Whether we like it or not, it is an indisputable fact that “money talks” and if you have pockets as deep as those of the oil rich Saudis money doesn’t just talk, it shouts and loudly. It shouts so loudly and forcefully that many British journalists, editors and publishers of international repute cower in terror at the prospect of crossing swords with the Saudis.

They are afraid of the financial consequences to their business ventures if they are mention or report about the chilling links between global terrorism, the international trade in heroin and the vast oilfields of Saudi Arabia. These individuals; the editors, the hacks and the directors of media corporations put profits before principle and profits before the security and welfare of our people.

Global terrorism is not run on a shoestring; training of suicide bombers and operating terrorist groups require large and liquid sums. Most terrorist organizations circumvent funding bans by creating “political” and “charitable” wings, a ruse that enables their individual and state supporters to contribute “clean” money to the terrorist organizations such as Hamas and Hezbollah. Interviewed by ABC News on September 11, 2007, U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence (TFI) Stuart Levey, said: “If I could somehow snap my fingers and cut off the funding from one country, it would be Saudi Arabia.”

Still, the U.S. government does not designate the Saudis, or other oil producing countries as terrorist entities, although they are the major suppliers of “clean” money that feed of the global proliferation of radical Islam. As the West consumes more oil, the higher the price tends to rise and more petrodollars are available to spread radical Islam.

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