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singular_me
26th January 2015, 05:05 AM
diamond prices manipulation or not....
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$500K diamond-encrusted jewels, Cognac and a 41-inch saber: The lavish gifts given to President Obama, Hillary Clinton and others from foreign leaders
Saudi Arabian King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz gave Hillary Clinton diamond-and-ruby-encrusted jewels worth half a million dollars last year
The gift was disclosed by the State Department, which has released a complete list of items given to U.S. officials in 2012
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2406099/The-lavish-gifts-given-President-Obama-Hillary-Clinton-foreign-dignitaries.html
Hillary Clinton Mocks Putin, Gladly Accepts $500K in Jewels from Head-Chopping Saudi Dictator
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is dead. But he left behind $500K in jewels and various other gifts for rabid anti-Putin fanatic Hillary Clinton
Does Putin need to behead someone to curry her favor? Maybe...
http://russia-insider.com/en/2015/01/24/2722
palani
26th January 2015, 05:28 AM
Probably so. Gifts get handed out on either side. After all, look at that valuable CD that 'bama gave QueenE.
I was just at the George H.W. Bush museum a month ago and on display are gifts presented to him in his presidential capacity. If these things are reported they go on a shelf or on display. It is the unreported ones that are of concern.... as an example ... Hillary displaying her commodities trading capabilities by 'earning' $100,000 on the Chicago board of trade years back.
singular_me
27th January 2015, 05:30 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVR7ippQk48&x-yt-ts=1421914688&x-yt-cl=84503534
7 shocking facts about Saudi Arabia under ‘modernizing’ reign of King Abdullah
Published time: January 26, 2015
The majority of eulogies went beyond the requirements of diplomatic etiquette, while some epithets used by Western politicians made people believe they had stepped through the looking glass. UK Prime Minister David Cameron said the monarch, who died at 90, “strengthened understanding between faiths,” while IMF chief Christine Lagarde called him “a strong advocate of women,” albeit a “discreet” one. And almost all political grandees seemed to agree that the scion of the House of Saud, was – in the words of Tony Blair – “a skillful modernizer,” who “led his country into the future.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-ts=1421914688&v=o2OBgRQnm9U&x-yt-cl=84503534
1. No elections, no parties, no parliament, no dissent
Continuing its consistent decades-long record, Saudi Arabia received the lowest possible marks for civil and political freedoms in the annual Freedom House rankings in 2014. The countries placed alongside it were North Korea, Turkmenistan, and smattering of the most brutal African dictatorships........
2. Equality: Jobs for the Saud boys – all 7,000 of them
The grip of the House of Saud on the country’s levers of power and purse strings would be the envy of any medieval court. More than 7,000 princes bearing that family name are alive – with some experts speculating that the real number of titled family members approaches 30,000. Every single one has to be allocated a job commensurate with his lineage.....................
3. Power transfer: Half Brezhnev-era USSR, half Game of Thrones
Ironically, with such a large pool of descendants to choose from, the House of Saud is crippled by particularly outdated succession laws. Instead of primogeniture – where the title is inherited by the first-born son of the ruler – Saudi Arabia uses agnatic seniority, or the passing of power across to one’s brothers. This means that the 90-year-old Abdullah has been succeeded by 79-year-old half-brother Salman, while Crown Prince Muqrin turns 70 this year..........
4. Law: Scimitars and whips
It may have become almost an online cliché to compare the legal systems of Saudi Arabia and the Islamic State, but the links between the two are fundamental. Both use the same ultra-conservative Hanbali school of jurisprudence, and many of the IS “judges” are Saudis, due to their familiarity with this concept of justice......
more
http://rt.com/news/226147-seven-facts-king-abdullah/
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WARNING: Graphic Video – Obama’s ‘coalition partner’ Saudi Arabia beheads people in public spectacle
While America expresses outrage at beheadings by ISIS, it has no problem if such beheadings are carried out in public by its trusted ally, Saudi Arabia.
In fact, ‘beheading’ is a noble profession for the chosen few in Saudi Arabia and are conducted as a public spectacle after Friday congregations. Here a passerby took amateur footage of foru beheadings in quick succession as the crowd bellowed out ‘Allah O Akbar’
Watch at your own risk.
http://tarekfatah.com/warning-graphic-video-of-beheading-in-saudi-arabia-obamas-coalition-partner-against-isis/
mick silver
27th January 2015, 06:29 AM
President Obama's gifts included:
Large book of original artwork and photographs by artist Marilena Ferrari from former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (124,000 including other gifts)
A gold-plated clock from Saudi Arabia ($16,500)
Crystal bowl centerpiece from Ireland and 27-inch tall bronze statue of White House architect James Hoban ($7,246 including other gifts)
41-inch saber from Mongolia ($440)
Christmas mugs, coffee, and steak knives from Brunei ($594 including other gifts)
Basketball autographed by Chinese President Xi Jinping ($740 including other gifts)
'Silver figure representing [an] oversized coffee bean' from Colombia ($942 including other gifts)
Leather wallet and tote bag from France ($1,473 including other gifts)
Porcelain vase decorated with images of the White House and Kremlin from Russia ($3,460 including other gifts)
Chest of liquor and a Coca-Cola bottle decorated with beads from Mexico ($2,788 including other gifts)
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's gifts included:
Diamond-and-ruby-encrusted necklace, bracelet, earrings and ring from Saudi Arabia ($500,000)
Gold, sapphire and diamond jewelry from Brunei ( $58,000)
Wine and silver tea set from Algeria ($3,773 including other gifts)
Woven run from Afghanistan ($2,200)
Two-piece bronze sculpture of a red chili pepper from Singapore ($540)
Jewelry and golden pen set on a stand with a horse and human figurine from Kazakhstan ($1,500)
Caviar and a wool carpet from Azerbaijan ($420 including other gifts)
Cognac from Russian President Vladimir Putin ($560)
Vice President Joe Biden's gifts included:
Silver knife and chopsticks from Mongolia (worth $940 including other gifts)
Leather cigar box from Mexico (worth $390 including other gifts)
A female bare-breasted bust from Liberia (worth $540 including other gifts)
Former CIA Director David Petraeus's gifts* included:
Rolex watch ($6,500), white Fendi watch ($1,000), silver Valentino watch ($500)
Four silk rugs (worth a total of $14,900)
Model of a four-masted ship ($3,500) and model of a two-masted ship ($1,500)
Sword ($2,500) and dagger ($1,500)
Burberry cashmere scarf ($395)
Bottle of wine from 2001 ($1,700)
*The sources of Petraeus's gifts were not disclosed by the State Department
The gift was disclosed by the State Department, which has released a complete list of items given to U.S. officials in 2012
Neuro
28th January 2015, 06:20 AM
Of course it is entirely befitting the whore of Babylon!
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