Al-Saud Mafia-House: Undead Zombie Ghoul Pharaoh King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz

Pharaoh Salman bin Abdel Aziz: Hustling “crown prince”

Condemned by French Court

Al-Saud Mafia-House: Undead Zombie Ghoul Pharaoh King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz

Pharaoh Salman bin Abdel Aziz and Hustling “crown prince”,

A zombie (Haitian Creole) is an animated corpse brought back to life by mystical means, such as witchcraft. The term is often figuratively applied to describe a hypnotized person bereft of consciousness and self-awareness, yet ambulant and able to respond to surrounding stimuli.

The undead are those beings that are deceased and yet behave as if alive. The term undead could also describe a dead body animated by supernatural forces (or some other life force) or the soul of a malevolent creature (such as a demon). Undead may be incorporeal, such as ghosts, or corporeal, such as ghouls, vampires and zombies.

Zombie Pharaoh King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz

The Al Saud Mafia House has been kept alive through “Wahhabi religious decree” that the Mafia House Family members do not respect or apply. As for the undead Pharaoh King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz, who is in the eyes of Saudis actually dead, he is being artificially kept “alive”; no supernatural forces are involved, but an undead, malevolent and materialistic-demon-ghoul-creature who unjustly carries the title of “Khadim Al-Harmain Al-Sharifain“ (Servant of the Two Holy Shrines); to me, he is “Harami Al-Harmain Al-Sharifain“ (Thief of the Two Holy Shrines).

As a Sunni, I am ashamed to giving these two examples:

1. Saudi Princess Basma bint Saud bin Abdel Aziz, daughter of the late Saudi King, has accused the Riyadh regime of corruption, saying vast majority of the Gulf country’s population are living in poverty …. has said that some 95 percent of the country live below the country’s poverty-line and have no access to water and electricity. This is while the remaining five percent enjoy the country’s wealth. She accused Saudi officials of pocketing more than USD 21 billion that were supposed to be invested in order to expand the holy mosque in Mecca …. stressing that no Arab country is immune to the wave of popular movements in the region.”http://jafrianews.com/2011/09/11/saudi-princess-accuses-government-of-corruption-poverty-in-the-country/

2. Ibrahim – Pharaoh “crown prince” Salman bin Abdel Aziz’s Paris servant – testimony to me (I have been Pharaoh Salman’s neighbor in Paris for over twenty years): “My job is, every night, to escort Prince Salman’s daughter to different London ‘Discos’ where the Princess dances until dawn. I am fed up and revolted.”

“Wild Beauties Show Underwear in London Disco”

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Pharaoh Salman bin Abdel Aziz and Hustling “crown prince”,

The particular creed of Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia, which is known in the West as “Wahhabis”, emerged in the mid-18th century in Central Arabia from the teachings of Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab. This Arabian religious reformer sought to “rid Islam of foreign innovations that compromised its monotheistic foundations and to restore what he believed were the religious practices of the 7th century at the time of the Prophet Muhammad and his immediate successors”. He established a political covenant in 1744 with Muhammad Ibn Saud, according to which he received bin Saud's protection and in exchange legitimized the spread of Saudi rule over a widening circle of Arabian tribes. This covenant between the Saudi royal family and Wahhabis is at the root of modern “kingdom of Saudi Arabia”.

The Concept of “Kingdoms” on Earth is Aalien to Islam; holding a “Hereditary Title” to a “Family Blood-Line” or Tribe is one thing, but Ruling the “Umma” Nation is a whole other Story...

In retrospect, Wahhabis was significant for two reasons. First, it rejuvenated the idea of the militant “jihad”, or holy war, which had declined as a central Islamic value to be applied universally. Under the influence of Sufism, for example, “jihad” had also evolved into a more spiritual concept. Second, Wahhabis became associated with a brutal history of political expansion that led to the massacre of Muslims who did not adhere to its tenets, the most famous of which occurred against the Shiites Muslims of Kerbela in the early 18th century and against Sunni Muslims in Arabian cities, like Taif, during the early 20th century. These Muslims were labeled as polytheists and did not deserve any protection. The highest spiritual authority of Islam during this period, the Sultan-Caliph of the Ottoman Empire, regarded the Wahhabis as heretics and waged wars against them in defense of Islam.

Pharaoh Salman bin Abdel Aziz and Hustling “crown prince”,

The Saudi government faces hard dilemmas. It has recently taken disciplinary action against some of its most extreme religious leaders. But traditionally, the Saudis need the backing of their clerics to legitimize their regime; that is the heart of the Saudi-Wahhabi covenant that dates back to the 18th century. Yet the Saudis also need the ultimate protective shield provided by the United States. In order to sustain this, they have spent huge sums of money for public relations firms and influence-brokers.

The evolution of societies around the world will always take separate tracks and destinies. Saudi Arabia is no different and soon the ruling Mafia family will fall no doubt. In fact it’s very working will bring its demise. The system is increasingly too fragile to withstand the change. Having to reconcile internal interests within the family, and then the interests of other influential families/clans/tribes, in addition to the interests of other players in society such as clergy, liberals, women, minorities, regions, as well as American and foreign interest put incredible pressure on the Saudi system. The Saudis have managed to build an artificially “strong and powerful state” in the Middle East, but the future will require a different type of state and the change no doubt is coming. The Saudis, the Wahhabis and the liberals are the strongest three groups in society whose reaching a new consensus among them will be critical for the country's actual stability. The alternative would be the disintegration of the country into several kingdoms and perhaps one Republic (Islamic, to me).

Saudi Pharaoh Royal Mafia family seems just like a big European Party in power, where a lot of people vie to secure top jobs of the state machine. When the Saudi royals are in trouble, the American power in the shadows is always there to help and keep things murky. The Al Saud ruling Mafia family is no doubt corrupt and the country is a family business run by the Al Saud themselves. If something unfortunate happens to the Al Saud then this would be a nightmare to the American imperialism... Everyone in the kingdom lives under the two swords (as seen in their national emblem) with fear and uncertainty... It’s an intelligent society but with creativity and freedom totally suppressed there is a cancer being developed in the society. On the surface it is very peaceful ... but inside there is dissent for sure ... All said and done, do not underestimate the citizens of this country ... as there will be many surprises in store ... The Mafia House of Saud, reigns with a silky 'oil-enriched' fist! It hopes that no major upheavals will take place, as long as the oil keeps flowing. In 2013, they will be surprised.

What a system in vogue! You scratch my bag and I will yours! That is how Saudi clan runs the country: the heart and soul of Islam! It is not only the so-called Saudi royal Mafia Family who are a kind of parasite. To keep the natives happy the street sheikhs live off the hard work of foreign workers. For example no non-Saudi can set up a business without a literally "Sleeping partner" Saudi national. Not content with that outrageous regulation it is the "Foreigner" who coughs out cash for the business. No other country keeps (seizes is a better word) of their foreign employee/partner’ Passport. It is Saudi law that the foreigner surrenders his passport to Saudi who hires him or is his sleeping partner. In other words it is a kind of slavery from back door. No Protest from either Washington or London the lading Champs of Human Rights. As long as Saudi ruling clan do their bidding by pumping cheap oil for US machinery of war and injustice! The most outrageous thing is that the Mafia Saudi Ruling Junta has the nerve to claim is that they live according to the Islamic “Sharia”! Call it pulling wool over one billion plus Muslims of the world! I friend of mine told me: ”What I have found the most surprising about the elderly kings and princes is how they manage not to have a single gray hair in their beards and moustaches. Must be the Pious and Spartan lives they lead!! The easiest way to solve the problem is to invade the country, establish a democracy, and cleanse the country of all the descendants’ sons of Ibn Al Saud who do not accept the democracy. “

There is evidence that the “Ghawar” oil field of Saudi Arabia, the largest in the world, may be in decline. Moreover as with other oil producing nations, particularly in the Middle East, that for political reasons Saudi Arabia has intentionally overstated its proven recoverable reserves. Said to be 260 billion barrels (GB), possibly more on the order of 60 to 100 GB. In other words, Saudi Arabia is at or near, in fact past, it’s Peak Oil.

Saudi Arabia today is, as best as I can see it, a hopeless case of a very cruel and primitive form of Pharaoh Government entirely immersed and exercising tyranny. Pharaoh Brother follows Pharaoh Brother as Saudi Arabia’s absolute Pharaoh Monarch!! And so al Saud Mafia Family hope it may well continue, but watch for the tensions within that very large royal family. Regarding its population, Saudi Arabia remains shockingly conservative—indeed, and suffocating oppressive especially to its women. The spectacular success of Abdel Aziz—who went on to conquer much of Arabia, ally himself by marriage to its biggest tribes and found the modern kingdom—allowed him to disqualify all other branches of the al-Sauds from rule. Henceforth the line of succession would run only through his sons and their descendants. Even so, when he died in 1953 leaving more than 30 living sons, the two eldest ones, each backed by a powerful faction, bickered dangerously over the leadership until the eventual triumph of Faisal in 1964. In overthrowing Saud, his impulsive, spendthrift older sibling, the more capable Faisal relied heavily on support from the Sudairis, the largest group of Abdul Aziz’s sons born to the same mother. A non-Sudairi himself, Faisal made sure the seven Sudairi brothers were well rewarded.

The empowerment of the Sudairis brought continuity to the system, preventing the recurrence of open squabbling. It also prompted other princes to align quietly against them. Before becoming king, Pharaoh Abdullah struggled to preserve an independent power base through his command of the National Guard, a large, paramilitary force drawn largely from desert tribes. He cultivated allies among his other brothers and with Faisal’s powerful sons, particularly Pharaoh Prince Saud, who has been foreign minister since 1975 and Saud’s brother, Pharaoh Prince Khalid, whom the Pharaoh King named governor of Mecca.

Saudi-watchers suspected that the subtle aim behind such maneuvers was to ensure that when Pharaoh Sultan eventually became king, he would not be strong enough to complete the Sudairis’ dominance by keeping the line of succession within their branch. When or whether the throne will pass to the second generation of Abdul Aziz’s heirs remains an open question. Although most of the patriarch’s surviving sons do not seem to want the job.

Saudi royalists dismiss whispers of factional tensions and scheming as absurd, and it is true that the al-Saud, helped by their direct or indirect control of much of the Arab media, are adept at keeping their squabbles private. Yet the dispensation that has guided the kingdom for the past five decades has weakened. Several senior figures in the Saudi establishment are dead others ailing, including the foreign minister; and, two years ago, the long-serving Pharaoh princes who headed the Saudi navy and air force were replaced by professional soldiers. Some saw, then, this as a sign of the waning influence of Pharaoh Sultan within the armed forces.

For the western commentators here who love to hate Arab regimes and kingdoms, as an Arab myself I wish you could translate this hate into pressures on your governments to stop setting up military bases in these countries to protect them from internal and external threats. After all, without direct western support, most Arab regimes will falter.

Pharaoh Salman bin Abdel Aziz and Hustling “crown prince”,

In conclusion, Undead Zombie Ghoul Pharaoh King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz and other Undead Zombie Ghoul al Saud Mafia House Pharaohs will be finally buried when God’s Freedom Sun will rise, soon, bathing and purifying The Islamic Republic of Saudi Arabia’s Flag, Population and Land.

Dr. Walid Amin Ruwayha

Your Saudi “Dissident” Paris Neighbor