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Saudi intelligence

We note a report sent to us over the weekend suggesting that it was a
Saudi intelligence operation, and not an Israeli one, that was responsible for killing a high ranking Hezbolla'ah leader two weeks ago. This seems reasonably plausible, for we have read several times and have heard other times, that Saudi Prince Bandar (once the Ambassador to the US, and one of the US' closest friends in the region), has been agitating for greater Saudi actions against Hezbolla'ah and its supporter, Iran, for quite some while. Bandar has made it clear many times that he perceives Iran to be the Saudi's chief concern in the region, as Saudi Arabia and Iran vie one against the other for dominance in The Gulf.

-Dennis Garthman/The Gartman Letter/ 04 07 08

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Petroleumworld News 04/15/08

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