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Drone attacks spark fires at two Saudi Aramco oil facilities

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By Anuj Chopra

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This will be linked to Iran whether they are responsible. Is this Donny stirring up trouble to get the patriotic boost presidents get in times of crises?

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after the attack in the kingdom's Eastern Province

Saudi's Eastern Province is home to many Shia who have been persecuted by the Saudi ruling family for generations.

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Bone saws will out for anyone anymore, who might be even thought to have been involved.

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Well, when you spread as much death around as the Saudi state does, I suppose it's only natural that folks get upset with you.

I hope they have the damage at Abqaiq under control; That place, if it ever really exploded into full bloom, it would literally change the map of the Eastern Province.

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It would eventually happen the beginning of the drone wars..right out of a movie.

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Bolton resigns, or gets fired and the price of oil drops. Quite possible for the Saudis to bump the price back up by planting a small bomb and exaggerating the damage. All with the added bonus of putting pressure on the Iranians. Never believe a word the comes from the Saudis.

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Saudi a greater supporter of terrorism than Iran, and supported by America too.

They both do a great deal more than just "support" terrorism.

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