Faisal of Saudi Arabia

With BCCI gone in 1991, the agency went right back to its roots with the old-school sources such as Riggs Bank.

Interestingly, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia who both ended slavery there in 1962 and utilized the OPEC oil weapon in 1973 was assassinated in 1975 by a relative who had just visited the United States.

The king's daughter would be married to Bandar bin Sultan, the Saudi ambassador to the U.S.

He was so close to the Bush family that they gave him the nickname Bandar Bush.

We've seen these videos of damaged Blackhawks leaving the region.

And I've been showing, you know, today in my various videos more satellite image showing Muwaffaq Salti base in Jordan, King Faisal base, that were very, uh, significantly injured.

And then we get the new casualty report of 60 more casualties that are added to the public database since August 31st.

I mean, this Trump regime keeps covering stuff up.

And this was the wasiya that Murana Badri Alam Sahib rahmatullahi alayhi had written, by which, I mean, it's just amazing if a person knows it.

and if a person understands it uh there's so much of advice in this year the one thing that i would like to share perhaps can be an aspiration for our listeners is that in this he said whatever happened in the past we can't change it in the past forget about it no worry of the future and make amends for it so thereafter 1962 He began corresponding with King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, who at that time was the crown prince, and he was seeking permission to live in Saudi Arabia.

This is something that Murana Badri Alam also referred to in his communication.

Haji Saab arrived for a second visit in Saudi Arabia, and he remained there throughout Ramadan, Hajj, and until the end of June 1964.

Allah grants you the means and gives you with extreme ease and comfort the fortune to live there permanently.

So Hatina Qudasab, if those that knew him would understand that he was never a person that would simply back down when he had the enthusiasm or the vision to want to do something, he would persist and this was a great quality of his.

So then he continued writing to King Faisal following the passing away of Murana Badri Alam.

On the 29th of October, Haji Saab wrote to Hazrat Shaykh saying that King Faisal had granted him permission to live in Hijaz for three months.

that is able to provide a replacement for what was forced on the Gulf countries through the petrodollar.

So if you remember, just a quick recap, the petrodollar after King Faisal was assassinated, as Israel escalated, there was a retaliation, there was an oil embargo that created a real crisis because America and the West were very dependent upon that oil, less to the degree that we are today.

Then you had Safari Club with George Bush, which was covert operations to groom Osama bin Laden and turn him into a CIA asset.

Then you had the assassination of King Faisal, oil embargo, petrodollar.

And the petrodollar relationship was that we will price oil.

Now, price is different to pricing and settling.

Charles Harding was a rising young diplomatist who would eventually become Lord Harding of Penhurst and hold the positions of Ambassador in St. Petersburg, Viceroy of India, Ambassador in Paris, and retire into leisured obscurity.

It was Harding in 1915, while Viceroy of India, who was responsible for the sending of Gertrude to Mesopotamia, which launched her on her administrative career and led to the creation of Faisal's kingdom.

But at this juncture, they were merely young people with interests in common and a mutual admiration.

Gertrude met the Tsoutsos and the Chrysovellanis and the Margulomons and other prominent Romanian families, including Helene Vacaresco, then a lady-in-waiting at the court and not yet acclaimed as the great poetess.

The grim notes of the fate motif which had sounded warningly in Constantinople in 1888 boomed out again as the train carried Gertrude toward Tehran.

The untamed Asiatic continent, which captures the minds of Occidentals as the Western hemisphere never does the Oriental, was waiting to dominate and enslave her.

Had not Gertrude accepted the invitation to go to Persia in 1892, it is to be wondered if the Orient would have completely claimed her, and through the succeeding circumstances, Arabia been invaded by Lawrence and Faisal become the king of Iraq.

The sudden twists of destiny which alter people's lives are hard to understand, but if ever there is evidence of a small incident altering history, it is Gertrude's journey to Tehran.

Charles Harding was a rising young diplomatist who would eventually become Lord Harding of Penhurst and hold the positions of Ambassador in St. Petersburg, Viceroy of India, Ambassador in Paris, and retire into leisured obscurity.

It was Harding in 1915, while Viceroy of India, who was responsible for the sending of Gertrude to Mesopotamia, which launched her on her administrative career and led to the creation of Faisal's kingdom.

But at this juncture they were merely young people with interests in common and a mutual admiration.

Gertrude met the Tsoutsos and the Chrysovellenes and the Margilomans and other prominent Romanian families, including Helene Vacaresco, then a lady-in-waiting at the court and not yet acclaimed as the great poetess.

The grim notes of the fate motif which had sounded warningly in Constantinople in 1888 boomed out again as the train carried Gertrude toward Tehran.

The untamed Asiatic continent, which captures the minds of Occidentals as the Western Hemisphere never does the Oriental, was waiting to dominate and enslave her.

Had not Gertrude accepted the invitation to go to Persia in 1892, it is to be wondered if the Orient would have completely claimed her, and through the succeeding circumstances Arabia been invaded by Lawrence and Faisal become the king of Iraq.

The sudden twists of destiny which alter people's lives are hard to understand, but if ever there is evidence of a small incident altering history, it is Gertrude's journey to Tehran.

We discovered through our field glasses that they were vultures, at least a score in number, and included a pair of young ones no bigger than hens and of a creamy white.

We were not long in reaching the pleasant Ayn Faisal, the head of the Wadi Faisal, which runs down into the Wadi El Abyad and meets the Jordan in the valley some two or three miles below.

Here were wide green meadows, shady trees, and abundance of water, which, for the first time since last night's adventures, incited our horses to some return of cheerfulness.

We had time to linger and to explore the adjacent ruins of Faisal.

And the animals were relieved of all their encumbrances that they might enjoy a roll in the fresh grass.

The lady rejoiced especially on behalf of Sadawi, who had been lately so much depressed that she had conceived the theory that the journey, which, owing to circumstances, had been slow, and therefore in some respects tedious, had been too much for him.

The lady seized the occasion to express a hope that this came from no recollection of previous ill-treatment, upon which Khalil threw his arms round the creature's neck and kissed him passionately.

He kicked and swore at him a few minutes later, but the horse seemed equally indifferent to both processes.