Russian
President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad Bin
Salman seemed particularly pleased to see each other at the G20
Leaders' plenary session on Friday in Buenos Aires, choosing to
forego traditional greetings and opting for a more informal “bro
handshake.”
The G20
is an international forum where governments and central bank
governors from 20 major economies give their opinions on current
global affairs.
As we
mentioned
already, the US corporate dictatorship and the
Wall Street mafia heavily invested on the rapid neoliberalization of
the Saudi Arabian economy, including the privatization of the
state-owned oil company. When Mohammed bin Salman stepped back from
the deal, the war has started.
The
Western mainstream media fired some warning shots against the Saudi
regime, as they suddenly 'discovered' the Saudi-coalition war crimes
in Yemen. But there was a problem. Exposing too much the humanitarian
disaster in Yemen, would expose the US and the Western involvement in
the war crimes to increasingly broader audiences.
So, the
Western mainstream media grabbed the opportunity and focused on the
assassination of Jamal Khashoggi. In the midst of continuing war
crimes in Yemen - with thousands still dying from famine and cholera
- the media turned all the lights to Khashoggi case for days, in
order to use it as a more convenient 'tool' against Mohammed bin
Salman. And they did it. The story went viral.
The
whole story also explains why Mohammed bin Salman tried to approach
Russia and make some deals with Putin. But it is certain that this
move has brought additional anxiety to his Western 'allies' who
probably accelerated the process of his removal from power.
The US
big banks and corporations are still at risk of losing everything in
Saudi Arabia.
So, this
informal “bro handshake” with Putin could be a warning signal
from Mohammad Bin Salman to the Western banking cabal.
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