Adam Montana – Dinar Guru The two largest borders are Iran and Saudi Arabia. Both countries present opportunities for oil delivery… in order to sell their oil, they must deliver it. In order to deliver the oil, it must get to the sea, unless they are to limit their market to the 6 countries that border them… and why would other oil rich countries pay a premium to Iraq? They would not, and will not. So it’s in Iraq’s best interest to have great relationships with it’s neighbors, and it’s important that the global market approves of these relationships. Iran and Syria are questionable allies…but Saudi Arabia is a solid partner. This is why I’m excited to see Iraq buddying up with Saudi Arabia, and it’s even more exciting that it’s not exactly clear what Saudi Arabia has to benefit at this time. I think we all know, or can use our imaginations. …Saudi Arabia has a longstanding position of “middle”…not anti-Iraq, but not the opposite either. Why, now, are they opening their arms? Maybe someone is expecting a change, and they want pole position. [post 2 of 2]