The U.S. agreement/treaty/whatchamacallit with Iran won’t leave the 6 Gulf States as vulnerable as they fear. At least that’s what the Duffer In Chief told them yesterday at Camp David’s tea summit.
Tea time at Camp David.
President Obama is meeting with Gulf state leaders at the #GCCSummit. pic.twitter.com/I5ASHhPbS3— White House Archived (@ObamaWhiteHouse) May 14, 2015
To alleviate their fears, it seems that turning the event into an Arms Fair trumps negotiations and diplomacy.
In its first five years in office, the Obama administration entered into formal agreements to transfer over $64 billion in arms and defense services to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, with about three-quarters of that total going to Saudi Arabia. And new offers worth nearly $15 billion have been made to Riyadh in 2014 and 2015. Items on offer to GCC states have included fighter aircraft, attack helicopters, radar planes, refueling aircraft, air-to-air missiles, armored vehicles, artillery, small arms and ammunition, cluster bombs, and missile defense systems.
Camp David was going to be a happening place this week. Well, it was until the RSVP’s for Obama’s planned 2-day summit with leaders from the 6…
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