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yes I do, that's why I said many nations....I did not say the house of Saud for that very reason. Even so, our backing of that dictatorship has still only helped push for more radicalization of Islam there. When People cant find change in there government, faith is often where they turn, and the radicals give them someone to Chanel there anger at...But you also know that the teachings of Mahammad ibn abd al wahhab are not the teachings that are the true basis for the current anti western thought and terrorist teachings...Ibn taymiyya, ibn al qayyim al-Jawziyyahm and Sayyid Qutb  have far greater impact on the thought and movement Bin Ladin represents, while Wahhab did teach a strict and very conservative version of Islam, he also was very limited in his teachings about Jihad and other such acts of faith that he is held for by todays western media...