Can the Royal family fight a two front war, and possibly three if you count Iran?
Visit to Al Murabba Palace and National History Museum
… from FARS News Agency, Tehran
“We
hereby declare the start of a Hijazi and Najdi movement to free our
territories from the rule of Abdulaziz bin Saud’s sons and the extremist
Wahhabi school of thought.”
The Yemeni people may be materially poor, but are rich in spirit
[ Editor’s Note: This
story has gone nowhere since it came out. Is that because a small
insignificant group is behind it, or has mass media sidelined the story
as a favor to the wealthy Royal family? The quote above shows me there
is a tribal split that has reached the surface where smoke is turning
into fire.
We
hear rumbles about how the Yemen war has revealed the Saudis not only
as Muslim bullies, but inept ones, thinking their wealth could buy them a
victory over an impoverished neighbor, albeit one with 24 million
people versus Saudi Arabia’s 30 million.
Yemen
does have a 1200-mile coastline that the Saudis would like to have in
their pocket, something undiscussed in the geopolitical analysis, where
the Saudis have tried to keep the focus on Iran as the driving force in
Yemen, as if those 24 million people have no mind of their own.
We
will be looking into the oppositional resources of these two tribes
more to get a feel for their ability to influence changes in the Saud
family’s marriage to the Wahhabi extremists, who formed the team
that has been the well-head of the Takfiri terrorist campaign in cahoots
with the US, and now we have confirmed… Israel.
On
a good note, the Houthis have agreed today, Thursday, to attend the
UN-sponsored peace talks in Geneva on June 14th. But the Saudis seem
intent on bombing while they talk. Worldwide pressure to get the Saudis
to stop has been virtually non-existent, as third world dead and maimed
are of little concern to most.
The
Saudi Royal family seems to greatly fear having a non-vassal neighbor
on its border with a representative government — an example it does not
want Saudi Arabian subjects to see. And subjects they are.
But
the question that these two rebellious tribes have put on the table is,
can the Royal family fight a two-front war, and possibly three if you
count Iran? And last, has anyone noticed how quiet things went on the
new Arab NATO announcement? What’s up with that? … Jim W. Dean
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A “lightly defended” checkpoint in Yemen
– First published … June 02, 2015 –
TEHRAN (FNA) – A
new anti-Saud movement named ‘Tamarrod (Disobedience)’ declared
existence in Saudi Arabia with the aim of “changing the cruel system
ruling the Arab country’s oppressed people”. The announcement was made
in a statement by the movement and was carried by the Iraqi al-Mesallah
news website.
“Given
the fact that the fake nature and corruption of the al-Saud (the family
ruling Saudi Arabia), the Hijazi and Najdi tribes should adopt a
unified stance against the al-Saud,” the statement said.
“We
hereby declare the start of a Hijazi and Najdi movement to free our
territories from the rule of Abdulaziz bin Saud’s sons and the extremist
Wahhabi school of thought,” it added.
“We
declare disobedience to this cruel and corrupt family which trifles
with our people’s properties and our soldiers’ souls and spirits in an
attempt to spread its arrogant and hereditary ruling,” the statement
underlined.
The statement came
after a terrorist attack on a Shiite mosque in Dammam by ISIL which left
3 people dead and 4 others wounded as a volunteer force tackled the
suicide bomber and blocked his path to the mosque compound.
Then after two
terrorist attacks on Shiite mosques in Dammam in one week, hundreds of
Saudi protestors took to the streets of the Eastern Province.
The Eastern Saudi
city of Dammam witnessed on Friday a mass rally held by its locals to
condemn the criminal explosion which was carried out by Takfiri
terrorists at Imam Hossein’s (AS) mosque.
The participants
chanted slogans against ISIL, and accused the Saudi regime of conspiring
with Takfiri groups to support terrorist attacks in the
Shiite-populated region.
Also in April 2014, the Movement of Freedom and Change had declared existence in Saudi Arabia.
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