Relevancy: If we follow the money, we can pretty easily see how billionaire Alwaleed is connected to #pizzagate. He's the second largest shareholder in Twitter. Twitter is known for censuring pizzagate and alt-right thought, even going so far as to manipulate algorithms so that trending topics are sabotaged. Twitter will also begin banning accounts not for what they do on Twitter, but what sites they frequent when not on Twitter! Yes, we will be monitored! Alwaleed is also a large shareholder of Time Warner, CNN: The Fake News Network's parent company! Then there are the donations to THE CLINTON FOUNDATION. He also just happens to own the top five floors of Mandalay Bay where human trafficking perv Stephen Paddock was said to have open fired on a conservative crowd. Also, Saudi Arabia owns the entire block that Besta Pizza is on: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1464613
This is a follow-up to my previous post on Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and the purge going on in Saudi Arabia. I alerted everyone and suggested that a pact had been made with the POTUS. Don't know if that is true, but the fact American mercenaries were called in seems to indicate some sort of deal. As for the purge, it's getting worse. Alwaleed was hung upside down by his feet to send a message, but a message to who?
Here are the highlights:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5108651/American-mercenaries-torturing-Saudi-princes.html
EXCLUSIVE: 'American mercenaries are torturing' Saudi elite rounded up by new crown prince - and billionaire Prince Alwaleed was hung upside down 'just to send a message'
- Source in Saudi Arabia says American private security contractors are carrying out'interrogations' on princes and billionaires arrested in crackdown
- Detained members of Saudi elite have been hung by their feet and beaten by interrogates, source says
- Among those hung upside down are Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, an investor worth at least $7 billion who is being held at Riyadh's Ritz Carlton
- Arrests were ordered three weeks ago by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
- Source claims mercenaries are from 'Blackwater', a claim also made by Lebanese president
- But its successor firm denies it has any operations in Saudi Arabia whatsoever and says its staff abide by U.S. law
- Americans who commit torture abroad can be jailed for up to 20 years
The group of the country's most powerful figures were arrested in a crackdown ordered by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman three weeks ago as he ordered the detention of at least 11 fellow princes and hundreds of businessmen and government officials over claims of corruption.
Just last month, the Crown Prince vowed to restore 'moderate, open Islam' in the kingdom and relaxed a number of its ultra-conservative rules, including lifting a ban on women driving.
DailyMail.com can disclose that the arrests have been followed by 'interrogations' which a source said were being carried out by 'American mercenaries' brought in to work for the 32-year-old crown prince, who is now the kingdom's most powerful figure.
'They are beating them, torturing them, slapping them, insulting them. They want to break them down,' the source told DailyMail.com.
'Blackwater' has been named by DailyMail.com's source as the firm involved, and the claim of its presence in Saudi Arabia has also been made on Arabic social media, and by Lebanon's president.
'They've transferred all the guys from Abu Dhabi. Now they are in charge of everything,' said the source.
The source said that Salman, often referred to by his initials MBS, is conducting some of the interrogations himself.
'When it's something big he asks them questions,' the source said.
'He speaks to them very nicely in the interrogation, and then he leaves the room, and the mercenaries go in. The prisoners are slapped, insulted, hung up, tortured.'
So a huge shake-up is going on over there. MBS is after something and until he finds out what it is, this most definitely will continue. And while the article states that he wants to:
uncover an alleged network of foreign officials who have taken bribes from Saudi princes.
Is this network the human trafficking network? I feel strongly it is. Human trafficking takes in billions of dollars a year, and anything that profitable is sure to be at the top of the list. If there were dalliances and more formal contracts, I'm wondering the names of those complicit. Definitely keep your eyes on this because this is going to get hotter.
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Onlio ago
This seems like this is a wish by someone who has watched too many movies. You know like how lefties think the world has a plot line like a movie. I doubt this is happening
migratorypatterns ago
Doubt what is happening? The purge and the torture? Or how I'm interpreting it?
I wanted the news disseminated. No matter what the reason, this story is huge. This is a complete shake-up. So take it for what it is. MBS is clear he wants Saudi Arabia to be moderate. By the process of elimination, were these elites against that goal? Or were they working counter to it by participating in activities that could no longer be deemed "moderate"?
Like I said, take it for what it is and put your own spin on it if you don't agree with mine.
rarepeeks ago
Why should we believe anything he says? His whole family are a tribe of degenerate women beaters who became completely depraved by access to more money than they can spend.
And zerohedge is reporting that they are negotiating to let the arrested Princes go if they give up 70% of their wealth which is hundreds of billions of dollars. That sounds like a power play.
The King's seat is up for grabs because the old King is too old to hang on to it. The young Prince's are jockeying for power positions.
Makes more sense to me to believe this is a power struggle than to believe "the good Saudis' suddenly shook off their conditioning and upbringing as degenerates with privilege who treat women like disposable play toys and like complete shit.