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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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Written by Jonathan Manthorpe – September 9, 2011 While Afghanistan and Iraq were targeted quickly after 9/11, it’s a mystery why Riyadh’s support for bin Laden was a non-starter Late in the day of Sept. 11 10 years ago, someone asked me who I thought the United States would blame for what had just happened in New York and Washington. Without thinking about it too...
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Written by Chris Mondics – September 9, 2011 Nearly 10 years to the day after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a London-based insurance syndicate Thursday filed a new lawsuit against the government of Saudi Arabia in U.S. District Court in Johnstown, Pa., alleging that the Saudis helped finance and provided logistical support to Islamist terror groups. Absent that support, the 9/11 attacks likely never...
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Written by Martin Bright – June 23, 2011 The Saudi ambassador to Britain has written an open letter to MPs defending donations to the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. The JC revealed last week that SOAS had received donations of £755,000 from the Saudi royal family over the past four years. This was used to fund the college’s...
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Editorial – June 30, 2011 Mideast: A key Saudi royal warns NATO that a nuclear-armed Iran means Saudi Arabia must attain weapons of mass destruction too. The United States and/or Israel could have prevented this unfolding disaster. A nuclear arms race begins among Islamic regimes in the Middle East. Our elected leaders and the hyper-educated, lavishly paid diplomats we send abroad are guilty of many...
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Written by Jason Burke – July 1, 2011 On a Friday at one o’clock, Sheikh Saad Bin Naser al-Shethri is leading prayers in a small mosque in an upmarket neighbourhood of Riyadh, the Saudi capital. The faithful fill two floors, listening to the cleric’s sermon on the true sense of the traditional greeting “salaam aleikum” – peace be upon you. This, Shethri says, means...
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Written by Senator Bob Graham – July 11, 2011 Senator Bob Graham asks why hard questions about Saudi Arabia have gone unanswered since 9/11. He explains why he’s finally taken to fiction to explore this controversial topic about what the U.S. is covering up. On September 12, 2001, Americans learned that 15 of the 19 commercial-airplane hijackers of the previous day were Saudis. The...
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By Press TV – July 11, 2011 Saudi Arabia might see a power struggle for the throne if the country’s Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz dies, says a political analyst. “You will see a competition, you will see a struggle between members and brothers and cousins in the family,” Ali Al-Ahmed, director of Institute for Gulf Affairs (IGA) in Washington, told Press...
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