> Mostly the former, plenty of evidence exists in the public domain. Perhaps, but when you make such statements, the burden of proof is on you. > My point is

> Mostly the former, plenty of evidence exists in the public domain. Perhaps, but when you make such statements, the burden of proof is on you. > My point is that a government can have a public position, even actively fight for it I'm sure that there probably are ISIS apologists among Saudis - I'd argue that they are few in number - but it's nonetheless important to make the distinction between the government and regular citizens. Furthermore, you seem to be ignoring the fact that such activity is outright illegal, so it's not as if the government is OK with Saudi ISIS supporters.