statement.
“The relationship has flourished in the areas of defense cooperation, countering terrorism and violent extremism, educational and cultural exchange, as well as trade and commerce, and we expect that the United States, and specifically major U.S. corporations will play a major role as we embark on achieving the goals of our Vision 2030 plan.
“It is important to note that the two countries successfully navigated various challenges throughout the history of our relationship, from countering Soviet expansion, to the liberation of Kuwait, to fighting Al-Qaeda and Daesh (ISIL) side by side. We might at times differ on certain tactics, which is normal between close allies and friends, however, our overall objectives remain aligned, and we look forward to continuing our work with the next administration towards peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and the world over.”
The full interview will be published in Thursday's edition of Arab News and online.
Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United States has welcomed the election of a new president, saying that the Kingdom intends to continue its “hard work” in its relationship with America.
In a wide-ranging interview with Arab News, Prince Abdullah bin Faisal bin Turki said that he sees the “extensive relationship” between the two countries continuing under the new administration.
Republican candidate Donald Trump today emerged the 45th President of the United States, after a bitter and divisive election that divided America – and the world.
“We welcome anybody elected in any government,” Prince Abdullah said.
The ambassador said that there was no “to-do list” when it came to addressing issues with the new administration. Donald Trump is expected to be sworn in as president in January.
“We do not have a to-do list. We have a continuing list and continuing effort that I hope (is) up to the challenge. It’s just hard work, and better work, and more institutionalized work,” Prince Abdullah said.
In the full interview with Arab News, to be published in Thursday’s newspaper, the ambassador discussed the Yemen conflict and the controversial Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
“The Saudi-U.S. relationship is very solid and is growing deeper in all areas, irrespective of who is in the White House, as it has over the past eight decades,” Prince Abdullah said in a statement.
“The relationship has flourished in the areas of defense cooperation, countering terrorism and violent extremism, educational and cultural exchange, as well as trade and commerce, and we expect that the United States, and specifically major U.S. corporations will play a major role as we embark on achieving the goals of our Vision 2030 plan.
“It is important to note that the two countries successfully navigated various challenges throughout the history of our relationship, from countering Soviet expansion, to the liberation of Kuwait, to fighting Al-Qaeda and Daesh (ISIL) side by side. We might at times differ on certain tactics, which is normal between close allies and friends, however, our overall objectives remain aligned, and we look forward to continuing our work with the next administration towards peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and the world over.”
The full interview will be published in Thursday's edition of Arab News and online.
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Gotta say man, that was one hell of an election. Well played by Trump.
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I'll be honest with you, those were not my memes and it would be unfair of me to take credit for them, but i just had to share the experience of meme magic with everyone on this thread before the election was over. The meme experience is what makes this election different from all of the others and to miss out on that would have been terrible.
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Hillary Clinton had literally zero support from any independent media sources or commentators etc, the max she got out of them was people pledging to hold their nose and vote her in because Donald was so horrible to them.. weak sauce.
Hillary Clinton would tweet some generic political bs and 300 odd people would retweet, mostly CTR shills ?
Hillary Clinton had really small rallies, unable to fill even high school gymnasiums. Her running mate, Kaine did even worse when only 30 people showed up to a big open air venue, that in the last week of the campaign. At her own rallies, when she did draw big crowds, it was for other attractions like Obama or Michelle, and she wasn't even the main speaker..
Hillary Clinton had no message apart from "he's racist, he's sexist, a failed businessman.."
and then that failed businessman would show up in his yuge private jet and speak to crowds of tens of thousands of adoring fans.
and how brilliantly did he use his Trump Force One as a prop, bravo.
One of his biggest assets was that he was a celebrity, and a star of a hugely successful reality shown where he played himself, a very rich and successful no nonsense boss. All through the 80s and 90s he'd already dealt with the media on his sleazy personal scandals, handled the "pussy grabber" bit like a veteran and with such ease and honesty at that debate "I'm embarrassed, I hate it, and lets move on to more important things" or something. I thought that was one of his great moments.
I'd watched maybe a season or two of 'the apprentice' back in 06 or something before there was big news of his announcement about running where they said he went full racist and accused Mexicans of being rapists so I decided to check what it was and I was kind of blown away by how epic it was.
I watched basically almost every single rally in the primaries following that and those were something else, he'd just be speaking off the cuff non teleprompter and talking about foreign policy and the wars in the middle east and not being enemies with Russia and about the Syrian rebels and regime change and the refugee mess and north Korea and China and NATO and all sorts of intense geopolitical issues and making complete sense. Famously gave out Lindsey Graham's phone number at one of his rallies and savaged him, McCain and the warhawk neocons nonstop and so hard it was unreal, spl considering it was a republican
, sacrilege ! sacré bleu ! 
months before the Orlando and San Bernadino ISIS inspired massacres, there were people at his rallies with signs that read 'gays for Trump, Mexicans for Trump' all sorts of minorities for Trump signs and he had a yuge following.
The guy was holding events in arenas and breaking all time attendance records previously set by Grammy award winning rock stars and what have you and the dishonest press never reported it.
This was like a revolution, a real movement of the people, the only time it looked like it might face an ideologically rooted strong populist opponent was when comrade Sanders was whipping people into a frenzy on the left, people were very passionate about him, shame he sold out like he did.
Finally, Hillary's final rallies with sleazy pop filth like Beyonce, Lady gaga and Miley Cyrus
because nobody would show up to her events was just 
I don't know how she got Springsteen but his working class fans went to Trump 
America has spoken, ww3 has been averted (for now), and now we can all look fwd to some combined Russo-American bigly action vs isis and fsa in the months ahead.
I worry about a Trump assassination, but they know it'll cause a real revolution if they do that so we should be ok for a while.
crooked h's concession speech and an Obama address coming up.
Hillary Clinton would tweet some generic political bs and 300 odd people would retweet, mostly CTR shills ?
Hillary Clinton had really small rallies, unable to fill even high school gymnasiums. Her running mate, Kaine did even worse when only 30 people showed up to a big open air venue, that in the last week of the campaign. At her own rallies, when she did draw big crowds, it was for other attractions like Obama or Michelle, and she wasn't even the main speaker..
Hillary Clinton had no message apart from "he's racist, he's sexist, a failed businessman.."
and then that failed businessman would show up in his yuge private jet and speak to crowds of tens of thousands of adoring fans.
and how brilliantly did he use his Trump Force One as a prop, bravo.
One of his biggest assets was that he was a celebrity, and a star of a hugely successful reality shown where he played himself, a very rich and successful no nonsense boss. All through the 80s and 90s he'd already dealt with the media on his sleazy personal scandals, handled the "pussy grabber" bit like a veteran and with such ease and honesty at that debate "I'm embarrassed, I hate it, and lets move on to more important things" or something. I thought that was one of his great moments.
I'd watched maybe a season or two of 'the apprentice' back in 06 or something before there was big news of his announcement about running where they said he went full racist and accused Mexicans of being rapists so I decided to check what it was and I was kind of blown away by how epic it was.
I watched basically almost every single rally in the primaries following that and those were something else, he'd just be speaking off the cuff non teleprompter and talking about foreign policy and the wars in the middle east and not being enemies with Russia and about the Syrian rebels and regime change and the refugee mess and north Korea and China and NATO and all sorts of intense geopolitical issues and making complete sense. Famously gave out Lindsey Graham's phone number at one of his rallies and savaged him, McCain and the warhawk neocons nonstop and so hard it was unreal, spl considering it was a republican
, sacrilege ! sacré bleu ! months before the Orlando and San Bernadino ISIS inspired massacres, there were people at his rallies with signs that read 'gays for Trump, Mexicans for Trump' all sorts of minorities for Trump signs and he had a yuge following.
The guy was holding events in arenas and breaking all time attendance records previously set by Grammy award winning rock stars and what have you and the dishonest press never reported it.
This was like a revolution, a real movement of the people, the only time it looked like it might face an ideologically rooted strong populist opponent was when comrade Sanders was whipping people into a frenzy on the left, people were very passionate about him, shame he sold out like he did.
Finally, Hillary's final rallies with sleazy pop filth like Beyonce, Lady gaga and Miley Cyrus
because nobody would show up to her events was just I don't know how she got Springsteen but his working class fans went to Trump America has spoken, ww3 has been averted (for now), and now we can all look fwd to some combined Russo-American bigly action vs isis and fsa in the months ahead.
I worry about a Trump assassination, but they know it'll cause a real revolution if they do that so we should be ok for a while.
crooked h's concession speech and an Obama address coming up.
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Good speech.
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With one hell of a climax. Imagine if he had not won despite all of the massive support from millions of passionate and enthusiastic Americans, the common man and woman who struggle to make ends meet, people who lost their jobs, their livelihood, their homes, their healthcare, people who witnessed the third worldization of their country. That would have sucked terribly had he not won despite the overwhelming support from the common people.
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Exactly! But you see, if the shoe would have been on the other foot these same people would have cheered Hillary, but because Trump won they have to console themselves by saying things like "oh, but nothing will change, Trump will change nothing, he will start more wars" (even though the NeoCons hate his guts and supported all of his rivals during the campaign), just like they said he would never win the primaries against 16 veteran career politicians, just like they said he wouldn't get the GOP nomination, and just like they said he wouldn't win the seat of POTUS against Hillary.
Even though we all know that the entire establishment from both sides of the political spectrum; the NeoCons, the Foreign Lobbyists, the major corporations, the GOP Establishment, the entire Mainstream Media, the major Newspapers and all of the powerful politicians formed a united front against Trump and threw every imaginable dirt and garbage at him, painted him as the loser and did their best to demoralize his supporters with their rigged polls that were in favor of Hillary, so how can one believe the pathetic babbling buffoons who now claim "Oh, but Trump is just one of the establishment, it doesn't matter who wins", they wouldn't have said that had Hillary or anyone else won the POTUS, but only because they're still reeling from the massive burn from Trumps victory do they say feel good tripe like this.
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Was not, was not, was not, was not, expecting him to win... Wow, this was brilliant, all I can say. Even if you dont like the guy, you gotta give props to the campaign and the end results, epic.
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yep, different countries now but same common sense, man's been on message for 30 years !
watch the long road clip, bro, it starts with a 30 year old DT being asked about running the US
probably wont happen but this is one US "ally" that really needs to be thrown under the bus, dismantle their cancerous ideological infrastructure and take their oil !
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To say that he won against all odds is an understatement. Once again the age old adage is proven right that "where there is a will there is a way".
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http://www.spa.gov.sa/viewstory.php?lang=en&newsid=1557115
Riyadh, Safar 9, 1438, Nov 9, 2016, SPA -- The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud sent a cable of congratulations to Donald Trump on his winning of the presidential elections in the United States of America.
In his cable, the King said, "I am pleased to send you, on behalf of the people and the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and in my own name, the best congratulations and wishes of good health and happiness for you and the friendly people of the United States of America further progress and prosperity, wishing you every success in your missions to achieve security and stability in the Middle East region and the world as a whole.
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques praised the historical deep-rooted close relations between the two friendly countries for which everyone is looking forward to developing in all fields for the interests of the two countries".
--SPA
13:55 LOCAL TIME 10:55 GMT
Riyadh, Safar 9, 1438, Nov 9, 2016, SPA -- The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud sent a cable of congratulations to Donald Trump on his winning of the presidential elections in the United States of America.
In his cable, the King said, "I am pleased to send you, on behalf of the people and the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and in my own name, the best congratulations and wishes of good health and happiness for you and the friendly people of the United States of America further progress and prosperity, wishing you every success in your missions to achieve security and stability in the Middle East region and the world as a whole.
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques praised the historical deep-rooted close relations between the two friendly countries for which everyone is looking forward to developing in all fields for the interests of the two countries".
--SPA
13:55 LOCAL TIME 10:55 GMT
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Let me tell you, people are in a state of shock, LMAO. The anti Trump fans that is. I was leaning towards Trump, expecting a lose, honestly, and I am in a state of shock. I cant even imagine what the liberals are going through. We need suicide watch on high alert. They're about to do some crazy Buddhist self burning shit. 
