Kuwait does a better job in keeping order in check. If you want stability in the Middle East for the long term, you start by kicking Salafist exporter's heads in. Saudi Arabia has been happily exporting their Islamist ideology for over 50 years. Its just been they were more concerned with stopping athiest communism and trying to stamp out Israel for them to piss off the hornet's nest of the west. Neither Trump or Clinton will dare put them in their place 6 feet under.
Not sure what all the focus on the Saudis still is. Toppling/killing them would
do nothing. That needs to be stated very plainly. If it
did do something, it would only make things worse. There is a real reason no one steps up to the plate and takes on the Arabians. It's not because they're cowards, cucks, or unpatriotic. It's because not only would the exportation of Wahhabism not stop, as it is far too deeply ingrained in all of the surrounding regions for that to have any effect anymore (it would have needed to happen fifty years ago to matter) but because the chaos of an Arabian governmental collapse would just push all the Bid Laden-loving fuckers under the surface to the top. Wahhabist strength would increase. ISIS would grow. The problem gets worse.
The Saudi government is anti-Jewish, anti-democratic, anti-American, and anti just about everything else but money. But that's the thing. The Princes can be bought, stalled, and negotiated with through monetary means. The people they are just barely suppressing cannot be.
And the Kingdom is
doomed in any case. We should just wait for it to fall, and in the meantime, whoever is president needs to focus on weening America off of foreign oil. Getting America out of that sandy shithole, militarily and economically. If an Islamist government rises to power afterward the US may have to deal with it- if it attacks, but getting blood on our hands, legitimizing insane Wahhabist persecution complexes, wasting soldiers, etc, all on an effort that cannot and will not fix the problem is bizarre and arguably, very exceptional. I get that everyone is still bawwing over 9/11 like it happened yesterday, but a balanced approach is needed here. America cannot just keep declaring war on anyone who had anything to do with 9/11 until it has massacred the entire Middle East and feels satisfied. I have started to notice that the boogeyman changes every five years for some Americans. If we "put them 6 feet under" everyone would just decide that
actually, the problem will stop when we destroy (insert regime here). Why? Because they are trying to plug random numbers into a broken equation. Two plus two is just never going to equal five. Destroying various Arab regimes is just not going to solve the problem of international Islamic terror.
It should therefore, not be, the platform of any candidate. This hate-on for Arabia is vexing and unnecessary, but unfortunately seems to be growing.