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The Total Collapse of Saudi Arabia is Fast Approaching
Daily Sheeple ^ | 3/6/2016 | Joshua Krouse

Posted on 03/07/2016 3:40:27 AM PST by HomerBohn

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Krause asserts that the collapse of Saudi Arabia will result in chaos in the middle east within ten years. The middle east is currently in chaos that will contribute to the destruction of the rest of the world.

The state of Ohio is oftentimes referred to as the home of American presidents; Saudi Arabia appears to be the home of murdering Islamic terrorists.

Like the rest of the Muslim middle east, Saudis don't build anything, they contribute nothing and anything they have is because some Europeans came along, asked "who's in charge here? Hey, you! Wanna be rich? Take this money and keep the other tribes away while we drill the oil you have no idea is there." And the House of Saud was created.

1 posted on 03/07/2016 3:40:27 AM PST by HomerBohn
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To: HomerBohn
Krause asserts that the collapse of Saudi Arabia will result in chaos in the middle east within ten years.

Oh, and that would be different from the chaos that exists there now, and has existed for the last 50 years?

2 posted on 03/07/2016 3:45:01 AM PST by exit82 ("The Taliban is on the inside of the building" E. Nordstrom 10-10-12)
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To: HomerBohn

I studied Saudi Arabia extensively while getting my MBA. My goal was to become an expert for the company I worked for, which had operations there. I discovered that the royal family, now counted in the thousands, is hanging on to power by a thread. They use a secret police that would have made Heinrich Himmler green with envy. They control most of the levers of power. At the same time they finance virtually all of the religious schools which turn out students who, when the look around them, live in nothing like the world they are taught is the one and only world to live in. In my opinion, the entire society is unstable and ripe for self destruction.

While planning my escape from the country should things go badly, I decided that maybe working there was not such a good idea. I’d be amazed if the current Saudi government is still here twenty to fifty years from now. The big problem with the government is it can not change. If it appears to adopt newer modes or western notions it will be torn apart by its self-manufactured true believers. Change is not allowed in Islam.


3 posted on 03/07/2016 3:49:07 AM PST by Gen.Blather
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To: HomerBohn

Boohoo. The Saudis, sponsors of terror all over the world, keeping women in a status lower than animals, garner no sympathy from me. Let them pawn a few of those moon-sized rocks from the rings on their fat fingers.


4 posted on 03/07/2016 3:49:27 AM PST by EinNYC
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To: HomerBohn
With all the criticisms associated with the Saudi Kingdom and they are ALL JUSTIFIED, we should not gloat about the fall or potential fall of the House of Saud.

If Saudi Arabia implodes (if the US allows them to collapse) we are in an Armageddon situation.

The regime has been stable due to her main export all these years, oil. Currently the Kingdom is under attack on all fronts by Iran and her proxies.

Iran seeks to take over Saudi Arabia and gain control over the Holiest Islamic sites, Mecca and Medina. IF THIS HAPPENS the entire Middle East with fall like a house of cards to a nuclear Iran, Hizbollah and more importantly, Russia and China.
During the Obama administration, all of America's allies have been abandoned, including Saudi Arabia and the last player, Israel.

If Saudi Arabia folds, Egypt will fold and if Egypt folds Israel will be with it's back against the wall. Then the “Samson Option” will come into play.

It is no wonder that Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States and many others are banding together in the absence of any coherent and normal US Foreign Policy.

5 posted on 03/07/2016 3:50:46 AM PST by Netz
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To: HomerBohn

If any of it becomes reality then the migrant crisis unfolding is just the first page.


6 posted on 03/07/2016 3:51:31 AM PST by ImJustAnotherOkie
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To: HomerBohn

I get dibbs on the oil.


7 posted on 03/07/2016 3:52:40 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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Saudi can extract oil for something like $20 a barrel.

But they need it at about $100 a barrel in order to keep their top-heavy bribeocracy going.

Saudi is a classic example of how unstable extraction economies really are. We may see the city based on seven mountains fall in our lifetime.

For all the nations have drunk of the wine of her immorality, and the kings of the earth have committed acts of immorality with her, and the merchants of the earth have become rich by the wealth of her sensuality.

8 posted on 03/07/2016 3:53:54 AM PST by agere_contra (Hamas has dug miles of tunnels - but no bomb-shelters.)
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To: HomerBohn

Nuke it from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.


9 posted on 03/07/2016 3:55:25 AM PST by King of Florida (A little government and a little luck are necessary in life, but only a fool trusts either of them.)
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To: HomerBohn

The Saudi way of doing things sounds eerily similar to the business/political model of a fundamentally transformed America.


10 posted on 03/07/2016 3:57:26 AM PST by MichaelCorleone (Jesus Christ is not a religion. He's the Truth.)
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To: exit82

whatever happens in Saudi, can we, the USA, stay out of it?


11 posted on 03/07/2016 4:03:43 AM PST by austinaero
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To: HomerBohn
Essentially, Saudi Arabia runs on institutionalized bribery. They need cold hard cash to keep the population in line, to keep the ever-growing royal family rich and happy, and to make sure everyone is doing their job.

Is this so different from the U.S.? Is it so different from any aging government body? Like the old Roman Republic; those seeking power figure out the quickest way to that power are handouts to the public. Power concentrates at the top. The lower classes swell; fueled by bread and circuses. The productive middle class is hollowed out and made irrelevant to those in power. Serfdom returns with a tiny ruling class and a vast, subservient populace relying on crumbs from their lords.

12 posted on 03/07/2016 4:12:57 AM PST by Flick Lives (One should not attend even the end of the world without a good breakfast. -- Heinlein)
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To: HomerBohn

I saw the near tantrum the Saudi prince threw about the Keystone pipeline and our shale gas efforts. I truly believe they influenced our administration into killing it and are undermining our abilities to be self-sustaining and free of Middle East oil, hence the oil price collapse. They crash the price as oil to kill off our industry, just enough to not kill off theirs. It’s costing them in this effort and prices are beginning to rise.

But the observation that they are losing to nearby insurgencies is troubling. They are weak. S.A. would be a huge ‘get’ for the likes of ISIS. As we’ve seen where these leaders get toppled, ISIS has filled the vacuum each time.


13 posted on 03/07/2016 4:14:40 AM PST by SueRae (An election like no other..)
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https://www.google.com/search?q=abandoned+cars+of+saudi&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXmPOLx67LAhVJkh4KHSasCxYQsAQIHA&biw=1093&bih=514


14 posted on 03/07/2016 4:15:39 AM PST by knarf
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To: HomerBohn

Good post, thanks. I spent a lot of time in Saudi. The author describes the place to a T. We seem to be approaching days where Biblical prophecy comes true. I wonder how all of this figures with Psalm 83 and also Daniel.


15 posted on 03/07/2016 4:16:36 AM PST by SkyPilot ("I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." John 14:6)
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2194633/Luxury-high-performance-cars-left-abandoned-British-expats-fear-jailed-debts.html


16 posted on 03/07/2016 4:17:08 AM PST by knarf
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To: Gen.Blather

I worked there in the 80s. I was all over the country. Made several trips there in the 90s. You and I can explain to folks all day but till you spend a bit of time there and get the “feel” it means nada. From Jeddah to Dammam the country reeks an atmosphere that can only be explained as spooky. The religious police, the Wahabis and the Shi’ites...then there are the southern tribes. Rumors of the fall of the House of Saud have been going on for decades but this time they may be true.


17 posted on 03/07/2016 4:17:28 AM PST by rrrod (just an old guy with a gun in his pocket.l)
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To: Gen.Blather

Good summary. They also had one of the fastest population growth rates in the world...meaning a lot more mouths to feed and people to muzzle.

But overall, the Royal Family does hang on by a thread. They were nearly toppled in 1979 (I think) in the Mecca attack - very nearly toppled, and it will take only slightly more organization than the Cologne New Year’s Eve mob to put their entire family in front of firing squads.


18 posted on 03/07/2016 4:17:54 AM PST by BobL (Who cares? He's going to build a wall and stop this invasion.)
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To: Netz

America shouldn’t have destroyed Saddam Hussein!

It is true he was a despot, but he was the glue that held the middle east in relative peace and protected Jews and Christians alike from being murdered.

Bushes I and II had to know this, but they allowed their minds to be clouded with conglomerate interests and therefore will go down in history as liars. Further, their actions paved the way for the Obama catastrophe.

At present, due to Obama’s imbecilic treachery and love of the Koran and ‘the pretty call to prayer’ the middle east will remain a muddled and highly dangerous place. The actions of these three ‘leaders’ have further exacerbated the dilemma by encouraging the infiltration by government fiat of millions of young, insane Muslims into western societies.


19 posted on 03/07/2016 4:18:21 AM PST by HomerBohn (Liberals and slinkies: they're good for nothing, but you smile as you shove them down the stairs.)
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To: austinaero

Nope, we are essentially tied to it. Excrement will hit the fan worldwide.


20 posted on 03/07/2016 4:19:12 AM PST by mazda77
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