'The U.S. has to have a foreign policy. Well-defined, well-structured....
You don't have it right now, unfortunately. It's just complete chaos. Confusion.
No policy. I mean, we feel it. We sense it, you know."
You don't have it right now, unfortunately. It's just complete chaos. Confusion.
No policy. I mean, we feel it. We sense it, you know."
Members of the Saudi royal family have voiced their displeasure with the Obama administration's approach to the Middle East through private channels and recently in public as well. None of them puts it quite like HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Alsaud.
One of some three-dozen living grandsons of the first Saudi King Abdulaziz, this prince is a prominent but atypical royal. His investment company made him the Arab world's richest businessman. He strikes a modern image for a Saudi, employing female aides and jet-setting on a private Boeing BA +2.29% 747. He's at ease with Western media.
Passing through New York earlier this week, Mr. Alwaleed, who is 58, sits down with the Journal editorial board between a couple of television appearances. He wears a blue suit, shirt and tie. These days, his bouffant widow's peak has more salt than pepper. The prince holds no important government post in Saudi Arabia, but it's hard to shake the impression that here is the uncensored id of the reserved House of Saud.
"America is shooting itself in the foot," he says. "Saudi Arabia and me, myself, we love the United States. But what's happening right now here, from Republicans and Democrats, is just not helping the image of the United States and is making this perception that America is going down a reality.".....
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