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crown prince death squads
The Saudi death squad is alive and going after other targets that the crown prince wants to silence. This is still going on after the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey. Fortunately the Canadian government screened the squad at the border and stopped any new executions in Canada. A former Saudi intelligence official who worked with the U.S. on terrorism is living there. The prince ordered him back to Saudi and he has refused. So he is a target. Life in the kingdom as it was centuries ago goes on.
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The Bystander
Not every Bedouin was pleased to have a nuclear power plant in their desert, let alone what it really was, a weapons factory. One tribal leader had sworn the so-called mine would never be operational.
Along with the Bedouin dissidents, his worry was that the Americans had the ability to cover the area with satellite coverage or drones. They’d be all over the mining area. So far, the camouflage had worked, but under extensive scrutiny, maybe not.
Could my plans to rule depend on camouflage? Rashid hoped not. As a royal prince, his ambition was to rule, not like many royals who believed their role was to consume. His father was at the top of the succession pyramid, but as his son, he had to prove himself.
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