Saudi Crown Prince Orders Preparations for Kingship Celebrations
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman formed team to prepare succession
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman formed team to prepare succession
after sick father steps down in near future, Palestinian newspaper reported.
al-Manar daily quoted sources close to royal family
King Salman to step down and name his son Mohammed as new king.
world leaders will be invited to ceremony to introduce new Saudi king.
bin Salman ordered increase supervision over Saudi royals
especially sons of Abdullah bin Abdolaziz, to prevent any coup.
last month bin Salman escaped assassination attempt in Jeddah
Mer'at al-Jazeera quoted assassination attempt by one Saudi prince
western diplomat said crown prince not harmed
prince who made the move was arrested
Bin Salman's ambitious acts to dethrone rivals created wrath among Saudi princes.
July, al-Ray al-Youm newspaper quoted Saudi royal family
Salman to step down in next five months.
first step was replacing former crown prince Mohd bin Nayef
second step king to travel to villa in Morocco for 2 -month vacation
entrust new crown prince with country
bin Salman will be Saudi king during August
will be test for him until King confirm quitting
sources added countdown will start October - December
King will officially step down under pretext protecting Saudi interests.
Western media said last week King recorded message to declare successor.
Sources in Royal family disclose King pre-recorded statement
power in favor of son Mohammed bin Salman in next few weeks
former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef still under house arrest.
Bin Nayef would like to take family to Switzerland
king and son decided he must stay, "he wasn't given any choice."
Bin Nayef under house arrest to keep him out of circulation
no visitors allowed except close family members.
June 20 bin Nayef summoned to meet King Salman in Mecca.
king ordered him to step aside because of his alleged drug addiction.
'I want you to step down, your addiction dangerously affects your decisions'
bin Nayef health issues aggravated after attacker blow himself up in 2009.
bin Nayef had shrapnel in his body, depended on morphine
treated in clinics in Switzerland on three occasions in recent years.
My comments :
Two recent news reports say that :
1. British PM Theresa May has stressed the need to end Yemen's civil war and discussed the importance of complying with international humanitarian law in a meeting with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister.
2. Newly-leaked emails written by two former top US officials show that Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and defence minister Mohammed bin Salman “wants out” of the war he started in Yemen
The Saudi attack against Yemen is a serious misadventure. My view is that the whole Yemen attack was a macho 'wag the dog' situation for bin Salman to show that he was in charge. It was a bad mistake.
Three years after the attack, the Yemenis have taken the war firmly back into Saudi Arabian territory. The Yemenis are more firmly entrenched inside Saudi Arabia and do not look like they will be leaving.
To stop the war, Saudi Arabia must concede huge chunks of border territory to Yemen. This is why I think the Saudi King Salman is stepping down in favour of his recalcitrant son Mohammed bin Salman. This Yemen War will cost them not only their jobs but also their heads.
Plus, the Yemenis are certain to demand war reparations for all the murder and mayhem Saudi Arabia has caused inside Yemen over the past three years.
Hence the first assasination attempt against Mohamed bin Salman in Jeddah - which has been hushed up.
Isnt there anyone else in Malaysia who will speak up for the 10,000 Yemeni men, women and children who have been murdered by the Saudi Arabian aerial bombing over the past three years?
Are people so stone cold?
This is the 21st century already.
I fones, Whatsapp, Instagram, American Idol?
No savvy?
al-Manar daily quoted sources close to royal family
King Salman to step down and name his son Mohammed as new king.
world leaders will be invited to ceremony to introduce new Saudi king.
bin Salman ordered increase supervision over Saudi royals
especially sons of Abdullah bin Abdolaziz, to prevent any coup.
last month bin Salman escaped assassination attempt in Jeddah
Mer'at al-Jazeera quoted assassination attempt by one Saudi prince
western diplomat said crown prince not harmed
prince who made the move was arrested
Bin Salman's ambitious acts to dethrone rivals created wrath among Saudi princes.
July, al-Ray al-Youm newspaper quoted Saudi royal family
Salman to step down in next five months.
first step was replacing former crown prince Mohd bin Nayef
second step king to travel to villa in Morocco for 2 -month vacation
entrust new crown prince with country
bin Salman will be Saudi king during August
will be test for him until King confirm quitting
sources added countdown will start October - December
King will officially step down under pretext protecting Saudi interests.
Western media said last week King recorded message to declare successor.
Sources in Royal family disclose King pre-recorded statement
power in favor of son Mohammed bin Salman in next few weeks
former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef still under house arrest.
Bin Nayef would like to take family to Switzerland
king and son decided he must stay, "he wasn't given any choice."
Bin Nayef under house arrest to keep him out of circulation
no visitors allowed except close family members.
June 20 bin Nayef summoned to meet King Salman in Mecca.
king ordered him to step aside because of his alleged drug addiction.
'I want you to step down, your addiction dangerously affects your decisions'
bin Nayef health issues aggravated after attacker blow himself up in 2009.
bin Nayef had shrapnel in his body, depended on morphine
treated in clinics in Switzerland on three occasions in recent years.
My comments :
Two recent news reports say that :
1. British PM Theresa May has stressed the need to end Yemen's civil war and discussed the importance of complying with international humanitarian law in a meeting with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister.
2. Newly-leaked emails written by two former top US officials show that Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and defence minister Mohammed bin Salman “wants out” of the war he started in Yemen
The Saudi attack against Yemen is a serious misadventure. My view is that the whole Yemen attack was a macho 'wag the dog' situation for bin Salman to show that he was in charge. It was a bad mistake.
Three years after the attack, the Yemenis have taken the war firmly back into Saudi Arabian territory. The Yemenis are more firmly entrenched inside Saudi Arabia and do not look like they will be leaving.
To stop the war, Saudi Arabia must concede huge chunks of border territory to Yemen. This is why I think the Saudi King Salman is stepping down in favour of his recalcitrant son Mohammed bin Salman. This Yemen War will cost them not only their jobs but also their heads.
Plus, the Yemenis are certain to demand war reparations for all the murder and mayhem Saudi Arabia has caused inside Yemen over the past three years.
Hence the first assasination attempt against Mohamed bin Salman in Jeddah - which has been hushed up.
Isnt there anyone else in Malaysia who will speak up for the 10,000 Yemeni men, women and children who have been murdered by the Saudi Arabian aerial bombing over the past three years?
Are people so stone cold?
This is the 21st century already.
I fones, Whatsapp, Instagram, American Idol?
No savvy?
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