==The most dangerous man in the world?=•

Saudi Arabia’s defence minister is aggressive and ambitious – and his enemies within and without are in his sights

Friday 08 January 2016 20:15

WhenMohammed bin Salmanwas just 12 he began sitting in on meetings led by his father Salman, the then governor of Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Province. Some 17 years later, at 29 and already the world’s youngest defence minister, he plunged his country into a brutal war in Yemen with no end in sight.

Now the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is jousting dangerously with its regional foe Iran, led bya man seemingly in a big hurry to become the Middle East’s most powerful leader.

Prince Mohammed was still in his early teens when he began trading in shares and property. And when he ran into a scrape or two, his father was able to take care of things. Unlike his older half-brothers, MbS, as he is known, did not go abroad to university, choosing to remain in Riyadh where he attended King Saud University, graduating in law. Associates considered him an earnest young man who neither smoked nor drank and had no interest in partying.

In 2011, his father became deputy Crown Prince and secured the prized Ministry of Defence, with its vast budget and lucrative weapons contracts. MbS, as a private adviser, ran the royal court with a decisive hand after his father was named Crown Prince in 2012.

Every step of the way, Prince Mohammed has been with his father , who took his favoured son with him as he rose in the hierarchy of the House of Saud. Within the Saudi religious and business elite it was well understood that if you wanted to see the father you had to go through the son.

Critics claim he has amassed a vast fortune, but it is power, not money, that drives the prince. When Salman ascended the Saudi throne in January 2015, he was already ailing and relying heavily on his son. Aged 79, the King is reported to be suffering from dementia and able to concentrate for only a few hours in a day. As his father’s gatekeeper,MbS is the real power in the kingdom.

That power was dramatically increased in the first few months of Salman’s rule. Prince Mohammed was appointed Defence Minister; put in charge of Aramco, the national energy company; made the head of a powerful new body, the Council for Economic and Development Affairs with oversight over every ministry; and put in charge of the kingdom’s public investment fund. He was named deputy Crown Prince but ensured ascendancy over his rival Mohammed bin Nayef, the Crown Prince and Interior Minister, by absorbing the latter’s royal court into that of the King’s.

Impatient with bureaucracy, MbS has been quick to make his mark by demanding that ministries define and deliver key performance indicators on a monthly basis, unheard of in a sclerotic economic system defined by patronage, crony capitalism and corruption. His sudden early morning visits to ministries demanding to see the books is rapidly becoming the stuff of legend, startling sleepy Riyadh into action and capturing the admiration of young Saudis. “He is very popular with the youth. He works hard, he has a plan for economic reform and he is open to them. He understands them,” enthused one businessman.

That counts, because 70 per cent of the Saudi population is under 30 and youth unemployment is running high, with some estimates putting it at between 20 and 25 per cent.

But the same zeal with which he is pursuing economic reforms has also led Saudi Arabia into a messy war in neighbouring Yemen. Last March, he launched an aerial campaign against rebel Houthi forces that had run the Saudi-installed President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi out of the country. Decades of Saudi caution were thrown to the wind as MbS presided over Operation Decisive Storm.

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https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/the-most-dangerous-man-in-the-world-a6803191.html

>>18627395

Saudi crown prince a ‘psychopath’, says exiled intelligence officer

Mon 25 Oct 2021 04.38 EDT

Saad Aljabri says Mohammed bin Salman boasted he could kill former ruler King Abdullah

A former senior Saudi intelligence officer has claimed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is a “psychopath with no empathy” who once boasted that he could kill the kingdom’s ruler at the time, King Abdullah, and replace him with his own father.

In an interview on US television, Saad Aljabri, who fled Saudi Arabia in May 2017 and is living in exile in Canada, also said he had been warned by an associate in 2018,after the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggiin the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, that aSaudi hit team was heading to Canada to kill him.

Aljabri told 60 Minutes on CBS he was warned “don’t be in a proximity of any Saudi mission in Canada. Don’t go to the consulate. Don’t go to the embassy.” When he asked why, he said he was told “they dismembered the guy, they kill him. You are on the top of the list.”

Some details of the alleged murder plot, which were detailed in litigation in the US and Canada, have already been reported. But the 60 Minutes interview represents the first time Aljabri has publicly spoken about his break with Prince Mohammed.

He also spoke of the plight of his two youngest children, Sarah and Omar, who were arrested and are in prison in Saudi Arabia in what is widely seen as an attempt to force their father back to the country.

The Saudi government did not address Aljabri’s allegations but said in a statement that “Saad Aljabri is a discredited former government official with a long history of fabricating and creating distractions to hide the financial crimes he committed”.

Aljabri was a close adviser to Mohammed bin Nayef, a former crown prince and interior minister who is being held in Saudi Arabia and has been seen as a potential political rival to Prince Mohammed. “I expect to be killed one day because this guy will not rest off until he see me dead,” Aljabri said.

Aljabri has strong support in the US, where former intelligence officials have credited their Saudi counterpart for helping to save American and Saudi lives following the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the US.

On 60 Minutes, the former acting CIA director Mike Morell said Aljabri was “honourable”. Intelligence relayed to the US by Aljabri – Morell said – had led to the interception of bombs that had been planted by al-Qaida in 2010 in two desktop printers that were being flown as cargo on two planes.

Morell said there were also other examples of Aljabri saving the lives of Americans, but that they were still classified.

Saudi Arabia has previously denied there was an attempt on Aljabri’s life in Canada. The kingdom has also denied that the murder of Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist, was ordered by Prince Mohammed.But a declassified US intelligence assessment – released earlier this year – concluded the murder was approved by the crown prince.

According to Aljabri’s account of alleged plans to assassinate him in Canada, a six-person team landed at Ottawa airport in mid-October 2018, lied to Canadian border officials about knowing one another, and carried suspicious equipment for DNA analysis. The team was deported by Canada after being intercepted by the authorities at the airport. The Canadian government has said: “We are aware of incidents in which foreign actors have attempted to threaten those living in Canada. It is completely unacceptable.”

The serious allegations about Prince Mohammed come as Saudi Arabia is seeking to improve its image around the world, including through the recent takeover of Newcastle United by the Public Investment Fund, the Saudi-controlled sovereign wealth fund where Prince Mohammed serves as chairman.

In the interview, Aljabri portrayed Prince Mohammed as reckless and untrustworthy.

He is, Aljabri said, “a psychopath with no empathy, [who] doesn’t feel emotion, never learned from his experience.”

The former intelligence chief also claimed Prince Mohammed “feared” the information Aljabri knew about him, including a 2014 recorded discussion between Prince Mohammed and the then crown prince, Bin Nayef, in whichPrince Mohammed allegedly said he could kill the sitting king, Abdullah, to clear the throne for his own father, Salman.

“He told him, ‘I want to assassinate King Abdullah.I get a poison ring from Russia. It’s enough for me just to shake hand with him and he will be done’ … We took it seriously,” Aljabri said.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/oct/25/saudi-crown-prince-a-psychopath-says-exiled-intelligence-officer

>>18627395

Mohammed bin Salman: The dark side of Saudi Arabia’s crown prince

Touted by some as Saudi Arabia’s progressive reformer, Mohammed bin Salman has an ominous human rights record.

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom’s de facto ruler, appears to be further tightening his grip on power following another wave of detentions against perceived challengers to his rule.

Among those detained in the latest sweep were two of the kingdom’s most prominent royals, former Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef and the king’s last surviving full brother, Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz.

The Saudi government has not officially responded to reports that the princes were accused of a coup plot against Saudi King Salman and the crown prince, widely known as MBS.

Since he outmanoeuvred more senior rivals in 2017 to become crown prince, MBS has received favourable coverage in international media, with a multitude of reports focused on his economic and social reforms in the conservative kingdom.

However, previous arrests and an ongoing crackdown on dissent in the kingdom, as well as the gruesome murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, has shifted the focus towards the darker side of MBS’s record. This also includes thousands of civilian deaths in Yemen and a rapid rise of the number of executions since his ascent to power.

Blah blah blah

Forcing the resignation of Lebanon’s PM

What was supposed to be a regular visit to Saudi Arabia turned into a stunning episode of detainment by Saudi security forces for Saad Hariri, the former prime minister of Lebanon.

When Hariri travelled to the Saudi capital in November 2017, his phone was confiscated on arrival, anda day later he resigned his post live on a Saudi-owned television channel.

It transpiredHariri was summoned to meet both King Salman and MBS a day after his arrival, but was eventually presented with his resignation speech to read on television, sources told the Reuters news agency shortly after the event.

The move sparked outrage in Lebanon over what was publicly perceived asthe abduction of a sovereign state’s prime minister by another country.

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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/3/9/mohammed-bin-salman-the-dark-side-of-saudi-arabias-crown-prince

>>18627395

Saudi prince MBS tells US evangelicals the world should focus on Iran, not him

Bin Salman reportedly told American group that Khashoggi's murder was 'horrible', and criticised Turkey and Iran

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman told a group of American evangelicals last week that Jamal Khashoggi’s murder was “horrible”, but that the world’s focus should remain on the threat from Iran and Turkey, the delegation’s leader has said.

The crown prince – nicknamed MBS - also attacked Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Russians during the two hour meeting with the US visitors, Joel Rosenberg, an evangelical who lives in Israel, told Israel Channel 10 News’ Barak Ravid.

'He said, 'Listen, I am arresting people, firing people. Iran? When they kill people are they arresting people? No. You get promoted. What about the Russians? What about the Turks?''

• Evangelical Joel Rosenberg recounts what MBS told him

MBS's reported comments come amid mounting signs of anxiety from the kingdom, with 82-year-old King Salman off on a tour to shore up support and photos emerging on social media of royals who have been under house arrest.

According to Ravid’s account, published on Axios, Rosenberg told him that MBS “said his enemies are using everything they can to exploit this situation and make it worse”.

"He said, 'Listen, I am arresting people, firing people. Iran? When they kill people are they arresting people? No. You get promoted. What about the Russians? What about the Turks?'"

The evangelicals have said they were invited to Riyadh before Saudi journalist Khashoggi was murdered at the kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul on 2 October, and were quick to ask the prince about Khashoggi during the meeting.

“He had two messages on this,” Rosenberg told Ravid. “‘It was horrible and unacceptable’ and ‘I can’t let this stop me from all the reforms we have to get done to make life better for the Saudi people and to protect ourselves from the enemies – Iran, the Muslim Brotherhood, al-Qaeda, ISIS'.”

MBS made the comments a week after he told a crowd at the Future Investment Initiative, the Riyadh summit largely panned by Western officials and executives, that unnamed forces were using the Saudi journalist’s murder to “drive a wedge between Saudi Arabia and Turkey”.

“I want to send them a message: They will not be able to do that as long as there is a king called King Salman bin Abdelaziz and a crown prince called Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia and a president in Turkey called Erdogan.”

Six hours of freedom

In the weeks that have followed, there have been signs of anxiety among the Saudi leadership, particularly following the arrival at the end of October of Prince Ahmad bin Abdulaziz.

Saudi sources told Middle East Eye thatthe younger brother of King Salman returned to the kingdom after a prolonged absence in London to mount a challenge to MBS or find someone who can.

Just this week, King Salman has set off on a road tour of several provinces, the first such trip since the 82-year-old took the throne in 2015.

Photos have also emerged on social media of Abdul Aziz bin Fahd, the youngest son of the late King Fahd, who disappeared more than a year ago amid speculation that he had been rounded up along with business executives, former government officials and other royals as a result of his vast assets.

Many of those who were rounded up under the pretext of a corruption drive, which critics believe isreally a power grab by the young crown prince,remain imprisoned, with analysts suggesting that MBS might soon release more detainees to take pressure off the kingdom.

Despite the photo of the 45-year-old prince, a well-informed source tells Middle East Eye that he has not, in fact, been released from house arrest, but is now allowed to leave his house for six hours each day.

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https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/saudi-prince-mbs-tells-us-evangelicals-world-should-focus-iran-not-him

>>18627395

According to Nostradamus who is Mabus?

Mabus = Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud (the Saudi crown prince, also described in the bible see Rev 17:10)

Century 2, Quatrain 62

Mabus will soon die, then will come,

A horrible undoing of people and animals,

At once one will see vengeance,

One hundred powers, thirst, famine, when the comet will pass.

Century 8, Quatrain 77

The antichrist very soon annihilates the three,

twenty-seven years his war will last.

The unbelievers are dead, captive, exiled;

with blood, human bodies, water and red hail covering the earth.

Revelation 17:10

The seven heads are seven mountains on which the woman sits.

(Mecca lies between 7 hills)

There are also seven kings. Five are fallen, one is, and the other has not yet come; but when he does come, he must remain for only a little while. The beast that was, and now is not, is himself an eighth king. He belongs to the other seven and is going into destruction.

(Salman of Saudi-Arabia he reigned for only a short while about 2 years, now his son Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud will still have many years to live, but a minor prophecy states:

all Arab countries must fall before Judgement Day!

https://www.quora.com/According-to-Nostradamus-who-is-Mabus

>>18627395

ON DECEMBER 14, 2018 BY MIKE HOTCHKISS

Seems Russia wants us to know Mohammed bin Salman as MBS

It is hard to look at the news today without finding some reference to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as ‘MBS’. Of course it seems normal these days to think of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed as ‘KSM’; or to know Osama bin Laden as ‘OBL’ . (When I contributed to this analysis on MH 370 in March 2014, I wanted to refer to Zaharie Ahmad Shah as ‘ZAS’, but my collaborator discouraged it — perhaps sensing the loaded connotation that such a three letter name initialization of a Muslim associated with terror intentionally carried.) It is clear that this ‘initialization’ is almost a form of labeling associated with fears about radical Islamic terrorism today.

Knowing that the case of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder seems to be connected 1.) to Saudi geopolitical struggles with Turkey, in 2.) the context of the Syrian Civil War, which is 3.) a proxy struggle that is propped up by diplomatic and military assistance from Russia and Iran; and that 4.) pro-Russian conspiracists who were connected to the most viral 9/11 conspiracies (which are anti-Saudi at core focusing on Osama bin Laden and Bush family connections to Saudi Arabia) as well as ‘Syrian false flag’ chemical weapons narratives (in the Syrian Civil War period) — are now using ‘MBS’ as a core of their 2001-like claims; I figured I should check it out.

“AT LAST the Beast of Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman (AKA MBS) is getting unwanted American and worldwide attention for what he is really like, the young and ruthless power behind the throne of his stroke-ridden father, King Salman. Starting last year I began writing about MBS as a new and perhaps the most formidable candidate for Nostradamus’ Antichrist I’ve ever encountered since being on the trail for candidates since 1983… MBS is an evil beast but he’s your beast, Mr. and Mrs. America.” – John Hogue, Hogueprophecy.com

If you’re wondering who has fallen out with Assad and will be barrel bombed next — or just who the latest Syrian chemical weapons false flag is getting blamed on — tune in to Coast to Coast AM with George Noory next time John Hogue visits and channels his Czarist Nostradamus.

It seemed almost blindingly obvious to me that John Hogue referring to MBS as a codeword for Nostradamus’ ‘third antichrist’ ‘Mabus’ was a renewed instance of the same kind of strategy which had been used to make Osama bin Laden to look like such a ‘third antichrist’ following the 9/11 (2001) attacks. (Hogue had the top selling book of the 9/11 timeframe and the subject was Nostradamus — he’d predicted Osama Bin Laden as Nostradamus’ ‘third antichrist’ since June 2001.)

Having had some experience with Google Trends to do quantitative analyses of keywords; as well as Google Search itself to assist in quantifying the volume of a topic on a given site as well as qualitatively analyze results, I decided to see if I could find where ‘MBS’ comes from.

So, ‘MBS’ starts to spike as a keyword in a way that is not related to ‘mortgage backed securities’ or other unrelated businesses/organizations named ‘MBS’ in summer 2017 which is when the Prince came to power (June 2017). The biggest spike however is clearly in October 2018 which ties it closely to the Khashoggi murder. So that is obvious. I figured I’d look to see where the term first popped up.

Obviously not having the time or patience to assess every site, but to sort of try and debunk my own hypothesis that the MBS spike is related to some kind of Russian effort; I decided to check some sites associated with Russian conspiracy against general news sites as they relate to search results with ‘MBS’ in the title of the page (command site:sitename.com intitle:MBS ). I like intitle searches since if something is in the title of the page, you can have a good idea it has to do with the content on a page. If I was to search just on page for ‘MBS’, I would get a lot of indexed comments, stories in sidebars, etc. Overall, an intitle search can give you a good picture of quantitative / qualitative info in one (relatively easy and less variable) swoop.

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https://n01r.com/seems-russia-wants-us-to-know-mohammed-bin-salman-as-mbs/

Biden Caves, Gives Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Public Display of Support

Democrat President Joe Biden has put on a public display of support for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman despite previously bashing Saudi Arabia’s leadership.

During the 2020 election campaign trail, Biden blasted Saudi Arabia as a “pariah state.”

However, during his Middle East trip to ask foreign nations for help solving his energy crisis, Biden folded in front of the world’s media to fist bump with Saudi leader MBS before they had a private meeting

“We were going to in fact make Saudi Arabia pay the price, and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are,” Biden said in a 2019 debate.

President Donald Trump’s Secretary of State Mike Pompeo fired back at Biden over the flip-flop.

“President Biden said he would make the kingdom of Saudi Arabia a pariah state,” Pompeo said.

“That was an enormous mistake.

“But let’s look at the facts.

“They are an important security partner for the United States.

“There’s only one country in that whole region that wants to threaten the United States of America and Israel and wipe us from the face of the earth.

“That’s the leadership in Iran and the kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s been an important partner in helping protect us from that threat.

“The transformations that have taken place in Saudi Arabia, we can all argue about the pace and the speed with which they’ve taken place, but it disbanded police forces that threatened women” and that the “crown prince has made life better for all the Saudi people, including females there.”

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden will “reinforce the United States’ iron-clad commitment to Israel’s security and prosperity and attend a Summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council plus Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan.

“He will also meet with counterparts from across the region, to advance U.S. security, economic, and diplomatic interests,” she said.

https://slaynews.com/news/joe-biden-caves-folds-like-cheap-suit-in-front-of-entire-world-and-gives-mbs-public-display-of-support/

>>18627542

Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman Mocks Biden, Says He ‘Much Preferred’ Trump

Frank Bergman

October 24, 2022 - 12:44 pm

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman frequently mocks Democrat President Joe Biden and says he “much preferred” President Donald Trump, according to a new report.

A new report by the Wall Street Journal highlights the cracks that have formed in the relationship between America and the Saudis since Biden took office.

“An unwritten pact binding the U.S. and Saudi Arabia has survived 15 presidents andseven kingsthrough an Arab oil embargo, two Persian Gulf wars, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks,” the report notes.

However, the outlet says that the pact is now “fracturing under two leaders who don’t like or trust each other.”

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom’s 37-year-old day-to-day ruler, mocks President Biden in private, according to the WSJ.

“People inside the Saudi government” reportedly told the WSJ that the prince frequently makes fun of 79-year-old Biden’s gaffes and questions his mental acuity.

He has told advisers he hasn’t been impressed with Biden since his days as vice president.

The insiders reportedly said that Salman “much preferred” Trump as U.S. president.

As Slay News reported, Saudi Arabia recently issued a devastating rebuke of Biden and handed Republicans their first article of impeachment when they take back the House of Representatives.

A report has surfaced claiming Biden and his team asked the Saudis to wait until after the midterm elections before the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cut oil production.

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https://slaynews.com/news/saudi-prince-mohammed-bin-salman-mocks-biden-much-preferred-trump/

>>18627555

Not really “sauce”, but an Interesting blog piece on MBS:

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2017

Eighth King Mohammad bin Salman Matching Prophesies in Daniel and Revelation

https://endtimetruth11thhour.blogspot.com/2017/11/eifgth-king-mohammad-bin-salman.html?m=1

Daniel 11:21-30 NIV

"He will be succeeded by a contemptible person who has not been given the honor of royalty. He will invade the kingdom when its people feel secure, and he will seize it through intrigue. [22] Then an overwhelming army will be swept away before him; both it and a prince of the covenant will be destroyed. [23] After coming to an agreement with him, he will act deceitfully, and with only a few people he will rise to power. [24] When the richest provinces feel secure, he will invade them and will achieve what neither his fathers nor his forefathers did. He will distribute plunder, loot and wealth among his followers. He will plot the overthrow of fortresses-but only for a time. [25] "With a large army he will stir up his strength and courage against the king of the South. The king of the South will wage war with a large and very powerful army, but he will not be able to stand because of the plots devised against him. [26] Those who eat from the king's provisions will try to destroy him; his army will be swept away, and many will fall in battle. [27] The two kings, with their hearts bent on evil, will sit at the same table and lie to each other, but to no avail, because an end will still come at the appointed time. [28] The king of the North will return to his own country with great wealth, but his heart will be set against the holy covenant. He will take action against it and then return to his own country. [29] "At the appointed time he will invade the South again, but this time the outcome will be different from what it was before. [30] Ships of the western coastlands will oppose him, and he will lose heart. Then he will turn back and vent his fury against the holy covenant. He will return and show favor to those who forsake the holy covenant.

>>18627555

WAS LAS VEGAS A SAUDI CROWN PRINCE SALMAN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT?

Last night, I was on radio discussing the Las Vegas shooting and the connection to what is happening in Saudi Arabia.

They are connected.

I’ll start at the beginning.

'''There was a King Fasal who had a son, Prince Alwaleed, bin Talal.

King Fasal took ill andnamed his brother Salman as king in his place'''.

King Salman has named his son an heir to the throne, instead of his brother’s son Prince Al Waleed.

Al Waleed is a Wahabbi. Salman is Sunni.

Wahabbi is extreme Islam.

Salman wanted a more modern, non extreme Islam for Saudi. That’s why he named his own son as heir.

In Las Vegas, Prince Al Waleed owned the upper floors of the Mandalay Bay resort, including the 32nd floorthat was one of the points of shooting at the strip.

I say one of the places, because the witnesses were all correct. There were other locations too.

The Mandalay Bay has a heli-pad on the roof. That is important, because that was the escape route after the carnage.

Paddock was a pilot. He was also a gun runner between the Philippines and the US.

He was running guns for Prince Al Waleed. He didn’t win at the casino. Those millions came from smuggling.

On the night of the attack, I found out that King Salman was in Las Vegas. (I didn’t know that part until after the show and I received a missing piece of info.

Salman was at the Tropicana.

Paddock was victim one.

Others were used to shoot at the country music venue.

That was to create chaos and distract from the real target over at the Tropicana.

Al Waleed’s assassins shot from Mandalay bay, but they also were at the Tropicana trying to kill Salman.

That explains why there were shooters on the ground as well as in the air.

Remember the videos of the helicopter fly over.

I asked why a helicopter would be there when there was a shooter high up.

It wasn’t news, or cops.

It was the assassins who ran up the stairs to the roof from the 32nd floor.

Remember they sealed the door to the stairwell?

Paddock had access to the service elevator, because the boss said he could use the elevator.

Nobody questioned him.

Meanwhilethe assassination attempt on Salman failed. Now we are seeing the result of the failed attempt.

It was not only an assassination attempt and a terror attack, but an attempted coup in Saudi.

This is why everyone shut up in Las Vegas.

The response is still ongoing.

You are watching it play out.

As I said, I spoke on air about this.

I will post links in comments to prove my story.

Las Vegas was definitely a terror attack.

Al Waleed, the owner of the suite was who is behind all of it.

All the witnesses citing multiple shooters all told the truth.There were shootouts along the strip and in Mandalay Bay & Tropicana hotels. The reason nobody is talking is it’s not over yet.

https://americandigitalnews.com/index.php/2017/11/07/las-vegas-saudi-crown-prince-salman-assassination-attempt/

>>18627617

Mohammed bin Salman: Saudi leader given US immunity over Khashoggi killing

Published

18 November 2022

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63671947

THE MAIN DRIVER OF INFLATION IS A MURDEROUS MANIAC IN RIYADH

Saudi Arabia is withholding oil production because Biden won’t meet with Mohammed bin Salman after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, the president suggested.

https://theintercept.com/2021/11/11/inflation-saudi-arabia-biden-mbs-oil/

Saudi crown prince says unrealistic energy policies will lead to higher inflation

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, July 16 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said on Saturday more investment was needed in fossil fuel and clean energy technologies to meet global demand, and that unrealistic emission policies would lead to unprecedented levels of inflation.

The prince said Saudi Arabia had announced raising its production capacity to 13 million barrels per day by 2027 from a nameplate capacity of 12 million now and "after that the Kingdom will not have any more capability to increase production".

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/saudi-crown-prince-says-unrealistic-energy-policies-will-lead-inflation-2022-07-16/

>>18627662

I’ve posted all of the MBS stuff because it’s interesting to me that he could be the “MABUS” of Nostradamus’ prophecy and the parallels of his rise or ASCENSION to power in SA, to the Antichrist rise to power in the Bible (7 kings, 8th king) are a bit uncanny.

The AC will appear to be a savior of sorts for humanity. Someone who will bring about great (albeit fake/misleading) prosperity.

As we sit on the cusp of financial calamity, with the petro dollar on the verge of losing its status as the world’s standard bearer of currency, is there something (or someone) who is going to come along and “save the day”.

OPEC, and specifically SA and MBS, are using their tremendous power and leverage to manipulate oil prices, which is certainly not helping the inflation crisis. They can, at any time, flip a switch so to speak and bring about an end to the inflation crisis.

Are they manipulating the markets to exacerbate the crisis, with the intent to “save the day” when the time is right? Would that bring MBS unprecedented profits, popularity, & power? I think it very well could.

>>18627721

Paddock aside, the point of my post was highlighting the SA links to Vegas. Paddock being alive or dead is inconsequential to that angle.

>>18627756

Rocket scientist Robert Parsons said he opened a demonic portal with a ritual. Someone asked how said portal could be closed. He said the same person who opened it (himself in this case) would have to close it. Then he died some time later.

>>18627764

A GOP-backed dollar sounds weak, and fickle.

>>18627814

>enow

I know you meant “enough”, but I was just thinking about how if Trump had made the same typo in a TS post, anons here would be doing mental gymnastics trying to decipher what he meant by the misspelling, as though it were intentional and cryptic, instead of just chalking it up to being an actual typo.

BTW, this has been one of the best breads, especially for a lazy Sunday bread, that I have seen in a while.

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>>18627854

Whoa! I’m nearly a half century old and I did not know that. Themoaryouknow.png

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>>18627879

When anon(s) first started posting AI chatbot queries, back around January or maybe December, I asked the LaMDA AI about Jim W. The bot said Jim probably worked for NSA.

Another thing to ponder: while some bakers are probably anons baking just because they love it here, the fact that there is ALWAYS a baker, 24/7/365, is sus. Almost like there are people paid to make sure the breads keep going.

>>18627886

In an attempt to mock the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit), there is a wicked trinity (Satan, AC, false prophet). We can speculate on who the AC and false prophet might be, but we don’t know.

>>18627891

To my shame I did not know of this archaic vocabulary word until today. Don’t worry about me though, I’m fine. I have survived and thrived without knowledge that the word “enow” even existed. Imagine the possibilities now that I do know the word!

>>18627896

Great post anon. God is not bound by time. He created time for us. He sees all, past present and future, simultaneously. It’s one of the things that confounds many people because our finite minds cannot really comprehend the infinite. Kind of like when someone asks “Who created God?”, or “Where did God come from?”. The only answer that I can give in trying to help someone grasp this is that there had to be an intelligent and self sustaining being, with no beginning or end, not bound by time, who created all. That “being” has to be the Creator God of the universe. And that answer is far from encapsulating who God is and I, for one, am glad that the Creator God of the universe is beyond human comprehension.

>>18627938

My thoughts exactly! If train derailments were/are so common, what company in their right mind would use them to transport their goods? I believe the statistic is greatly misleading and/or manipulated (like COVID stats). Does one wheel on one car getting a little wonky count as a derailment? I don’t know about that specifically, but I’d bet there are very minor issues, that the average person wouldn’t think of as a derailment, that are technically considered derailments.

>>18627942

Well I’m just thankful that I have you here, oh fountain of wisdom, to keep me from putting a stick in the spokes of my own bicycle wheel while it’s in motion.

>>18628055

Unless we’re supposed to “think mirror”, I believe 4-6% is extremely optimistic.