ITV documentary "Saudi Arabia uncovered": Ideology that breeds terrorism

Arwenn said:
I watched this late last night (not a great idea, because I couldn't sleep afterwards)- I knew that it was bad, I just had no idea how bad. Like the others have said above, how can a place like this even exist on earth? No freedom of speech, no freedom of thought, the worst forms of oppression, poverty and cruelty. They actually seem to delight in harassing and executing their own citizens...I do so hope that when those space rocks hit, they aim right for them. Saudis and their extremist Wahhabism is really the birthplace of terrorism. I feel sick to the core that the West is so obsequiously affiliated with them... all because of their oil. Ugh!!! It makes me so mad :evil:

Gotta say I wasn't that surprised. I just hadn't known how 'closed' the society was - the degree to which exposure of realities on the ground is banned. Saudi Arabia is pretty much a textbook example of a religion-based pathocracy. It's all there in Ponerology.

What really got me was that quote at the end - the UK govt's response - which basically said, "it's only by working with, and appeasing, this totalitarian state that we can do anything. We regularly tell them they need to get their act together (but we both know it's just for show and they won't do a damn thing about it, because we really don't care)."
 
Approaching Infinity said:
Gotta say I wasn't that surprised. I just hadn't known how 'closed' the society was - the degree to which exposure of realities on the ground is banned. Saudi Arabia is pretty much a textbook example of a religion-based pathocracy. It's all there in Ponerology.

What really got me was that quote at the end - the UK govt's response - which basically said, "it's only by working with, and appeasing, this totalitarian state that we can do anything. We regularly tell them they need to get their act together (but we both know it's just for show and they won't do a damn thing about it, because we really don't care)."

It's the same old adage 'Profits before People'- and it's truly a blight all over this planet. From the drug cartels in Mexico and South America, to the human traffickers, drug traffickers, the slave trade, the sex trade, the porn industry, the war industry, the medical mafia, Big Pharma, Big Agri, rabid consumerism in the West...so long as the evil scum stand to make a profit, it doesn't matter one whit what the cost is, to the planet or to human life. I'm just so done with it all.
 
Watched it tonight and will share many times.

Lord help us if ISIS truly replicates as fast as it is doing, with the financial aid from such countries. I really do hope the oil, gas, and anything else that gives these barbaric countries their power over people totally dies out - financially. To think it has always been resources that has corrupted everything for so long is so sad.

The way the 400 cells will operate in Europe, and wherever they like for that matter - as the intel do nothing - even support them, and HOW would you know who is crossing borders at any time - they don't wear labels on their foreheads!

We see how many billions SA poured in to try to infiltrate the WEST, and most probably many other places, so covertly. This Wahabism is so dangerous and so scarily indoctrinated.

Throughout the whole video I was thinking that it really would not take much for them to multiply exponentially - the Zionist bankers would most probably help too! That could mean that the kind of NWO we could be looking at - worst case scenario - would be like life in Saudi!!! God forbid. The Zionist/Gladio plans were bad enough!

Dying would certainly be 'Ecstasy' - as the C's put it.

They are certainly going all out via Isis - as if there was no tomorrow - and luckily, hopefully, we know why!
 
Laura said:
If you haven't watched this video, do. Everyone should see it.


When I discovered Saudi Wahhabism from angelburst29's posts, I just figured it was birthed in Saudi Arabia and exported to other countries. Now that I see what life is like inside the kingdom, it just boggles my mind. Just sickening. Has it always been this way?

The sheer deliberate cruelty to the citizens and the appalling, degrading poverty in a country of such wealth... words fail me at this point.
 
Knowing the ideology of the Wahhabi sect, this documentary doesn't come as a surprise. It is worth noticing that not only Saudi Arabia is supported by the West, it is its creating from day one. The Wahhabi dynasty of the Al Saoud was armed and given power by the UK. It is later that is became an exclusive friend of the US because of oil and petrodollars. Twenty years ago or so, not only Wahhabism (or Salafism) wasn't known generally in the Muslim world, apart perhaps for the Muslim brotherhood version of it, but the Al Saoud were considered as usurpers to the throne, which would (for reasons I ignore) normally be that of a certain Hashemi dynasty. The masterminds in the west must be very proud of their creation for it serves them well in the most brutal way possible. IS is Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia is IS, and that's the best friend of the western establishment in addition to Israel. In other words, tell me who's you're friend and I'll tell you who you are.
 
mkrnhr said:
Knowing the ideology of the Wahhabi sect, this documentary doesn't come as a surprise. It is worth noticing that not only Saudi Arabia is supported by the West, it is its creating from day one. The Wahhabi dynasty of the Al Saoud was armed and given power by the UK. It is later that is became an exclusive friend of the US because of oil and petrodollars. Twenty years ago or so, not only Wahhabism (or Salafism) wasn't known generally in the Muslim world, apart perhaps for the Muslim brotherhood version of it, but the Al Saoud were considered as usurpers to the throne, which would (for reasons I ignore) normally be that of a certain Hashemi dynasty.

I get it and I very much appreciate this input.

mkrnhr said:
The masterminds in the west must be very proud of their creation for it serves them well in the most brutal way possible. IS is Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia is IS, and that's the best friend of the western establishment in addition to Israel. In other words, tell me who's you're friend and I'll tell you who you are.

Yes, I'm seeing Saudi Arabia and the West (the countries mentioned) as soulmates.

Now I'm wondering if the West would be rather pleased to help this video go viral, now that it's out. The thumbscrews could be tightened even more and they could tell us to just relax and deal with it because, after all, it could be worse...you could be living in Saudi Arabia. What are the chances of that, you think?



Edit: clarification
 
Buddy said:
Now I'm wondering if the West would be rather pleased to help this video go viral, now that it's out. The thumbscrews could be tightened even more and they could tell us to just relax and deal with it because, after all, it could be worse...you could be living in Saudi Arabia. What are the chances of that, you think?
Either way, it would be good to download the video for the time being in case it's removed. There are many videos out there incriminating the Saudi regime, but one never knows when the internet censors may react when a threshold of exposure is attained.
 
mkrnhr said:
Buddy said:
Now I'm wondering if the West would be rather pleased to help this video go viral, now that it's out. The thumbscrews could be tightened even more and they could tell us to just relax and deal with it because, after all, it could be worse...you could be living in Saudi Arabia. What are the chances of that, you think?
Either way, it would be good to download the video for the time being in case it's removed. There are many videos out there incriminating the Saudi regime, but one never knows when the internet censors may react when a threshold of exposure is attained.

I didn't mean it that way, but you're right and it's already downloaded. I already know the general shape of things to come anyway barring any unforeseen elements entering the picture because the dynamics are there to be discerned and the future of the general run of man can only be a repeat of the past projected forward. Yeah, it's going to get worse before it gets better, but we all seem to already know that.

Anyway, thanks for the info you provided and all who commented so far.
 
mkrnhr said:
Knowing the ideology of the Wahhabi sect, this documentary doesn't come as a surprise. It is worth noticing that not only Saudi Arabia is supported by the West, it is its creating from day one. The Wahhabi dynasty of the Al Saoud was armed and given power by the UK. It is later that is became an exclusive friend of the US because of oil and petrodollars. Twenty years ago or so, not only Wahhabism (or Salafism) wasn't known generally in the Muslim world, apart perhaps for the Muslim brotherhood version of it, but the Al Saoud were considered as usurpers to the throne, which would (for reasons I ignore) normally be that of a certain Hashemi dynasty. The masterminds in the west must be very proud of their creation for it serves them well in the most brutal way possible. IS is Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia is IS, and that's the best friend of the western establishment in addition to Israel. In other words, tell me who's you're friend and I'll tell you who you are.

Indeed. The fruits of Wahhabism has ripped the social fabric and wreaked havoc in many parts of Asia and Africa for quite some time. Now these fruits are getting exported to the west. And, the general culture in SA is also well-known in those parts of the world.

The history of Wahhabism and the house of Saud however goes much further back in history, since the inception of this sub-cult within Islam.

From the Wikipedia article on Wahhabism

Wahhabism (Arabic: وهابية‎, Wahhābiya(h)) or Wahhabi mission[1] (;[2] Arabic: الدعوة الوهابية‎, ad-Da'wa al-Wahhābiya(h) ) is a religious movement or branch of Sunni Islam.[3][4][5][6] It has been variously described as "ultraconservative",[7] "austere",[3] "fundamentalist",[8] "puritanical"[9] (or "puritan")[10] and as an Islamic "reform movement" to restore "pure monotheistic worship" (tawhid) by scholars and advocates,[11] and as an "extremist pseudo-Sunni movement" by opponents.[12] Adherents often object to the term Wahhabi or Wahhabism as derogatory, and prefer to be called Salafi or muwahhid.[13][14][15]

Wahhabism is named after an eighteenth-century preacher and scholar, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (1703–1792).[16] He started a revivalist movement in the remote, sparsely populated region of Najd,[17] advocating a purging of practices such as the popular "cult of saints", and shrine and tomb visitation, widespread among Muslims, but which he considered idolatry (shirk), impurities and innovations in Islam (Bid'ah).[5][18] Eventually he formed a pact with a local leader Muhammad bin Saud offering political obedience and promising that protection and propagation of the Wahhabi movement would mean "power and glory" and rule of "lands and men." [19] The movement is centred on the principle of Tawhid,[20] or the "uniqueness" and "unity" of God.[18] The movement also draws from the teachings of medieval theologian Ibn Taymiyyah and early jurist Ahmad ibn Hanbal.[21]

The alliance between followers of ibn Abd al-Wahhab and Muhammad bin Saud's successors (the House of Saud) proved to be a rather durable alliance. The house of bin Saud continued to maintain its politico-religious alliance with the Wahhabi sect through the waxing and waning of its own political fortunes over the next 150 years, through to its eventual proclamation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932, and then afterwards, on into modern times. Today Mohammed bin Abd Al-Wahhab's teachings are state-sponsored and are the official form of Sunni Islam[3][22] in 21st century Saudi Arabia.[23]

All the most violent and vile radical groups within Islam today that I am aware of are either funded or at the very least influenced by the ideology of Wahhabism. This includes the scourge Boko Haram that emerged out of Nigeria, as well as the numerous groups operating within Asia. Children from largely impoverished communities are educated in religious schools called madrassas and brainwashed with Wahhabi ideology funded by the Saudi petrodollar. Then these brainwashed fruits are ripe for picking and using by pretty much anyone who has the money and/or weapons to give them.
 
The present Saudi financial colossus is the result of a massive scam perpetrated on the world back in 1973-74. Using the Arab-Israeli war as a pretext (for the so-called oil "embargo".)

I remember well that slick, smooth talking OPEC minister Zaki Yamani. Speaking confidently but always with an undercurrent of uneasiness (at least to me it seemed.) As if he was pinching himself and thinking "I can't believe they are making me do this ... and are we really gonna get away with it."

But he was (like Erdogan now) just a bit player in the overall scheme of things. And they DID get away with it.

The architect of this scam, was non other than Henry Kissinger (a key protege of Nelson Rockefeller, before being handed over to Richard Nixon.) Therefore, at its basis, it was a Rockefeller operation ... which meant ultimately, it was (at its root) a Rothschild endeavor.

The true influence of this family ("deep level punctuators") still has not been fully appreciated to this day! This widespread ignorance is much due to their utter (hidden) control of the media. And education. (Think Rockefeller's General Education Board.)

And without a good understanding of this family ("who emerged from seeming obscurity to make a mark on history") we will always be in the fog. It is the source for most of the evil in the world today. And they come with an underground (ET) connection. Which facilitated their rise to prominence ... through the control of money.

Now back to the "embargo."

I gather most here are too young to remember gasoline at 25 cents a gallon. Then came the gas lines. Oh the gas lines! What better way to alter people's mindset about their perception of the world. We all fell in line like sheep. (Remember this, when you see the recent bombings.) This technique works!

In normal circumstances, any strangle hold on the well being of a superpower, would've been quickly and efficiently dealt with. If a similar threat was imposed on Putin's Russia today, what do you think he would've done?

What happened to oil and oil prices back then ... was fully orchestrated. And the Saudis simply did what they were told (behind closed doors.)

They obviously didn't mind, with visions of wealth (rivaling any Arabian fairy tale) dancing in their heads. But what they did not see, was the long range implications of this plan. But they are getting glimpses of it now.

They were made into a seemingly independent financial colossus. (The funding source for much evil.) The ones the fingers of the world are pointing to ... like right now. The animosity and hatred for this group is mounting and smoldering. Each additional "news" leak (isn't this curious) fanning the flames.

It will not end well for these people.

As I study more and more, I'm just beginning to see, a little bit of the time span, magnitude, cleverness (deviousness) of what we simple humans are truly up against. It staggers the mind.

But I refuse to be intimated, or be made depressed. And with help from all of Laura's efforts, I'm going to continue to do -- what I now so desire to do ... and that is to transduce love/ truth in the best way I know how.

I may be wrong (or unduly harsh) at times, but I'll correct my errors as soon as I find them.

FWIW.
PS
A note to Buddy. If you had only recently discovered Wahhabism (from whatever source), then I suggest you try harder in your Middle Eastern studies.

But I could be wrong.
 
mkrnhr said:
Knowing the ideology of the Wahhabi sect, this documentary doesn't come as a surprise. It is worth noticing that not only Saudi Arabia is supported by the West, it is its creating from day one. The Wahhabi dynasty of the Al Saoud was armed and given power by the UK. It is later that is became an exclusive friend of the US because of oil and petrodollars. Twenty years ago or so, not only Wahhabism (or Salafism) wasn't known generally in the Muslim world, apart perhaps for the Muslim brotherhood version of it, but the Al Saoud were considered as usurpers to the throne, which would (for reasons I ignore) normally be that of a certain Hashemi dynasty. The masterminds in the west must be very proud of their creation for it serves them well in the most brutal way possible. IS is Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia is IS, and that's the best friend of the western establishment in addition to Israel. In other words, tell me who's you're friend and I'll tell you who you are.
Very true what you say.

The bastard child of wahhabism is working well for the West to tar Islams and muslims around the world and it works well to implement the totalitarian state/police state in the Western countries. Israel is of course only too pleased with this and it is no surprise that they are the best of friends with al-Saud.
 
Another article with some background information:

http://www.sott.net/article/309445-Eric-Zuesse-The-Saudi-Wahhabi-origins-of-jihadism

There are also some good insights in J. Michael' Springmann's book "Visas for Al Qaeda" - about the visas for terrorists program that started in the early 80s and hasn't stopped. He worked at the consulate in Jeddah in the 80s. The book so far has some insights into what it was like in Saudi Arabia, but also Saudi Arabia's close ties with the U.S. and their involvement in creating and maintaining the flow of terrorists all over the world (Afghanistan, Russia, Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Syria).
 
sitting said:
And with help from all of Laura's efforts, ...

For greater clarity, the above sentence should read:

"And with help from all the insights gained through Laura's efforts, ... "

My bad.

I also like to add that my emergent feeling, regarding the true immensity of the problem is probably only a partial glimpse of what Laura has already seen.

FWIW.
 
This was painful to watch. Psychopaths on video, whose eyes are dark and dead: the ruling elite, lifeless death-machines upon whose command thousands are getting beheaded.

Blood drainage systems on the public Saudi 'Chop-Chop square'. A nightmare, all 50 minutes of it: Only the US was capable to top this with their ceaseless bombings, mines, shrapnel and the resultant countless pictures of dead children, killed in cold blood and in the media they were introduced with 'warning graphic images'.

Wahhabism, the religion of demented psyhopaths: lots of articles cover this on Sott and is talked in the Sott radio shows.

Thanks to the information and awareness spread here, one thing I came to understand crystal clear: With their deeds and accomplishments, such as described in this video, humans on this planet are __asking__ for the big comets to come.
 
mkrnhr said:
Buddy said:
Now I'm wondering if the West would be rather pleased to help this video go viral, now that it's out. The thumbscrews could be tightened even more and they could tell us to just relax and deal with it because, after all, it could be worse...you could be living in Saudi Arabia. What are the chances of that, you think?
Either way, it would be good to download the video for the time being in case it's removed. There are many videos out there incriminating the Saudi regime, but one never knows when the internet censors may react when a threshold of exposure is attained.
No longer available due to a copyright claim by Hardcash Productions Ltd.......apparently. Guess I wasn't quick enough to see it before ir was taken down.
 
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