STATE DEPARTMENT ACCUSED OF AIDING SAUD FAMILY ENSLAVEMENT AND TORTURE OF US CITIZENS
Houston Chronicle reports: "In Washington, a State Department spokesperson declined to 'discuss the laws of another country', and no one at the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh would discuss the policy of the United States toward the Saudi law that foreign workers be given no more than 24 hours refuge in a foreign mission. While there is no indication that the U.S. government returns Americans to Saudi employers, there are indications that U.S. citizens are turned away when they seek refuge at the embassy and consulates in Saudi Arabia. In the case of Monica Radwan, 35, a Houston kindergarten teacher, U.S. officials refused to shelter her and her two children ... when she sought refuge at the U.S. Embassy ... a consular official called in Marine guards, who physically picked [her daughter] up and carried her off the premises, with her mother and brother following."
DESERT STORM SYNDROME POISONING AFFLICTS APPROXIMATELY 40,000 US SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES POISONING IS NEVER IDENTIFIED
Desert Storm Syndrome Poisoning has affected more than 40,000 United States military as well as their families. These families have never been given a straightforward answer on what happened to them by the State Department. The afflicted members of these families are dying a slow death without any forthright explanation given by Washington on what has happened to them. It could be said these soldiers and their infected family members have made the Supreme Sacrifice. These families do not know they are suffering the results of the Saud family Washington deferred payment scheme. Blockers, obfuscation, plain lying as well as other tools are used by Washington to protect their Saud family deferred payments against the Desert Storm Syndrome Poisoning victims. This is all done under the guise of vital interest.
US SPECIAL INTERESTS READY TO SACRIFICE US MILITARY TO DEFEND THE SAUD FAMILY
One US lieutenant general said; "the United States had already demonstrated its commitment during the war [Desert Storm] to defend Western interests in the Middle East. If the country is threatened, we would make the same commitment." Western interests could be defined as the interests of a few US international bankers, a few US multi national oil companies, a few US multi national contractors involved in the Saud family commission scheme; plus chosen Washington lawyers, lobbyists, consultants and other retainers. Regarding Saudi Arabia, the definition of country can be construed as a code word for the Saud family. The definition of "threatened" could include any internal opposition to the brutal authoritarian rule of the Saud family by the citizens under their subjection.
US MILITARY ARE BLOWN UP IN RIYADH BECAUSE OF LAX SAUD FAMILY GOVERNMENT SECURITY. CLINTON STATE DEPARTMENT REFUSES TO AID THE FAMILIES OF THE DEAD US SOLDIERS
We have seen indifferent Saud family government security allow US soldiers to be blown up in Riyadh. What were these US soldiers doing training Prince Abdullah's forces anyway? Even though Prince Abdullah's forces are billed as the Saudi national guard, Arabs under the control of the Saud family know they are Abdullah's private guard to be used against them. Recently, despite repeated requests for aid, the State Department has ignored the families of the soldiers blown up November 17, 1996 in Riyadh. Congress, yet again, has turned a deaf ear.
Sheik Mohammed H Al Zahid and the Saud family especially like to enslave and torture Vietnam Veterans because they symbolized power. The Vietnam Veterans were specifically hired by his US subsidiary to make examples of them to guest workers from other countries. John Keene and Jim Maes survived by begging food from the other guest workers. The Yemenis were especially good to them giving them figs, bananas and water. These other guest workers were encouraged by King Fahd's nephews to call back home and tell of the enslavement and torture of US citizens most probably so the Saud family would not be construed as a puppet of Washington. When documents were sought under the Freedom of Information Act by the Vietnam Veterans and other responsible US parties, the State Department in a series of contradictory statements said they were destroyed or did not have them or would release them with key parts blacked out.
JANE FONDA'S HUSBAND'S COMPANY SELLS OUT VIETNAM VETERANS
Vietnam Veterans enslaved and tortured by the Saud family were approached by a CNN producer who said he was investigating the abuse of US citizens in Saudi Arabia. The Vietnam Veterans worked with him for approximately two years giving him documentation and leads to other Vietnam Veterans enslaved and/or tortured by the Saud family.
Approximately 200 hours of video were taken of US citizens discussing their traumatic tortures at the hands of the Saud family. The producer aired a small segment on CNN in the Washington area.
Shortly thereafter the producer was no longer with CNN and ended up working for a small trade magazine. After waiting a reasonable time for an airing of the planned documentary, the Vietnam Veterans asked for their documents and photographs back from CNN. These documents included a photograph of a Saud family torture chamber similar to that allegedly used by the Iraqis in Kuwait as well as one depicting a palace prison for sex slaves.
Turner Broadcasting Assistant General Counsel reports; "we are looking through the files in the CNN Washington Bureau, also in an effort to determine whether CNN has in its possession any of Mr. Mallard's materials."
CNN Assistant General Counsel later reports: "Although I have not heard from you concerning particulars of any documents and/or photographs which Mr. Mallard believes are still in CNN's possession, CNN has expended a great deal of effort in looking through its materials and has been unable to find anything which belonged to Mr. Mallard. ... it is our understanding that all materials of Mr. Mallard's were returned to him quite some time ago."
Peter Truell and Larry Gurwin in their book False Profits say: "Through this long-secret relationship, the Saudis have even brought themselves close to - perhaps directly into - an ownership position in Ted Turner's Cable News Network (CNN).
At the center of this scheme was a group of Saudi intelligence operatives with intimate ties to both BCCI and the CIA."
Several pages later they go on to say: "In the mid-1980s, Turner was desperately short of capital and on the verge of bankruptcy. In 1987 ... [there was] a $560,000,000 rescue of Turner's company. ...Were BCCI and its friends in Saudi intelligence behind the bailout of Turner Broadcasting? If so, were they seeking to influence public opinion in the United States and other countries where CNN operates?"
The Vietnam Veterans also incurred another case of missing documents when slides depicting Saud family atrocities against US citizens disappeared from The Boston Globe.
An Associate Editor of the Boston Globe reports; "I wish to inform you repeated efforts have been made to locate the slides ... without success."
Soon after disappearance of slides, photographs and documents from CNN and the Globe, the Saud family government severely restricted visas for foreign photographers. This policy continues to this day.
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Fox's Saudi Prince
With surprisingly little media attention, Saudi Arabia has bought a stake in the company that owns what has been, until now, arguably its most visible and influential critic: the Fox News Network. Will this be the end of Fox’s “fair and balanced” coverage of the immense Saudi role in promoting Islamofascist terror?
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