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The real reason Western media & CIA turned against Saudi MBS

Posted by seumasach on December 15, 2018

RT

14th December, 2018

Forces are aligning against Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, lead by elements within the CIA and strong players in the mainstream media. But what is really behind this deterioration in relationship, and what are its implications?

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Saudi Arabia gets a friend in need – Russia

Posted by seumasach on October 24, 2018

M.K.Bhadrakumar

Indian Punchline

22nd October, 2018

It goes without saying that oil has been central to military power and economic life in modern history. Control of oil has been a key source of power and policy in the Cold War. There was even a top-secret US government plan to ravage the Middle East oil industry in the event of the former Soviet Union gaining control of it. The CIA called it the “denial policy”. It was hatched in 1948 during the Berlin Blockade – whereby, oil wells would be plugged, equipment and fuel stockpiles destroyed, refineries and pipelines disabled to ensure that the USSR never got hold of the Middle East’s oil resources.

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One day after historic Saudi-Russian summit, US suspends military exercises with “Arab allies”

Posted by seumasach on October 7, 2017

Zero Hedge

6th October, 2017

Russia no longer even has to lift a finger (or buy a few thousands dollars worth of Facebook ads) to steal influence from the US in key geopolitical hotspots: the US can do so on its own.

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