Baker got a hunch from this is old article mentioning Jamal Khashoggi, the English royals in the first three paragraphs, something is going on between Q4753 and POTUS mentioning Harry.

Baker these articles mentioning Jamal Khashoggi, the English royals and Mohammed bin Salman , something is going on between Q4753 and POTUS mentioning Harry.

Only found one in qresear.ch

Funeral for Saudi prince provides peek into royal tensions

12/28/18

A royal funeral took place in Riyadh last Sunday that matched all the photographic intrigue of the gathering of British royals on Christmas Day.

At the latter, tabloid reporters hunted for any signs of hostility between the “warring wives of Windsor” — Kate and Meghan, the spouses of Princes William and Harry, who are reported not to get on.

is mother was from Armenia, a non-Arab pedigree that usually means he would have been sidelined from the prospect of ever being king. Yet, when I wrote this in an analysis several years ago, an aide emailed and telephoned me to say that King Abdullah, Salman’s predecessor, had once asked Talal to be his crown prince. (I subsequently judged that this had happened and it was not just a case of Abdullah being polite before offering the role to a younger, perhaps better qualified, brother when Talal declined.)

Other attendees at the funeral included Salman’s sole surviving full brother, Ahmed, who returned from effective exile in London last month to be at Talal’s bedside in his final weeks. He was quoted earlier in the year as making a comment deemed to be critical of MbS. (Even so, the Saudi Press Agency photographer caught a moment of interaction between the two men.) Also there was Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf, the Saudi ambassador in London, who was dismissed Thursday in a government reshuffle.

Yet another attendee was another half-brother of the king, Muqrin, who was briefly crown prince in 2015 until being pushed aside. He, too, was a pallbearer.

Funerals can be theater, and often can be predictive. That of Prince Talal, a marginalized prince, could well be the first act of the 2019 production of the Saudis’ own version of “Game of Thrones.

https://thehill.com/opinion/international/423015-funeral-for-saudi-prince-provides-peek-into-royal-tensions

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How Saudi Arabia’s 33-Year-Old Crown Prince MBS Rose to Power: A Visual Explainer

01/21/19

Over the past two years, Saudi Arabia’s 33-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, colloquially known as “MBS,” has dominated news headlines in the West so often it’s easy to forget that he’s only been next-in-line to the throne for just 18 months.

Nicknamed “Mr. Everything,” MBS is now the oil kingdom’s de-facto ruler. He was the central figure behind many earth-shattering events in 2018, from Saudi’s economic reform to the controversial intrusion of Yemen to the abhorrent killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in October.

al members, including Prince Alwaleed, nicknamed “the Warren Buffett of Arabia,” who holds over $20 billion worth of assets across the globe (including many U.S. companies), despite having no government duties in Saudi Arabia.

During the government purge, rumor had it that Prince Abdul Aziz bin Fahd, son of the late King Fahd, was killed by a death squad while resisting arrest.

Also during the purge, MBS ordered the arrest of another son of a former king. On November 4, 2017, Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah, son of the late King Abdullah, was arrested and stripped of all government duties.

A day later, Prince Mansour bin Muqrin, son of former Crown Prince Muqrin (King Salman’s lawful successor), was killed in a helicopter crash near the border between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. News reports from the Middle East suggested that the crash was not an accident, but a plotted assassination ordered by MBS himself.

By the end of the November-December crackdown, MBS had cleared every potential threat inside the royal family. His enemies from now on, however, will likely be coming from overseas and will be a lot harder to fight off than his Keffiyeh-wearing uncles and cousins. Suspicion over his involvement in the Khashoggi assassination has already caused a backlash from the West against his ambitious economic reform: the IPO of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco, has been put on hold; American tech giants are distancing themselves from Saudi money; and MBS is almost running out of tricks to lure foreign investments into the kingdom and repair his reputation as a benign reformer.

https://observer.com/2019/01/how-saudi-arabia-crown-prince-mbs-rose-to-power/

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'I saved his ass': Trump brags he protected Mohammed bin Salman over Khashoggi murder

Mentioning these characters arae

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/khashoggi-mohammed-bin-salman-bob-woodward-trump-protected

Donald Trump ‘Not a Fan’ of Megan Markle, Wishes ‘A Lot of Luck to Harry’

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was not a fan of Megan Markle after critics accused her of essentially endorsing former Vice President Joe Biden.

“I’m not a fan of hers, and I would say this, and she has probably heard that,” Trump replied when asked about Markle at the White House press briefing. “I wish a lot of luck to Harry. Because he’s going to need it.”

Prince Harry said that he was not allowed to vote in the United States but urged Americans to vote.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/09/23/donald-trump-not-a-fan-of-megan-markle-wishes-a-lot-of-luck-to-harry/

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these digs have come up trumps for a murderer. GOT EM"

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