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Written by Ali Gharib wide-ranging interview with the U.K.’s Independent newspaper. The rare criticism from inside the royal family— and by a woman from a nation with pervasive gender issues, to boot — came from the youngest child of the country’s second king, Saud. While avoiding direct criticisms of her uncle King Abdullah, Saudi Arabia’s current ruler, the 47-year-old Basma blamed ministers for incompetence and lamented...
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Written by Peter_Dow Lloyd’s Sues Members of Saudi Royal Family for Funding Al-Qaeda in 9/11 Attacks Prince Salman Bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud Leaders of Saudi Arabia are being sued by Lloyd’s insurance for playing a key role in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Lloyd’s has paid more than $215 million in claims filed by families of those killed in the attacks, and wants Saudi leaders to...
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Written by Nicholas Noe & Walid Raad – October 4, 2011 It’s to be expected that commentators writing in Saudi-owned media will be friendly toward royal initiatives, especially those undertaken by King Abdullah. But they went overboard last week, responding to the king’s announcement that women would be allowed to vote and stand for election in 2015 municipal polls as well as serve on the...
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Written by Editor – September 30, 2011 For most of this year protesters in Change Square, Sana’a, have been saying that they were not interested in Osama bin Laden and his followers in Yemen. Their fight was against their dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh. For Yemenis, al-Qaida were just one small band in a country saturated with armed militias. The drones hovering over Anwar al-Awlaki’s...
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Written by Dissol – September 29, 2011 I don’t like theocracies. I don’t like countries that take away basic human rights from their citizens. I don’t like dictators. Therefore, I don’t like the Saudi Royal family. But the Saudi Royal family are clearly scared…they must have been watching events of the Arab Spring all around them; other dictatorships in the region being overthrown, and...
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Written by Russ Baker – September 22, 2011 WhoWhatWhy has found evidence linking the Saudi royal family to Saudis in South Florida who reportedly had direct contact with the 9/11 hijackers before fleeing the United States just prior to the attacks. Our report connects some of the dots first laid out by investigative author Anthony Summers and Florida-based journalist Dan Christensen in articles jointly...
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Written by AFP – September 14, 2011 MADRID — A Spanish court has reopened a probe into allegations a Saudi billionaire prince raped a model on a yacht in the Mediterranean three years ago, according to a ruling seen by AFP Wednesday. The case concerns Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a nephew of King Abdullah and one of world’s richest men, who is being asked...
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Written by Richard Simmons – September 13, 2011 Fit for a King! According to a new WikiLeaks release the King of Saudi Arabia is a regular user of the erectile dysfunction medication Viagra at the age of 92! A US State Department telegram published by WikiLeaks also shows that King Abdullah is considerably older than previously thought as it was estimated that he was between...
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Written by Noel Brinkerhoff – September 13, 2011 Leaders of Saudi Arabia are being sued by Lloyd’s insurance for playing a key role in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Lloyd’s has paid more than $215 million in claims filed by families of those killed in the attacks, and wants Saudi leaders to reimburse the company. As far as the insurer is concerned, 9/11 never would have...
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Written by Dylan Ratigan – September 13, 2011 I think it’s time the government came clean with us about the true face of petro-politics. That face is very, very ugly, and extremely dangerous, but it’s time we learn the truth. For ten years, the US government has kept secret the Saudi connection to the 9/11 hijackers. During both the Bush administration, and now the...
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