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Stung by an apparent defeat in Syria, Saudi Arabia’s aggressive Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has arrested rivals within the kingdom’s elite and provoked a political crisis in Lebanon, reports Dennis J Bernstein. By Dennis J Bernstein Change is clearly…Read more →

Al-Manar | November 28, 2017 Lebanese Premier, Saad Hariri said on Monday he wants to remain Lebanon’s PM, preferring to keep what happened in Saudi Arabia, where he was believed to be held there against his will, to himself. In an interview with French TV channel CNews, Hariri downplayed talk of his resignation, which he […]

Lebanon’s once and future Prime Minister Saad Hariri has been highly vocal since his return to Beirut, after apparently being held in Saudi Arabia against his will following on from a forced resignation that has now been rescinded.
However, while Hariri continues to speak to journalists, he has refused to offer any details about what actually happened to him in Saudi Arabia during what is regarded almost universally as a captivity.
Press-TV reports,

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By Finian CUNNINGHAM | Strategic Culture Foundation | 27.11.2017 What a disastrous past week it’s been for Saudi Arabia’s international public relations. It’s hard to imagine how it could possibly become more ignominious or cringe making for the House of Saud. But of course, how could it be otherwise? When the oil-rich kingdom is run […]

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By Jeremy Salt | American Herald Tribune | November 21, 2017 Undoubtedly the media’s account of Saad Hariri’s ‘forced’ resignation is not the whole story, but how true or untrue is it? As Hariri is a Saudi-US asset, the ‘forced’ resignation seems more like the sacking of a company executive who has not lived up […]

 This admission will not surprise anyone who reads here. The real question is why admit this at this time??? The answer is, quite obviously, that the US is  going to stay firmly placed in Syria. They are prepping the  masses in advance of their long planned occupation of Syria.