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‘Germany trading morals for Saudi money’

The Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel talks to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia during a reception for the participants of the G20 summit in Toronto, on June 26, 2010.

Journalist and political commentator, Muhammad Ali Carter, is of the opinion that German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s trip to Riyadh and her government’s insistence on selling arms to Saudi Arabia show the German authorities are trading morals for money.

“Germany will still prioritize, as the United Kingdom and other countries have been doing, making money by selling countries like Saudi Arabia arms,” because the Saudis "have money and a lot of countries want to sell morals in order to get that money,” the journalist told Press TV on Monday.


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