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Arab League To Hold Urgent Meeting On Iran As Saudis Reportedly Mobilize Fighter Jets

>The Arab League is set to hold an emergency meeting on Iran at Saudi Arabia's request, this according diplomatic sources in contact with the AFP and according to various regional sources, at a moment when Saudi fighter jets may be mobilizing for war in an attempted show of force. Egypt-based Ahram Online also reports further that the meeting will discuss "Iranian interference" in the region at League headquarters in Cairo, and other early unconfirmed reports indicate the meeting could come as early as next Sunday.

>News of the Arab League extraordinary session comes as tensions are at breaking point as regional powers - especially Saudi Arabia and Israel - talk war against perceived Iranian expansion and domination in the Middle East.

>Meanwhile, The Daily Star, citing the Baghdad Post, claims that Saudi Arabia has scrambled its air force for strikes in Lebanon: "Reports now state the Royal Saudi Air Force has placed its warplanes on alert to launch strikes as the region sits on a knife edge."

>The report accompanies undated footage of Saudi F-15's in areal maneuvers over what is presumably a Saudi airfield.

https://youtu.be/eZoyGajSfq0

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https://archive.is/VHyi2 - ZH

Lots of source links in the article.

>>87700
Great another Russia vs US proxy war. Can't wait to have more bodies die for Israel and the Jewish system.

>>87882
Don't worry. It won't happen.

>>87884
I sure as hell hope it doesn't. Every proxy war gets us one step closer to a war between two states with the capabilities to destroy all life on the earth.

>>87884
Arabia wil collapse long before it gets to a war. The Labanese are at a distinct advantage due to counter intelligence and games feeding into Saudi instablity. Great Satan won't intervene this time since it's not so reliant on OPEC oil anymore, but you would be sure it will step in later to secure power. Or, not… It's a hard call.

Is it time to go innawoods yet?

wouldn't everything turn around if Iran won? they'll receive backing from russia so as long as the US doesn't get involved they have a decent chance. The whole greater israel nonsense is the crux of the issue here.

Russia, Saudi Arabia sign air defense contracts

>MOSCOW, November 13. /TASS/. Russia and Saudi Arabia have signed contracts on air defense, Head of Russia’s Federal Service for Military and Technical Cooperation Dmitry Shugayev told Rossiya 24 on Monday.

>"We have well-known contracts on air defense and other issues, which have been signed," Shugayev said, giving no details on the particular systems.

>Earlier, the press service of the Federal Service for Military and Technical Cooperation said Russia and Saudi Arabia had reached agreements on the supplies of S-400 missile systems.

http://tass.com/defense/975329

Don't worry nothing will happen.

>>88068
Not like that's going to help the Saudis. They couldn't win a war even if they tried. Their soldiers have no élan.

This honestly has some fake bits in it, but this made me think. It kind of runs contrary to the situaton Saudi Arabia is in now, but explains some or tries to.

>>88081
kek

>>88097
We need more conspiracy stuff like this. Why did you hide this from us, anon?

>>88111
I had it since yesterday night in the wee hours. Some friend of mine posted it, so that's the only I came across it since I don't go to /pol/. I think some elements of it are bull; such as Paddock being shot (when it looked like a suicide by pistol… maybe), two shooters, and the deal itself being illegal goods. Although, I wouldn't discount the last point, it was believed he obtained the weapons legally. So, it's possible he worked in legality, however I know he had shady connections like his father. Maybe he got in contact with the Saudis through gambling? What's their stake in that industry?

>>88113
The thing that niggles in the back of my mind is if the US swamp is draining then other swamps around the world might drain also.

Quote:

Habib took me by the hand and led me to the doorway of another room. It
was a dining room of sorts where an informal array of guests was gathered. As
soon as Habib appeared in the doorway, King Fahd of Saudi Arabia quickly
excused himself from the table and approached. He was wearing a multicolored
robe and headwear with a black-brown rope band. I was instantly repulsed by
his "wicked" lecherous gaze, I stepped back into the other room in fear. Habib
introduced him. "This is one of 'my friends' I mentioned in my letter."
I robotically responded, "It's a pleasure to meet you" and extended my hand
as taught in Charm School. Fahd bent over to kiss my hand. As he did, his
evil black eyes bore into mine as he softly said, "Your beauty warms my
embers. See them glowing deep within the darkness of my eyes-igniting into
flame-black flame." He laughed wickedly at the effect of his use of NASA
hypnotic conditioning,
Habib slapped him on the shoulder as though they knew each other well and
there were no formalities between them and asked, "Am I right? Is that fit for a
King?"'
The three of us went into another room that appeared to be a guest bedroom
that Habib was occupying. He closed the door and told me, "Diplomatic
relations are very important. You know the old saying 'when in Rome do as
Romans do'. Well, he's a King. Get on your knees. His wish is your
command. Satisfy his deepest wishes. It's your turn for a magic carpet ride, so
turn your Genie free."

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Trance Formation of America The True Life Story of a CIA Mind Control Slave by Cathy OBrien, Mark Phillips (1995)

>>87882
>Can't wait to have more bodies die for Israel and the Jewish system
That's always their goal.

As the "Saudis did it all" narrative is crafted while the public watches, note that what's not said is how the Saudis are merely footsoldiers - while it's Israel that controls the show.

Any narrative that doesn't expose how it's Israel that's both controlled and attacked the US for the past half century can only be a limited hangout - intended to sacrifice pawns in order to forever absolve Israel of its crimes.

Reining in the Rogue Royal of Arabia

By Patrick J. Buchanan:

If the crown prince of Saudi Arabia has in mind a war with Iran, President Trump should disabuse his royal highness of any notion that America would be doing his fighting for him.

Mohammed bin Salman, or MBS, the 32-year-old son of the aging and ailing King Salman, is making too many enemies for his own good, or for ours.

Pledging to Westernize Saudi Arabia, he has antagonized the clerical establishment. Among the 200 Saudis he just had arrested for criminal corruption are 11 princes, the head of the National Guard, the governor of Riyadh, and the famed investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.

The Saudi tradition of consensus collective rule is being trashed.

MBS is said to be pushing for an abdication by his father and his early assumption of the throne. He has begun to exhibit the familiar traits of an ambitious 21st-century autocrat in the mold of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.

Yet his foreign adventures are all proving to be debacles.

The rebels the Saudis backed in Syria’s civil war were routed. The war on the Houthi rebels in Yemen, of which MBS is architect, has proven to be a Saudi Vietnam and a human rights catastrophe.

The crown prince persuaded Egypt, Bahrain and the UAE to expel Qatar from the Sunni Arab community for aiding terrorists, but he has failed to choke the tiny country into submission.

Last week, MBS ordered Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri to Riyadh, where Hariri publicly resigned his office and now appears to be under house arrest. Refusing to recognize the resignation, Lebanon’s president is demanding Hariri’s return.

After embattled Houthi rebels in Yemen fired a missile at its international airport, Riyadh declared the missile to be Iranian-made, smuggled into Yemen by Tehran, and fired with the help of Hezbollah.

The story seemed far-fetched, but Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said the attack out of Yemen may be considered an “act of war” — by Iran. And as war talk spread across the region last week, Riyadh ordered all Saudi nationals in Lebanon to come home.

Riyadh has now imposed a virtual starvation blockade — land, sea and air — on Yemen, that poorest of Arab nations that is heavily dependent on imports for food and medicine. Hundreds of thousands of Yemeni are suffering from cholera. Millions face malnutrition.

The U.S. interest here is clear: no new war in the Middle East, and a negotiated end to the wars in Yemen and Syria.

Hence, the United States needs to rein in the royal prince.

Yet, on his Asia trip, Trump said of the Saudi-generated crisis, “I have great confidence in King Salman and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, they know exactly what they are doing.”

Do they? In October, Jared Kushner made a trip to Riyadh, where he reportedly spent a long night of plotting Middle East strategy until 4 a.m. with MBS.

No one knows how a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran would end. The Saudis has been buying modern U.S. weapons for years, but Iran, with twice the population, has larger if less-well-equipped forces.

Yet the seeming desire of the leading Sunni nation in the Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia, for a confrontation with the leading Shiite power, Iran, appears to carry the greater risks for Riyadh.

For, a dozen years ago, the balance of power in the Gulf shifted to Iran, when Bush II launched Operation Iraqi Freedom, ousted Saddam Hussein, disarmed and disbanded his Sunni-led army, and turned Iraq into a Shiite-dominated nation friendly to Iran.

In the Reagan decade, Iraq had fought Iran as mortal enemies for eight years. Now they are associates, if not allies.

The Saudis may bristle at Hezbollah and demand a crackdown. But Hezbollah is a participant in the Lebanese government and has the largest fighting force in the country, hardened in battle in Syria’s civil war, where it emerged on the victorious side.

While the Israelis could fight and win a war with Hezbollah, both Israel and Hezbollah suffered so greatly from their 2006 war that neither appears eager to renew that costly but inconclusive conflict.

In an all-out war with Iran, Saudi Arabia could not prevail without U.S. support. And should Riyadh fail, the regime would be imperiled. As World War I, with the fall of the Romanov, Hohenzollern, Hapsburg and Ottoman empires demonstrated, imperial houses do not fare well in losing wars.

So far out on a limb has MBS gotten himself, with his purge of cabinet ministers and royal cousins, and his foreign adventures, it is hard to see how he climbs back without some humiliation that could cost him the throne.

Yet we have our own interests here. And we should tell the crown prince that if he starts a war in Lebanon or in the Gulf, he is on his own. We cannot have this impulsive prince deciding whether or not the United States goes to war again in the Middle East.

We alone decide that.

http://buchanan.org/blog/reining-rogue-royal-arabia-127853

>>88169
>"We cannot have this impulsive prince deciding whether or not the United States goes to war again in the Middle East."
MBS does nothing without the permission of the US.

And the US does nothing without the permission of Israel.

Lads, latest news on the field is that the Saud king is stepping down. He's handing the crown to the prince who rounded up all the corrupt officials, which implies saud is solidifying it's control.
http://archive.is/QbX0n

>>88739
Now the question is, who is this good for, and who is this bad for?

>>88740
Did the swamp get drained or did the swamp take over?

>>88743
There will always be a swamp; there will always be corruption. The size and effect of the swamp is the only question.

Israeli army chief says ready to share information with Saudi Arabia

DUBAI (Reuters) - The Israeli army’s chief of staff told an Arabic language online newspaper that Israel was ready to share “intelligence information” with Saudi Arabia, saying their countries had a common interest in standing up to Iran.

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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-saudi-israel-iran/israeli-army-chief-says-ready-to-share-information-with-saudi-arabia-idUSKBN1DG29N

>>88755
No matter the outcome, the Jews win. What a surprise.

Saudi Arabia Offers Arrested Royals A Deal: Your Freedom For Lots Of Cash

>As we noted shortly after the Crown Prince’s purge of potential rivals within Saudi Arabia’s sprawling ruling family, while the dozens of arrests were made under the pretext of an "anti-corruption crackdown", Mohammed bin Salman’s ulterior motive was something else entirely: Replenishing the Kingdom’s depleted foreign reserves, which have been hammered for the past three years by low oil prices, with some estimating that the current purge could potentially bring in up to $800 billion in proceeds.

>Furthermore, the geopolitical turmoil unleashed by the unprecedented crackdown helped push oil prices higher, creating an ancillary benefit for both the kingdom’s rulers and the upcoming IPO of Aramco.

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-11-16/riyadh-allowing-imprisoned-princes-buy-their-freedom

I suppose it is just a matter of which swamp is in charge.

>>88743
I'd say it got drained, but the Saud's loyalties have always been shoddy so it's a bit early to say. If we're believing certain theories, it's good for America maintaining control on their oil.

Saudi 'Corruption' Probe Widens: Dozens Of Military Officials Arrested

>After jailing dozens of members of the royal family, and extorting numerous prominent businessmen, 32-year-old Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman has widened his so-called 'corruption' probe further still.

>The Wall Street Journal reports that at least two dozen military officers, including multiple commanders, recently have been rounded up in connection to the Saudi government’s sweeping corruption investigation, according to two senior advisers to the Saudi government.

>Additionally, several prominent businessmen also were taken in by Saudi authorities in recent days.
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>There appear to be three scenarios behind MbS' decision to go after the military:

> 1) They are corrupt and the entire process is all above board and he is doing the right thing by cleaning house;
> 2) They are wealthy and thus capable of being extorted (a cost of being free) to add to the nation's coffers; or
> 3) There is a looming military coup and by cutting off the head, he hopes to quell the uprising.
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>While MbS also continues to get the support of US officials, not everyone is convinced that the anti-corruption probe will succeed…
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-11-17/saudi-corruption-probe-widens-dozens-military-officials-arrested

I hope the swamp is draining.

Regarding this thread, thanks to 4/sg/ I know that Lebanon PM, Sa'ad Alhariri was held hostage by Saudis together with his family. Now it gets interesting. Our favourite granny-fucker, Macarone, invited him to Paris, saudis let him go, yet they are keeping rest of his family hostage. I wonder what interest France has in it.

>>89113
France is about 40% owned by israel. Three banker families own a little over 70% of those industries. Remember the Korean War? If not, those same families owned most of the country under paper-thin French control. Now they're being called on to protect the jewish assets in Saudi Arabia.

>>89125
Can you give me an overview of the world as you see it? I don't have a framework for the family/banking/etc conspiracy.

>>89021
Left out of those scenarios is this possibility:

4. MBS is even more corrupt than the people he's rounding up - and these moves are a preemptive strike to ensure that no one remains who can challenge him when he announces Saudi Arabia is officially a Zionist vassal state.

The autism is strong with this nigga

>>89166
Now what have we here….

>>89165
I noticed the David Icke logo in the image and decide to do a book search. Quote:

Saddam Hussein, the designated villain of the Gulf conflict, was in fact one of
the gang, at least up to this point. He was a member of the elite Safari Club, which
began as a consortium involving Saddam, SAVAK (the secret police of the Shah of
Iran), Anwar Sadat, the later-assassinated President of Egypt, and Saudi Arabian
Intelligence. It has been implicated in countless coups in Africa to further its goals
and is heavily involved in arms trading and supply. Out of the Safari Club came the
Pinay Circle, or Le Cercle, named after the French Prime Minister Antoine Pinay. He
was a major Illuminati asset who attended the first official meeting of the elite
Bilderberg Group at Oosterbeek, Holland, in May 1954. Others involved with Le
Cercle included the Habsburg family, a major Illuminati bloodline. To give you an
idea of its make-up and range of influence, the Le Cercle membership has included
Nicholas Elliot, a department head at Britain's M16; William Colby, a former
director of the CIA; Colonel Botta of Swiss Military Intelligence; Stefano Della
Chiaie, a leading member of the Italian Secret Service; Giulio Andreotti, Henry
Kissinger's friend, the former Italian Prime Minister from the notorious and
terrorist P2 Freemasonry lodge, and the man who gave Mafia officials protection;
Silva Munoz, a former minister for the fascist Franco in Spain and a member of the
elite secret society within the Roman Catholic network, Opus Dei; Franz Josef
Strauss, the German Defence Minister; and Monsignore Brunello, an agent to the
Vatican. In America, one of the Le Cercle fronts is alleged to be the CIA-backed
Heritage Foundation in Washington. Look at the potential for such an organisation
to be a coordinating force between apparently different agencies and countries to
achieve a common aim. Le Cercle and the Safari Club are basically the same entity,
which is why, as the Wall Street Journal reported on August 16th 1990, it was the CIA
that supported the Baath Party in Iraq and installed Saddam Hussein as dictator in
1968, just as they did with Colonel Gaddafi in Libya. But it is important to
remember that everyone is expendable to the cause if it best serves the agenda.
Saddam Hussein was encouraged by the Americans and the British to go to war
with the CIA/British Intelligence-imposed regime of the Ayatollah Khomeini in
Iran in 1980. The war dragged on for eight years amid appalling suffering and loss
of life. But it was good for the oil, banking and armament cartel (all controlled by
the Illuminati), and for divide and rule. The British government armed both sides in
this conflict and some (but only some) of this scandal surfaced through the Scott
Inquiry into illegal arms sales to Iraq that reported in 1996. The Iran-Iraq War is a
grotesque example of problem-reaction-solution. The CIA looked after Khomeini
during his exile in Paris to ensure he was ready and waiting to take over when the
Shah, another CIA puppet, had outlived his usefulness. Now Saddam would be
used again, knowingly or otherwise, to start another war in the Gulf by invading
Kuwait. Author and researcher George C. Andrews reported:

"A little known fact about the Gulf War is that one month before our Declaration of War
on December 15, 1990, Secretary of State James Baker, signed the US Army Report
from the 352nd Civil Affairs Command on the New Kuwait [unclassified, and therefore
available to those interested]. This report describes in detail how extensively Kuwait will
be destroyed, how the oil wells will be set on fire, and then how it will all be rebuilt
' better than before', with despotism, instead of democracy, even more entrenched than
i t had been before. The report includes a list of US corporations who will be assigned
the profitable task of rebuilding Kuwait and extinguishing the oil fires, as well as the
Arab names they will be operating under. [Exactly the same was done before the "war"
i n Afghanistan].
" Why have none of his political opponents thought of asking the obvious questions:
How did George Bush's so-called 'blind trust' make out during the time frame of the
Gulf War? Why are the huge business deals between Bush and Hussein still off-limits to
the public's right to know?" 22

22 = George C. Andrews, Extraterrestrial Friends and Foes (IllumiNet Press, Lilburn, GA, USA,
1993), p 288

–End quote–

Alice in Wonderland and the World Trade Center Disaster (2002) – David Icke.

This planet is fucked up. So this is what Afternon means by the Royal Marines of the US?

>>89172
Ha, I'd never even noticed the Icke logo! I just grabbed the pic because I'd always referred to that pair as "Saudi Israelia" and I found it interesting that someone else did too (as well as it saving me the effort of making a similar image).

And yes indeedy, this planet is definitely fucked up. Though it's *always* been fucked up - what's changing is that like a patient with a life-threatening disease we're finally awakening to just how fucked up things are.

>"But we have no opinion on the Arab-Arab conflicts, like your border disagreement with Kuwait. I was in the American Embassy in Kuwait during the late 1960s. The instruction we had during this period was that we should express no opinion on this issue and that the issue is not associated with America. James Baker has directed our official spokesmen to emphasize this instruction."
- US Ambassador to Iraq April Glaspie, lying to Saddam that if Iraq attacked Kuwait in response to Kuwait's massive slant-drilling theft of Iraqi oil the US would have no reaction

>>89207
Nothing is real.

>>89208
>Nothing is real
It's the only thing that is.