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WELCOME to Zoe Vs. China - four of my favorite episodes from my journey's out east. Now this has everything - tears - horror - love - struggle -heart - political unrest - regular peoples hopes and dreams to try to maintain a life in a place that is changing by the fucking second. First things first: China is insane. Hong Kong is literally like being inside of Tron. I have never in my life seen so much wealth, or been so unhappy with the cost of literally everything. It's an amazing city, but its very difficult to live there. Some of the highest rents on the planet for the tiniest apartments, 29 dollars for a salad, you need to be a member of the Saudi Royal Family to buy gas, laundry detergent costs about one once of gold. However, it is a little fantastic shining metropolis inside of the big belly of the beast that is the People's Republic of China. Millions and of people are everywhere. Everyone is in designer clothes, everyone has pockets full of cash and suitcases they are stuffing to the literal brim with medicine, diapers, baby formula, potions, lotions and gems. It's nuts. The whole place is a giant shopping mall. It's very odd, and made me very uncomfortable. Now, real China makes me nervous. For someone who has a large and increasingly loud mouth, this is a nightmare place to be. There are cameras everywhere, the Government is tracking you constantly and you can almost feel them creeping into this tiny little European enclave. Whenever I left Hong Kong and went into "real" China, I was almost certain I would be arrested just for being me. When Britain gave back Hong Kong to China in 1997, it signed an agreement saying that the freedoms it had enjoyed as a Colony would stay in place for 50 years, but little by little, China is violating these agreements and stripping people away of their rights. One night, after drinking far to many glasses of wine I called an Uber to take me home and my driver was so fabulously witty, so elegant and had such good dirty jokes that I decided I needed to sit down with him and ask him question after question about what was life for someone growing up in this magical place and the real dangers that are facing Hong Kongs future as the rules and regulations of the Mainland close in. You can learn more about them on their website here: www.unsungheroeshk.com/support and email Jane if you want to help her cause jane@unsungheroeshk.com Follow me! Instagram @drznightingale Website: www.zoenightingale.com Review my podcast on ITUNES PLEASE (only if you love it) BE MY PATRON!! subscribe to my Patreon www.patreon.com/oralfixation

This week Jenny sits across the mic from private stylist and founder of Let's Get You Nicole Russo. Let's Get You is a full service in-person and digital personal styling and wardrobe management company based in NYC, and Nicole's mission is to help people discover their style according to their personality and lifestyle. Jenny and Nicole get into how to dress for a changing body and shape, whether it's due to menopause, weight loss or gain, aging, physique changes from fitness training, you name it! Learn how to understand fashion for your form and figure, because how we dress and present ourselves can have a profound impact on our confidence levels and mood. Nicole Russo Resources:Follow Nicole Russo and Let's Get You on IGCheck out the Let's Get You website  Start Your Body Transformation NOW! Get Your Perfect Sports 20% Discount here by using coupon code: JVBSave $100 off Your MAXPRO Fitness hereApply for the STRONG Formula Certification ProgramSTRONG Fitness Magazine Subscription Use discount code PODCAST If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox. Resources:STRONG Fitness MagazineSTRONG Fitness Magazine on IGTeam Strong GirlsCoach JVB Follow Jenny on social media:InstagramFacebookYouTube  DISCLAIMER: The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the hosts and guests on this podcast do not necessarily represent or reflect the official policy, opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of Disenyo.co LLC and its employees.

In this episode, host Mark Ludlow and Tim Wenzel, Associate Managing Director under Security Risk Management at Kroll Consulting Corporation, talk about the importance of building a strong network and how it can lead to new job opportunities. Tim emphasizes the need to be intentional in every interaction and to align one's purpose with the goals of others. He also shares his insights on handling adversity, dealing with haters, and the importance of personal branding. The conversation concludes with Tim's forecast for the security industry and his advice for professionals looking to navigate the current uncertain times.Learn about all this and more in this episode of The Fearless Mindset Podcast.KEY TAKEAWAYSBuilding a strong network is essential for career success and job opportunities.Be intentional in every interaction and align your purpose with the goals of others.Take responsibility for how people experience you, but don't worry about what they think or say about you.Embrace uncertainty and be open to new opportunities in different industries.Put yourself out there and share your ideas, even if they are not mainstream or popular. QUOTES"We are responsible for how people experience us, but we're not responsible for what they think about us or say about us afterwards.""If you're intentional and thoughtful about it, you're going to make that target more often than not.""Haters are going to hate.""Don't spend time holding grudges. Extend a little grace.""Position yourself by having really good conversations with a diverse portfolio of people across different industries.""Your weakness can become your strength.""It's okay not to know, but know where to find the information and who to contact.""Leadership is about being the fall guy and rallying your team around a common goal.""Take care of your mental and physical health. Stress in this industry can have serious consequences."Get to know more about Tim:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/relevant-perception/Website: https://www.owninglifestories.com/To hear more episodes of The Fearless Mindset podcast, you can go to https://the-fearless-mindset.simplecast.com/ or listen to major podcasting platforms such as Apple, Google Podcasts, Spotify, etc. You can also subscribe to the Fearless Mindset YouTube Channel to watch episodes on video.

In this episode, host Mark Ledlow and Tim Wenzel, a former executive protection professional and security manager in the tech industry, discuss the challenges and pressures faced by security professionals in the industry. They delve into the concept of imposter syndrome and the insecurity and anxiety that can come with transitioning from one environment to another. They also explore the high turnover rate in the industry and the toll it takes on individuals and organizations. Tim shares valuable insights on how to manage these challenges, including seeking mentorship, investing in personal growth, and adopting a servant leadership mindset. He emphasizes the importance of clear communication and taking ownership of one's actions. Overall, this episode sheds light on the often overlooked mental and emotional aspects of the security industry and offers practical advice for navigating them. Learn about all this and more in this episode of The Fearless Mindset Podcast.KEY TAKEAWAYSImposter syndrome is common among security professionals transitioning to new environments.The insecurity and anxiety experienced by leaders in the industry can lead to high turnover rates.Seeking mentorship and investing in personal growth are crucial for managing the challenges of the industry.Clear communication and taking ownership of one's actions are key to effective leadership.Adopting a servant leadership mindset can help create a positive and supportive work environment.QUOTES"We need to recognize that imposter syndrome is a real stressor that people need to work through." - Tim Wenzel"Personal growth is crucial for success in the security industry." - Tim Wenzel"The most engaging leaders are those who prioritize the well-being and growth of their team." - Tim WenzelGet to know more about Tim:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/relevant-perception/Website: https://www.owninglifestories.com/To hear more episodes of The Fearless Mindset podcast, you can go to https://the-fearless-mindset.simplecast.com/ or listen to major podcasting platforms such as Apple, Google Podcasts, Spotify, etc. You can also subscribe to the Fearless Mindset YouTube Channel to watch episodes on video.

In this episode, Mark Ledlow is joined by Tim Wenzel, a former executive protection professional and security manager in the tech industry. He has worked with high-profile clients, including members of the Saudi royal family, and has extensive experience in risk management and anti-espionage. Tim is also a co-founder of the Kindness Games, an initiative that promotes positivity and fun within the security industry.Tim Wenzel discusses his career journey from the military to executive protection and eventually to the tech industry. He emphasizes the importance of enjoying the work and being a person that others enjoy working with. Tim also highlights the challenges of imposter syndrome and the need for continuous learning and humility in leadership roles.Learn about all this and more in this episode of The Fearless Mindset Podcast.GOLDEN NUGGETSEnjoying the Journey in the Security Industry - Tim: “If everybody enjoyed working with you, they may not want to hang out with you afterwards, but the experience of working with you is joyful.”Finding Your North Star in the Security Industry - Tim: “My North star was, I want to get to the point where I don't look for work anymore. Work looks for me.”Imposter syndrome sets in - Tim Wenzel: “Yeah, but I need all of you to help me with this project, this program, whatever we're building together, because I cannot. I physically cannot do it. I don't have the tools and knowledge or whatever. And I found that when you relinquish your ego and your need to be in charge, like people love being able to create in their role, you get smart people who love what they do and you give them the freedom to say, 'Hey, here is the problem. This is why it's a problem. Here's who it's a problem for. And this is what we think success looks like right now. How do we get there?' And then you just sit back and listen. People love working for that leader” Get to know more about Tim:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/relevant-perception/Website: https://www.owninglifestories.com/ To hear more episodes of The Fearless Mindset podcast, you can go to https://the-fearless-mindset.simplecast.com/ or listen to major podcasting platforms such as Apple, Google Podcasts, Spotify, etc. You can also subscribe to the Fearless Mindset YouTube Channel to watch episodes on video.

There's no such thing as a former KGB man, writes Mark Hollingsworth. Is the FSB an intelligence agency gone out of control, accountable to no one but itself and intent on subverting Western political institutions? The scale of Russian disinformation warfare and Active Measures is huge even when compared to their activities at the height of the Cold War. In 1985, 1,300 KGB officers were stationed in the USA. The FBI only had 350 counter-intelligence officers. Since the early days of the Cold War, the KGB seduced parliamentarians and diplomats, infiltrated the highest echelons of the Civil Service, and planted fake news in papers across the world. More disturbingly, it never stopped. ~~~~~ Mark Hollingsworth is an investigative journalist and author of 10 books, notably ‘Londongrad – From Russia with Cash, the Inside Story of the Oligarchs' – published in 2010. He has also written biographies of Mark Thatcher and Tim Bell and acclaimed studies on MI5 and the Saudi Royal Family. He started his career working for Granada TV's award-winning ‘World in Action' programme and now contributes regularly to ‘The Times', ‘Mail on Sunday', ‘The Guardian' and ‘The Sunday Times'. His most recent articles about Russia are published in the Spectator. He is currently writing a history of the KGB. ~~~~~ BOOKS: Defending the Realm: Inside MI5 and the War on Terrorism (2004) by Mark Hollingsworth, Nick Fielding Londongrad: From Russia with Cash; The Inside Story of the Oligarchs (2009) by Mark Hollingsworth, Stewart Lansley Saudi Babylon: Torture, Corruption and Cover-Up Inside the House of Saud (2012) by Mark Hollingsworth, Sandy Mitchell ~~~~~

In the 2000s, London became home to the Russian super-rich. Vast wealth was stripped from Russia by the Oligarchs, and flaunted in London through grandiose properties, ferocious legal disputes, private jets, mega-yachts, and ubiquitous bodyguards. Russian oligarchs made colossal fortunes after the collapse of communism, and London was the destination of choice to spend and protect their wealth. But the shocking killing of ex-KGB man Alexander Litvinenko in London with a radio-active element Polonium, and of Stephen Curtis, the lawyer to many of Britain's richest Russians, sent shockwaves through the Russian community in London. Today I'm speaking with Mark Hollingsworth about how Russia's wealth was harvested and brought to London, and how the UK's institutions and legal infrastructure facilitated the laundering of these vast fortunes, many of dubious provenance. Mark Hollingsworth is an investigative journalist and author of 10 books, notably ‘Londongrad – From Russia with Cash, the Inside Story of the Oligarchs' – published in 2010. He has also written biographies of Mark Thatcher and Tim Bell and acclaimed studies on MI5 and the Saudi Royal Family. He started his career working for Granada TV's award-winning ‘World in Action' programme and now contributes regularly to ‘The Times', ‘Mail on Sunday', ‘The Guardian' and ‘The Sunday Times'. His most recent articles about Russia are published in the Spectator. He is currently writing a history of the KGB.

The Netflix documentary series “Full Swing” takes a look at the struggles players go through to end up in the money on the PGA tour, and a new alternative format where everyone gets paid regardless of performance. There was a time when golfers just played golf to prepare to compete at golf. That time has passed. Now, most players are in great shape and are always looking for an edge. That edge is important because it's difficult to make big money…and keep making it…for most players on the PGA Tour. The LIV Tour, launched by the official wealth fund of Saudi Arabia, has offered a different competitive field and compensation structure for the players who are invited and decide to join. They, however, face questions about whether they will be blackballed from future PGA events, and face moral dilemmas arising from the problematic, and sometimes horrifying, actions of the Saudi Royal Family. Our friend (and huge golf fan) Dean Saddoris joined us for this one. You can find Dean on IG @deansaddoris.ck and at caffeineandkilos.com Have a question for one of our Friday “One Good Question” episodes? Hit us up on social media and use the hashtag #onegoodquestion. If your question is picked, you'll get something special from us! Join our Discord for free at goodcompanydiscord.com! Check out our gym (Third Street Barbell) at ThirdStreetBarbell.com https://www.thirdstreetbarbell.com/ and subscribe for updates about our apparel line at 3sb.co https://3sb.co/! Local memberships and international fresh fits! Get early access to our NEXT DROP! Check out our podcast website: 50percentfacts.com https://www.50percentfacts.com/ 50% Facts is a Spreaker Prime podcast on OCN – the Obscure Celebrity Network. ____ Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) https://www.instagram.com/silentmikke/ and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd). https://www.instagram.com/thejimmcd/ Produced by Jim McDonald Production assistance by Sam McDonald. Theme by Aaron Moore. Branding by Joseph Manzo (@jmanzo523)

Too much. Nikki Haley is in it to become Vice President. The Saudi Royal Family has got the Biden Administration cornered. And do you think kids should be working in slaughterhouses? Because that's on the table too. post.news: @Politics_From Twitter: @Politics_From Tribel: @Recovery_From RecoveryFromPolitics@Gmail.com https://anchor.fm/kyle-william-frame Find us on Facebook and don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share! As always, friends in Ukraine and Iran, be safe. You have our support. Keep fighting against oppression.

On today's episode of Macrodosing, the crew welcomes back reoccurring guest Felix Biederman from Chapo Trap House to talk MBS and the Saudi Royal Family (1:24:39). You'll hear everything you need to know about Mohammed bin Salman. Also, a draft of the best smells. All of this and so much more on today's show. Enjoy!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/macrodosing

Today's guest is Talal Tabbaa.Talal is the Co-Founder and COO of Jibrel Network and CEO of the digital asset exchange CoinMENA.In this episode, the two discuss: Adam and Talal's introduction at Purdue University, why Talal moved from Jordan to America for college, and his gig with a Saudi prince (01:15), then Talal gives the breakdown on Crypto and how his experiences inspired him to quit working with the Saudi Royal Family in order to pursue a career in Crypto in Zug, Switzerland (19:43), and an incredible breakdown of the future of Crypto, it's global impact, and where people can learn more (31:04).AND SO MUCH MORE!Follow Talal:TwitterLinkedInFor more content: https://www.adamtillercomedy.comFollow the pod: @fandfpod

Chief joins the show to talk about all the news coming out of Saudi Arabia. We get into the futuristic city they're building, the LIV Golf event, all the negative news they are trying to cover up, and more.

The life and exploits of Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, aka MBS.Mohammed bin Salman is the uncrowned king of Saudi Arabia, ruling the Kingdom with an iron fist. He took power by force and coercion from Muhammad bin Nayef and he consolidated that power by kidnapping, detaining and torturing members of the Saudi Royal Family and prominent businessmen like Prince Alwaleed bin Talal in the Ritz Carlton hotel in Riyadh, he even kidnapped the Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri and imprisoned his own mother. He also ordered the murder and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in 2017. If you enjoy our content, please become a patron to get our premium exclusive episodes, and our public episodes ad-free. 1 MBS also has an army of flies, tiger squads, gold cars and a lavish lifestyle, he owns the world's most expensive home, the Serene $500M yacht and Leonardo Da Vinci's Salvator Mundi, but the painting he paid $450M for proved to be a fake. MBS has a very dual personality: he's modern but also medieval at the same time. The Saudi state essentially treats women as permanent legal minors. But MBS is also implementing Vision 2030 to modernize Saudi Arabia, he allowed women to drive, he brought back cinemas, he reduced the power of the religious police and clerics, he wants green energy cities, and to move away from dependency on oil. 2 In the context of president Biden's upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia and meeting with King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and MBS, “the reset”, with a gallon of oil priced $5, we think it's important to also highlight the relations between US and Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region like Qatar, Yemen, Syria, , Bahrain, Lebanon (United Arab Emirates), as well as the Iran – Saudi Arabia proxy conflict, known as the Middle Eastern Cold War. Saudi Arabia has a young population, 60% of Saudis are under 30 and use Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram. MBS' army of flies – bots and hackers - created by Saud Al Qahtani ensures that no critical posts happen, and his tiger squads – hitmen – target those who dissent like Saad Al Jabri. Women can now drive but Saudi Arabia still imprisons activists like Loujain al Hathloul. Some of the laws governing sex segregation have been relaxed, but Saudi Arabia's guardianship system ensures that men still have ultimate control over most aspects of women's lives. We also discuss the beheadings in Chop Chop Square (Deera or Al-Safaa Square), the executions of those who oppose the regime, the arrest of Ali Nimr during the Arab Spring, the lashing of blogger Raif Badawi, MBS' war in Yemen, and we draw a parallel between Mohammed Bin Salman and Putin. We also discuss the connection between the Wahhabi-Salafi Islam ideology in Saudi Arabia and Daesh (Isis), Al Qaida, and other terrorist groups: the ideology is so similar that the manuals used by Saudi kids in school are the same books used in terrorist indoctrination schools in the caliphate areas. The Trump visit in Saudi Arabia and the glowing orb in the now infamous photo depicting King Salman, Trump and Egypt's president Abdel Fattah al Sisi touching the orb is also a point of discussion. 3 1. Alexandra Ma. Lebanese Prime Minister, Who Got Kidnapped in Saudi Arabia.... Business Insider. December 2018. ⇤2. What Women Can and Can't Do in Saudi Arabia. The Week UK. August 2021. ⇤3. Bill Bostock. The Sinister, Glowing Saudi Orb that Trump Touched.... Business Insider. March 2020. ⇤

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, a trans psychologist is now raising “concerns” about the rush to transition children. He's concerned about it, even though he is still doing the thing he's concerned about. Also, the Left continues in its hilarious panic attack over Elon Musk potentially buying twitter. And a woman celebrates her abortion with a cake and a party. Whatever happened to safe, legal, and rare? Plus, in our Daily Cancellation, a new poll says that Millennials and Gen Z are leaving their jobs in pursuit of happiness. So why are they still so unhappy?  New from DW Books: Fiery but Mostly Peaceful: The 2020 Riots and the Gaslighting of America. Pre-order your copy today: https://utm.io/uepi9. If it seems like the world has gone insane, that's because it has. Tune into Backstage to watch your favorite Daily Wire hosts make sense of it all: https://utm.io/uetoV.  What is a Woman? Matt Walsh tracks down the answer in his new book. Preorder your copy now at whatisawoman.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, a trans psychologist is now raising “concerns” about the rush to transition children. He's concerned about it, even though he is still doing the thing he's concerned about. Also, the Left continues in its hilarious panic attack over Elon Musk potentially buying twitter. And a woman celebrates her abortion with a cake and a party. Whatever happened to safe, legal, and rare? Plus, in our Daily Cancellation, a new poll says that Millennials and Gen Z are leaving their jobs in pursuit of happiness. So why are they still so unhappy? New from DW Books: Fiery but Mostly Peaceful: The 2020 Riots and the Gaslighting of America. Pre-order your copy today: https://utm.io/uepi9.If it seems like the world has gone insane, that's because it has. Tune into Backstage to watch your favorite Daily Wire hosts make sense of it all: https://utm.io/uetoV. What is a Woman? Matt Walsh tracks down the answer in his new book. Preorder your copy now at whatisawoman.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's show we are talking about the world reserve currency. The USD became the world reserve currency in the wake of the Second World War with the international treaty signed in the mountains of New Hampshire called the Bretton Woods accord. This three week conference had 730 delegates from the 44 allied nations in 1944. It established the rules for international movement of money. At the time, the US had by far the largest gold reserves of any other nation, and it made sense that the US dollar was the most trusted of all the currencies in the world. By 1971, the US was printing more money than they had gold to back the currency. Richard Nixon went on national TV to announce that he was temporarily suspending the gold backing of the USD to protect the economic stability of the world financial system. The response to this move was the OPEC oil embargo where the OPEC member nations decided that they didn't want to be paid in Monopoly money and they were accustomed to being paid in gold. Eventually, Henry Kissinger struck a deal with Saudi Arabia that if OPEC agreed to trade exclusively in USD, then the US would forever protect the political, military and personal safety of the Saudi Royal Family. That agreement meant that the USD position as the world reserve currency would be secured for at least another 50 years. It meant that if Italy buys oil from Nigeria, that transaction would be in USD, even if the US was not party to the transaction. In order for a currency to be accepted as a reserve currency, it has to be globally accepted by almost all of the world's major players. Fast forward to the year 2022. Russia has invaded the Ukraine. Russia is now the subject of economic sanctions and the nation has been cut off from the world financial system. But clearly Russia will continue to ship oil, natural gas and wheat and other commodities around the world to whom ever will buy it. But now, it's pretty clear that those transactions will probably not be denominated in USD. Which countries are going to be the most likely purchasers of Russian oil? Yes, that oil will probably sell at a discount to the rest of the market. But someone will eventually buy that oil. We can expect China, India, Pakistan, and a number of African countries will be buyers. Hang on a second. When you put Russia, India, China, Pakistan together, trading in oil, outside the USD, you have nearly half the world population now buying oil using something other than USD. At that point, the USD will have lost its standing as the world reserve currency. ----------------- Host: Victor Menasce email: podcast@victorjm.com

Bio Francesca lives in London and is the founder of Wholistic Body Life which provides a holistic and integrative health approach to restoring harmony and balance in a fast-paced world. Having been on the edge of burnout many times in the past as a personal trainer, she became passionate about helping others self-restore and thrive physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Using her 20 years' worth of experience in fitness, holistic health and well-being, she founded her company to help others live healthier, happier and more fulfilled lives. Along the way, she has helped thousands of people from all over the world and all walks of life. These include members of the Saudi Royal Family, celebrities, business leaders, new mothers and teenagers. She works with her clients one-on-one or in group settings either face-to-face or virtually, runs group workshops and events and works on local and international retreats. Francesca has also featured in the local London news and on national radio. Her loves are dark chocolate, trawling vintage markets and travelling. www.wholisticbodylife.com Instagram: wholisticbodylife Facebook: wholistic body life.

If both your old friends and your new friends are inviting you to sit with them in your grade-school's cafeteria, which group would you sit with? This week we conclude our series on the Saudi Royal Family, covering events such as the First Persian Gulf war, the most-recent frictions caused by Saudi Arabia's attempts to modernize and the global standing of Saudi Arabia today. (Sorry for the delay, been a busy week. Hope you enjoy and stay tuned!)

You ever shut off the world's supply of oil and weren't assassinated by the CIA? Few could. This week we venture further into the history of Saudi Arabia, covering its opening toward the West, initial phase of modernization and how it navigated the precarious politics of the Middle East during the Cold War.

What's the difference between an Emirate and a Nation? Emirates don't get a seat at the UN.

This week we touch on Climate Change, Power Black Outs, Bikram Yoga, Weighted Blankets, Targeted Advertising, Surveillance Capitalism,Donald Rumsfeld, Blackwater, Private Mercenary Armies, Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia, Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud, DB Cooper, The Guest (2014), Gulf War Syndrome, Hijacking Airplanes, The Skies Belong to US, the Cold War, PLO vs Hamas, Carlos The Jackal Halal Cartels is hosted by Gabe Pacheco, a Chicano comedian with a background in education and Sameer Naseem, an Indian American comedian and marketing maven Two products of the Global South talking trash and centering ourselves at the heart of culture and empire here in lovely Brooklyn. And just like the Wu, we do it for the children. Gabe is NOT a Libra. Gabe Pacheco IG: @gabepac1 Twitter: @gabe_pacheco Sameer Naseem IG: @sameermon Twitter @sameermon Contact: Halalcartels@gmail.com https://www.patreon.com/Halalcartels

We continue with our deep dive into the Bush dynasty with this episode that deals with the Bush's relationship with the Saudi Royal Family.

Formerly a WWF Wrestler, Saudi Royal Family bodyguard, surgical nurse, home healthcare CEO, deputy sheriff, U.S Army Paratrooper, and Sentinel of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Geoff Scott now operates as an owner of Firefly Toledo! Tune in to learn more about Geoff and his journey.

Francesca is a Holistic Health Coach, Breathwork Facilitator, Author of ‘Self Care for Life in the City' and Speaker. She is passionate about helping service based entrepreneurs overcome burnout, reconnect to their true self and show up leading with power and presence. She believes it is our true nature to have vibrant, radiant health and that having a strong foundation of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health is the key to success in life, business and relationships.Through her 20 years of experience in health and wellbeing, being an entrepreneur and experiencing burnout, she has created her own 1-2-1 programs with an integrative approach to health. A combination of mindset, nutrition, coaching, breathwork, bodywork and trauma release that have helped herself and her clients to thrive andhave resilience in today's fast-paced world. Francesca is passionate about supporting people through health challenges, life crisis and changes"."Francesca has helped thousands of people from all over the world and all walks of life. Including members of the Saudi Royal Family, celebrities, business leaders, new mothers and more”.Learn more about FrancescaConnect on Instagram and LinkedInCheck our her book Self-Care for Life in the City. For more info on the show and to contact Raphan please visit www.raphan.co.uk  

Agent Whittaker and The Awakener dive into new Qanon posts.  Qanon discusses some very important posts, including old Trump tweets accusing corrupt members of the Saudi Royal Family of treason.  

Dry spells, Prostitution & the Saudi Royal Family ... some of the many reasons comedian Bri Hunter is F*cked! Check us out on YouTube [ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI-fQu9hNjmHUNHbDdSzMmg ] and LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT if you love (or hate) Bri. For more comedy/cleavage/etc... Follow Bri on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bribrihunter/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bribrihunter Highlights: 04:00- The Joker is hot 05:30- Khamzat Chimaev knockout 06:10- Can sex be too long? 09:45- UFC makes Bri horny 11:10- The big Jersey trip 13:00- Breaking the dry spell 15:05- "I wish I was the whore that people think I was..." 17:00- F*cking the Prince of Saudi Arabia 20:10- Selling nudes 21:10- Bri has the same doctor as ROYALTY

PODCAST | Saudi Royal Family and Israel: What's going on? | Ep # 104

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Hundreds of firefighters battle 2 large wildfires threatening to merge near Portland suburbs North Complex fire now 10th most deadly in CA history Federal judge rules in 9/11 victims' lawsuit: Saudi royal family to answer questions on who planned the assault FL judges rule felons cannot vote until they pay all fines and restitution TX judges rule against expanding who is allowed to vote by mail Zoombombers interrupt federal hearing on challenge to Georgia's voting machines House Committee on Oversight and Reform holds hearing on legislative action to extend statutory deadlines for census in light of coronavirus pandemic House Ways and Means Subcommittee hears testimony on economic hardship due to inaction on COVID-19 relief legislation Senators question 2 of nation's top doctors on state of vaccine development for coronavirus The post North Complex fire now 10th most deadly in CA history; Federal judge rules in 9/11 victims' lawsuit: Saudi royal family to answer questions on who planned the assault; Zoombombers interrupt federal hearing on challenge to Georgia's voting machines appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Hundreds of firefighters battle 2 large wildfires threatening to merge near Portland suburbs North Complex fire now 10th most deadly in CA history Federal judge rules in 9/11 victims' lawsuit: Saudi royal family to answer questions on who planned the assault FL judges rule felons cannot vote until they pay all fines and restitution TX judges rule against expanding who is allowed to vote by mail Zoombombers interrupt federal hearing on challenge to Georgia's voting machines House Committee on Oversight and Reform holds hearing on legislative action to extend statutory deadlines for census in light of coronavirus pandemic House Ways and Means Subcommittee hears testimony on economic hardship due to inaction on COVID-19 relief legislation Senators question 2 of nation's top doctors on state of vaccine development for coronavirus The post North Complex fire now 10th most deadly in CA history; Federal judge rules in 9/11 victims' lawsuit: Saudi royal family to answer questions on who planned the assault; Zoombombers interrupt federal hearing on challenge to Georgia's voting machines appeared first on KPFA.

It's a special show this week as Dale and Mike chat with Phil Brown about mental health, Project Restart, COVID-19, Manchester United transfers and narrowly avoiding a terrifying takeover involving the Saudi Royal Family. Follow Phil @Malachians, Dale @ODonnellDale, Mike @Mikeroft_holmes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I am joined by my good friend Rob Wilkinson.  Rob Wilkinson is an award-winning co-founder of FCA approved property funding platform, Crowd with Us. He heads up a specialist team that provides investors with a variety of debt and equity-based property development investments. Along with his team, Rob is responsible for creating and administering CWU’s Institutional grade due diligence. He oversees all operational and business activities to ensure continued growth and consistency with the overall strategy and vision of the business. Rob is also responsible for building long-term relationships with key partners and stakeholders. Through careful monitoring of market conditions, he maintains a deep knowledge of both the property and finance industries. Rob is a qualified Master Mariner, having worked on some of the world’s largest and most prestigious privately-owned yachts. In this role, he was responsible for managing the assets and relationships of Global Leaders and Captains of Industry, including a senior member of the Saudi Royal Family and former world's richest man with a net worth of over $60bn USD. In this role, he met and dealt with well-known world leaders such as Donald Trump, Tony Blair and Barack Obama to name a few.    Here is Rob’s chapter from the book. If you feel inspired and want to read more then buy the book “Advice To Your Younger Self” on amazon and support our great causes.   ROB WILKINSON BOOK CHAPTER   I’m a Master Mariner (Ships Captain) by trade, having been awarded a scholarship to study as a Navigational Officer Cadet at the age of 16.  Prior to my first trip to sea at this young age, knowing that I’d be surrounded by, and leading men much older and experienced than myself, my father gave me two pieces of advice that I’ve never forgotten. “Don’t ask others to do what you wouldn’t be willing to do yourself” and “Speak to others how you’d wish to be spoken to”.  These two principles came to serve me well as I progressed through the ranks of life at sea.  Up until around my 25th birthday I’d always been the youngest person on any ship I sailed on and had been leading teams on a daily basis for most of my career, up to that point. I’ve always asked myself the question: ‘Would I do this?’ before asking something of someone else. In many cases, especially in new environments, where it’s important to gain the trust and respect of those you’re working with, or where the personal safety of others comes into play, I’ll often carry out the task alongside my team to demonstrate my ability and the fact that I’ll happily do anything I ask of others. The above said, you can’t expect to know everything, so it’s also incredibly important to always show humility.  There may be instances where you have no choice but to ask someone to do something you wouldn't do yourself, for the simple reason that you don’t know how to do it.  In these situations, I’m always honest with those I work with, explaining that they are the experts, that I don't know how it should be done and that I need to learn from them.  This is a much better position to take as opposed to claiming to know something you don’t, as those that do know will easily identify you as a fraud and any respect or trust you’ve built up will quickly erode.    My father's second piece of advice goes without saying really, but is easy to forget, especially when we find ourselves in positions of power. This could be anything from being promoted to the Captain of a sports team to running a deck full of grown men. By speaking to people how you’d want to be spoken to yourself, rather than at them, you’ll get a much better reaction. This is where effective communication comes into play. Mastering the skill of interpersonal engagement is fundamental to our personal and social development. It sets rules, boundaries and steps to attain desirable results and success. The ability to communicate accurately with others is a vital life skill that should never be overlooked and is, in my opinion, the number one tool for a successful life, whether that be in personal relationships or business. Think of the most successful people you know, and I guarantee they’ll all be amazing communicators.    Whatever it is, the answer is YES!  We grow as people through experiences, however we’re not always ready for what life throws at us and there’s nothing more uncomfortable than being out of your comfort zone.  As such, the natural reaction is for us to wait until it feels right!  This is often a long way off in the future. The strange thing is, the best place to grow and flourish as humans is when we’re in this place of discomfort and unease. As the saying goes: ‘pressure turns coal into diamonds!’.  I’ve always made it my goal to jump at every opportunity that presents itself to me.  However, there have been times where I was so uncomfortable that I’ve made excuses or procrastinated so much, I’ve lost the chance. Whilst I may have experienced immediate relief, once this subsided it became replaced with regret.  As such I’d suggest you say ‘YES’ to any opportunity for growth and run with it!  If you don’t know how to do something, or even how you’d find out how to do something, say yes anyway and figure it out as you go along! The mind is amazing at solving problems and I guarantee you’ll figure it out! That said, don’t take shortcuts, as they rarely pay off. One of my mantras is ‘don't do something because it’s easy, do it because it’s right!”.  Whilst I’m all for carrying out tasks in the most efficient manner, shortcuts are rarely shortcuts and inevitably result in you having to do something twice, so I’d always suggest doing it right the first time around.    Failure = Feedback What’s the worst that can happen?  We’re often so concerned with failure that it clouds the bigger picture - So what if we fail?  ‘What will our friends or family think?’.  Who cares!  I believe the only failure is in giving up. If you don't succeed the first-time round, take a step back and analyse what you did, what went wrong and why? What could you have improved upon? Work on getting better then try again! If you’ve failed an exam for example, re-book it the same day you find out you didn’t pass. Whilst it’s OK to be disappointed, don’t dwell on the result, focus on doing it better the next time around and I guarantee you, your friends and family will be just as excited when you do get the result, whether it’s your first try or your third! Approach failure with excitement and positivity. How thrilling, inspiring and stimulating it is to get a chance to do something again. The more you fail, the better success feels after all.    The importance of Mentors Always seek out mentors. Try to spend as much time with people who have achieved what you aspire to and less time with those who pull you back. You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with.  Just think about it.  If you want to learn to drive, do you try to teach yourself, have someone else who can’t drive teach you, or do you employ the services of a qualified driving instructor? I’d probably go one step further and interview several driving instructors to find out from each how many of their students passed the first-time round in the last six-months and go with the one who had the highest success rate!  Whether you want to learn a new sport or want to rise to the top in your career, spend some time identifying the best person in that field/industry and become their friend. In many instances, those people haven't made it there alone, they’ll also have had mentors and will be very open to helping you. That said there are two important rules that follow this. Number 1 - listen more than you talk; and number 2 - if they set you a task, make sure you follow it through and report back.    In the same way that mentors are important, if you notice anyone in your life pulling you back and taking more from you than they give, start spending less time with them. Whilst if you’re lucky you’ll be surrounded by fans, those family and friends that support every success with you, you’ll find there’s another subset of family and friends that struggle with your progress and try to pull you back. The more successful you get, the more they’ll talk to you about the ‘unnecessary risks’ you’re taking and that ‘it’s all going to end in tears’ and how they’d do it much differently.  Whilst this is never easy to hear, it’s very common that your success pushes them way out of their comfort zone and results in them projecting their fears onto you. Don’t pay attention to what they’re saying.  I find it best to limit time with these people and generally over time they’ll adjust to your new level of being and will come back into your life.    Don’t work to live, live to work - The importance of goals! It’s so easy these days to get bogged down by work, to get caught in the rat race with your only focus being on making money and living from one month to the next. Money is important, but don't lose sight of the bigger picture! We’re only here once so let’s ensure we have the best time possible! Set goals and work towards achieving them. Work out what you want out of life and ensure your life revolves around making them a reality. It doesn't matter how crazy or ‘out there’ your goals seem, write them down anyway. Bigger goals are much less daunting when chunked down into more manageable bitesize pieces. If you want to learn a new language or play a new musical instrument, you may ask yourself how on earth that could be possible.  However, spend 20 mins a day for 3 months practicing, and you’ll look at this once impossible task from an entirely different perspective.    Look at your goals every day and review them regularly. Are you progressing towards them or moving away from them? Accountability is a massive factor in ensuring success and can be achieved in a number of ways. A friend with similar values who can question you and help you stay on track, or announcing your goal on social media, are two strong accountability tools I use. Have short, medium and long term goals and most importantly, when you achieve one, ensure you celebrate it!    Have goals beyond your comfort zone, because in order to do something you’ve never done, you’ve got to become someone you’ve never been.  Media links:   https://www.facebook.com/robbie.wilkinson | https://www.instagram.com/rob_wilkinson46/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-wilkinson-a3360523/   URLs: Business: www.crowdwithus.london | Personal: www.rrwilkinson.com Go Fund me charity link: gf.me/u/xcp3qy

This podcast provides an update on the takeover delays as published on the news website of the Saudi Royal Family.

In this episode of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by award-winning editorial cartoonist and columnist Ted Rall to talk about the news that Bernie Sanders has suspended his campaign for the presidential nomination, why Joe Biden is likely to struggle to capture much of the progressive movement which constituted Bernie's base, and his new article on Rall.com, "Progressives Decide: Dignity and Freedom, or Voting for Biden."In the second segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Dr. Jack Rasmus, economist, radio show host, & author of 'The Scourge of Neoliberalism,' to talk about the news that another 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week, bringing the last month's total to nearly 17 million people out of work, why large financial institutions are now openly conceding we're likely to see the worst financial collapse since the Great Depression, why the boom-and-bust cycle isn't a bug but rather a feature of capitalism, and how the larger neoliberal structure functionally serves as a system of upward wealth distribution.In the third segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Consortium News Editor Joe Lauria to talk about the cessation of hostilities in Yemen announced yesterday by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, why mainstream media is portraying it as a humanitarian move even though the huge outbreak in coronavirus cases among the Saudi Royal Family suggests otherwise, and why Washington's prior unwillingness to break with the Saudis after their execution of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi means US suggestions that Saudi Arabia could be cut off militarily if it doesn't reduce oil output could be empty threats. Later in the show, Sean and Jacquie are joined by are joined by Delonte Gholston, Pastor of Peace Fellowship Church in Washington, DC, to talk about the fierce backlash some churches are facing after continuing to hold services in violation of bans on a large gatherings, why statements by politicians suggesting Black communities be used for covid-19 experimentation are leading to further skepticism of a medical establishment long notorious for institutional racism, and why crucial assistance like rent forgiveness, jail releases, and free treatment must be extended to all working people—regardless of immigration status—to ensure a meaningful and moral response to the virus.

WE’RE BACK!!! Welcome (back) to Zero Sum Empire, the podcast that’s taking a critical census of the mostly-anonymous American billionaire class. Sorry we’ve been gone for so long. Joe was on paternity leave. Please like, subscribe and share. In the News: Vinod Khosla is back with some new lawsuits to keep those pesky surfers off of the public beach he thinks he owns. That leads us into a discussion of his meeting with Saudi Crown Prince MBS and Peter Thiel. Then that leads us into the absolutely crazy story about Jeff Bezos’ dick pics, the National Enquirer, Saudi state propaganda in Wal-Mart, Thiel’s Palantir data analytics company. Billionaire #1: Fisk Johnson 1/10 on the David Koch Memorial Asset Liquidation Index Fisk Johnson is CEO of S.C. Johnson, the cleaning products company that makes Glade, Windex, Drano, Ziploc, Saran, Pledge, Method, and a bunch of other products you’ve probably used. Fisk Johnson is our first “1” on the D.K.M.A.L.I. That does not mean his assets should not be liquidated. It just means it’s somewhat less urgent to take his money than most others we’ve covered. For a cleaning products company that deals with a lot of chemicals, S.C. Johnson’s environmental record is sparkling. They also seem to have relatively sane labor practices. In truth, because it’s a privately held company, there’s a lot about them that we simply don’t know. Chad talks about the company’s “welfare capitalist” model and why any apparent positive outcomes of this model are not sustainable or replicable for most companies. Billionaire #2: Joseph Liemandt 5/10 on the David Koch Memorial Asset Liquidation Index Joseph Liemandt started Trilogy Software and ESW Capital, an investment company that buys software companies. While that might be incredibly boring, Liemandt makes up for it by being a party boy when he’s off the clock. Details are scant, but he was a subject of Emily Chang’s Brotopia, and according to her he “wrote the bro code” that created a hostile environment for women in Silicon Valley tech (link to article below). After creating a software company that mostly produced toxic masculinity, he went on to start a “Global Software Sweatshop” that employs a truly dystopian employee surveillance technology called WorkSmart, “a FitBit for how you work.” Liemandt: “How A Mysterious Tech Billionaire Created Two Fortunes—And A Global Software Sweatshop: https://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2018/11/19/how-a-mysterious-tech-billionaire-created-two-fortunesand-a-global-software-sweatshop/#655dbd846cff National Enquirer and Saudi Royal Family: https://apnews.com/d293d282a9ec4d0c83fe0a25ff5f285c References on S.C. Johnson and welfare capitalism: Sanford Jacoby’s Modern Manors: Welfare Capitalism Since the New Deal Stuart Brandes’ American Welfare Capitalism, 1880-1940

Saudi Arabia is one of the Middle East's most powerful countries, but its state, and the royal family that runs it, are a virtual black box. Answers to the complex questions of how Saudi works can be found in obsequiously long academic texts, but this knowledge has not yet been used by many analysts and journalists covering the region who still by and large view Saudi with an orientalist lens. This problem is confounded by the fact that most regional news outlets covering Saudi are funded either by Saudi itself or by rivals in the region. To understand this further, Al Bawaba spoke with Theodore Karasik, who breaks down how the Saudi royal family works internally and how it secures power throughout the country.

On this week's episode of The Silicon Insider Podcast, Mike and Scott discuss the hacking of Jeff Bezos, its ties to the Saudi Royal Family--all just rife for conspiracy theory, earnings reports from Intel (surprisingly good) and Netflix (still showing growth but with the enemy looming larger and larger on the horizon), a bold claim about a new '100% autonomous' car, the ongoing battle (theatre) between Government Agencies and Apple over user's private information, and much more.

The United States should stop allowing itself to be used as a mercenary force for the Saudi Royal Family. They continue to rule with barbaric brutality over not only their own country, but are seeking to spread their power and control throughout the Middle East. Only by breaking away from this regime can we indeed be an example of individual freedom and liberty for the rest of the tyrannical government-dominated world.

On this weeks @AthersChairs showNXT UK Takeover special announced...and an unfortunate date clash arisesJon Moxley does not think “it’s such good shit” from Vinnie Mac Paige’s family draw a HUGE houseNXT XXV review - show good, fans bad!WWE Super Show Down - how the Saudi Royal Family have the McMahon’s in their back pocket...Y’Allah!Social media - Twitter - @AthersChairsFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/449796839157283/?ref=shareMailbag show next week so leave your comments and questions on either

Space Suplex podcast episode 44 brings you chat from Matt and Mike on recent shows and news: * AEW Double or Nothing (Mike’s blog post) * Roman Reigns on WWE’s relationship with Saudi Arabia and upcoming event * POLLOCK’S NEWS UPDATE: The latest news on Ashley Massaro’s passing * WWE and the Saudi Royal Family […]

China is insane. Hong Kong is literally like being inside of Tron. I have never in my life seen so much wealth, or been so unhappy with the cost of literally everything. It’s an amazing city, but its very difficult to live there. Some of the highest rents on the planet for the tiniest apartments, 29 dollars for a salad, you need to be a member of the Saudi Royal Family to buy gas, laundry detergent costs about one once of gold. However, it is a little fantastic shining metropolis inside of the big belly of the beast that is the People’s Republic of China.  Millions and of people are everywhere. Everyone is in designer clothes, everyone has pockets full of cash and suitcases they are stuffing to the literal brim with medicine, diapers, baby formula, potions, lotions and gems. It's nuts. The whole place is a giant shopping mall. It's very odd, and made me very uncomfortable.  Now, real China makes me nervous. For someone who has a large and increasingly loud mouth, this is a nightmare place to be. There are cameras everywhere, the Government is tracking you constantly and you can almost feel them creeping into this tiny little European enclave. Whenever I left Hong Kong and went into "real" China, I was almost certain I would be arrested just for being me. When Britain gave back Hong Kong to China in 1997, it signed an agreement saying that the freedoms it had enjoyed as a Colony would stay in place for 50 years, but little by little, China is violating these agreements and stripping people away of their rights little by little.  One night, after drinking far to many glasses of wine I called an uber to take me home and my driver was so fabulously witty, so elegant and had such good dirty jokes that I decided I needed to sit down with him and ask him question after question about what was life for someone growing up in this magical place and the real dangers that are facing Hong Kongs future as the rules and regulations of the Mainland close in. Edited with compassion and love by Emily Armstrong  Follow me!  Instagram @drznightingale Twitter @genuinelyfalse Website: www.zoenightingale.com   Review my podcast on ITUNES PLEASE (only if you love it) 

It’s been seven months since Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist and dissident, was brutally murdered inside the country’s consulate in Istanbul. His dismembered body has still not been found. The Saudi Royal Family remains the chief suspect. Yet, for globetrotting capitalists in search of opportunity in Riyadh, it’s back to business as usual. 'For more podcasts from The Quint, check out our Podcasts section.' Copy paste the line and hyperlink the word [Podcasts](https://www.thequint.com/news/podcast) to this link:

As news of issues involving the relationship between this White House and the Saudi Royal Family continue to face scrutiny, reports now surfacing about a possible nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that would essentially nuclearize the Saudi Peninsula.  Should we be worried?  Is this a prelude to bigger issues in the Middle East?  Also, POTUS gives a wild ride of a speech in the White House Rose Garden announcing a spending bill deal, but also his desire to declare a national emergency on the Southern Border.

The battle for power with the Saudi Royal Family is causing interesting waves. The New Saudi Prince is secularizing the country, while being vilified by all sides of American Media and our politicians over the killing of an Islamist Fundamentalist Activist who happened to contribute to the Washington Post. Could that be because our media, including conservative media and our politicians are being financially influenced by Qatar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adrianslade/support

The battle for power with the Saudi Royal Family is causing interesting waves. The New Saudi Prince is secularizing the country, while being vilified by all sides of American Media and our politicians over the killing of an Islamist Fundamentalist Activist who happened to contribute to the Washington Post. Could that be because our media, including conservative media and our politicians are being financially influenced by Qatar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adrianslade/support

Richard speaks with the late Phil Marshall, a career pilot with Eastern and United Airlines and author of The Big Bamboozle: 9/11 and The War on Terror. They discuss the role of the Saudi Royal Family in the 9/11 terror attacks and the efforts of Senator Bob Graham to get to the truth. A few months after this interview, recorded in late 2012, Marshall was dead in an apparent murder-suicide.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss how Silicon Valley big tech firms appear to be meddling in the upcoming midterm elections by censoring political content. Peter Boykin, a candidate for the Statehouse in North Carolina, recently had his account disabled by Facebook which he will detail on today's show.Guests:Peter Boykin - Candidate for North Carolina State House District 58 | Silicon Valley Big Tech Election Meddling in Full OverdriveDr. Bosworth - Internal Medicine Physician & Author of the Book: 'ANYWAY YOU CAN' | Do You Have a Leaky Gut? - WHAT?!?Jim Hoft - Founder of the Gateway Pundit | What's Up with the Robert Mueller/Jacob Wohl Story? Kani Xulam - Commentator on the History and Politics of Kurdistan [In-Studio] | Topic #1: Breaking Down the Situation with Khashoggi and Saudi Arabia | Topic #2: Is Erdogan Like Malcolm X?Many people have likely never heard of a common disorder known as "leaky gut syndrome." Dr. Annette Bosworth returns to the show to break down this condition and what you need to know if you are impacted by this disorder.A controversial press conference is scheduled for later today where allegations of sexual misconduct are expected to be made against Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Jim Hoft, founder of the Gateway Pundit, has been reporting on this story and will provide insight about this situation and one of the main individuals involved, 20-year old Jacob Wohl.For the final two segments of the show, political commentator Kani Xulam joins the program in-studio to discuss the dynamics inside of Saudi Arabia and what the future has in store for Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman. Will MBS be able to retain power longterm, or are major changes coming regarding power dynamics in the Saudi Royal Family?

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss the danger of censorship in the modern political age. US Air Force Veteran and triple amputee Brian Kolfage recently had his pages removed by Facebook, and he will detail his story and fight for free speech with social media companies on today's show.Guests:John Hoge - Blogger at Hogewash.com | Looking Back at the Brett Kimberlin Bombings Daniel Lazare - Journalist and Author | Why the Khashoggi Affair Maybe the Biggest US Foreign Policy Crises Since Iran's RevolutionJim Kunstler - Author, Public Speaker, and Social Critic | The Monster Mash: Analyzing Our Sliced-And-Diced PoliticsBrian Kolfage - US Air Force Vet and Triple Amputee | Taking Facebook and Zuckerberg to Task Over Censorship and Freedom of SpeechRick Sterling - Investigative Journalist | Western Media Launch Attack on Critics of Controversial White Helmets GroupThe murder of Jamal Khashoggi has muddied the waters regarding relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia. Journalist and author Daniel Lazare joins the show to discuss how the US has contributed to the current situation in Saudi Arabia and if the Trump administration needs to re-evaluate its relationship with the Saudi Royal Family and Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.The highly charged political atmosphere appears to be in overdrive as partisan divides are on full display heading into the midterm elections. Jim Kunstler, an Author, Public Speaker, and Social Critic, returns to the show to discuss the current political situation and why both the media and public always seem to be on to the next story regardless of its importance.For the final segment, investigative journalist Rick Sterling joins the show to discuss how many members of the Western Media have uncritically promoted the group known as the 'White Helmets'. What is the purpose of the 'White Helmets', and how have they served to promote propaganda coming out of Syria?

#dctbd is your weekly sanity check on our crazy world. Politics, Culture, Politics, Art, Music, Politics ... we cover it all. This week: 1. Not Gonna Talk About Kanye, Nope, No Way - we talk about Kanye 2. UN Climate Change Report - Executive Summary, we're fucked. 3. He Doesn't Believe Dr. Ford, but He Believes the Saudi Royal Family - the Saudis murder an American journalist. Too bad we have $100 billion in arms sales to the Saudis to murder Yemenis, or else we might do something. 4. Bish Sesh 5. My Favorite Thing I Saw This Week --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/one-love-massive-podcast/support

Nick Hughes is a former commando with the French Foreign Legion, one of the top paid bodyguards, and martial arts instructor. He holds black belt status in several styles of Karate, Aikido, Judo, Ju-jutsu as well as ranks in military unarmed combat and filipino martial arts. He has both boxed and kick-boxed professionally and competed in Judo competition internationally. As a bouncer in some very rough clubs, and a military police officer in the Legion, he learned first hand what martial art techniques worked and which ones didn't. That puts him in a unique position compared to a lot of instructors who are teaching what amounts to theory. Wanting to move up in the security world he decided to pursue a career in diplomatic security and quickly found out a background in Special Forces was going to be an asset. With that in mind he joined the French Foreign Legion as both a para-commando and military police officer. After leaving the Legion he worked for various agencies all over the world looking after clients such as members of the Saudi Royal Family, VIPs, businessmen and rock stars. During that time he began writing for Fighting Arts International about practical martial arts and teaching on various bodyguard training courses. Nick has appeared on Spike TV's "Deadliest Warrior" in the series penultimate episode about the French Foreign Legion versus the Gurkha. He popped up on Paladin Press' radar and filmed a series of instructional DVDs and began working on his 2nd book on self defense. He has also produced an app called I-bodyguard which is the salient points from his book which is available on both I-phone and Android. He is now on a quest to train half a million people in self-defense before casting off his mortal coil and teaches Warriors Krav Maga out of NC and various affiliate schools. He's also currently working on books about his time in the Legion, Hard Skills, Goal Setting and adventures from his security days. In this episode: 1. Criteria for finding a GOOD self defense or firearm instructor? 2. Is a “fighter” automatically a good instructor? 3) State of Krav Maga in the United Stated and what its lacking lately? 4) Does self defense evolve? or is change bad? 5) Should you decide if you want to do sports or self defense? Items mentioned in this episode include: How To Be Your Own Bodyguard by Nick Hughes: https://www.amazon.com/How-Your-Own-Bodyguard-Instinctive-ebook/dp/B005Z8L6YG Nutrithority Supplements: www.nutrithority.com Use code “omer” to save Warrior Culture Gear: www.warriorculturegear.com use code “WarriorTribe” Warriors Fuel Food : www.warriorsfuelfood.com use code “warriortribe” Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Two Arabs and a Podcast. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review of the show on Apple Podcasts.

Nonsense Self Defense, Mindset & Weapon of Choice - With Guest Nick Hughes 3.42 million people practiced martial arts in the U.S last year. How many of these 3.42. million are wasting their time? There is a very real problem among commercialized schools, namely high priced, low quality, fast paced padded and unqualified instruction. For fees, these schools offer you fast advancement and ranking n the martial arts. Too many people fall prey to this system and our guest Nicholas Hughes has much to say on this and answers many questions about himself. Nick Hughes is a former French Foreign Legionnaire, one of the top paid bodyguards, and martial arts instructor. He holds black belt status in several styles of Karate, Aikido, Judo, Ju-jutsu as well as ranks in military unarmed combat and filipino martial arts. He has both boxed and kick-boxed professionally and competed in Judo competition internationally. As a bouncer in some very rough clubs, and a military police officer in the Legion, he learned first hand what martial art techniques worked and which ones didn't. That puts him in a unique position compared to a lot of instructors who are teaching what amounts to theory. Wanting to move up in the security world he decided to pursue a career in diplomatic security and quickly found out a background in Special Forces was going to be an asset. With that in mind he joined the French Foreign Legion as both a para-commando and military police officer. After leaving the Legion he worked for various agencies all over the world looking after clients such as members of the Saudi Royal Family, VIPs, businessmen and rock stars. During that time he began writing for Fighting Arts International about practical martial arts and teaching on various bodyguard training courses. Nick has appeared on Spike TV's "Deadliest Warrior" in the series penultimate episode about the French Foreign Legion versus the Gurkha. He popped up on Paladin Press' radar and filmed a series of instructional DVDs and began working on his 2nd book on self defense. He has also produced an app called I-bodyguard which is the salient points from his book which is available on both I-phone and Android. He is now on a quest to train half a million people in self-defense before casting off his mortal coil and teaches Warriors Krav Maga out of NC and various affiliate schools. He's also currently working on books about his time in the Legion, Hard Skills, Goal Setting and adventures from his security days. On today’s how, Nick Hughes is here to share his overall experiences, and the problems with martial arts in the U.S. His story is full of insight and will give you a different perspective of self defense. Items mentioned in this episode include: How To Be Your Own Bodyguard by Nick Hughes: https://www.amazon.com/How-Your-Own-Bodyguard-Instinctive-ebook/dp/B005Z8L6YG Nutrithority Supplements: www.nutrithority.com Use code “omer” to save Warrior Culture Gear: www.warriorculturegear.com use code “WarriorTribe” Warriors Fuel Food : www.warriorsfuelfood.com use code “warriortribe” Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Two Arabs and a Podcast. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review of the show on Apple Podcasts.

Jim McCann interviews Nick Hughes CPP of Lake Norman Krav Maga. Nick is a former commando with the French Foreign Legion who worked extensively throughout the world as a body guard. His clients have included members of the Saudi Royal Family, VIPs, celebrities, rock stars and executives. Author of “how to be your own body guard”. Holder of blackbelts in 3 styles of karate, as well as Judo, Ju-jutsu and Aikido. He also holds rank in Filipino martial arts, has boxed professionally and has taught unarmed combat to various military units as well as dignitary protection to SWAT units.

EP10: Rob co-founded Crowd with Us, an FCA-approved FinTech property crowdfunding platform in 2014. As a qualified Master Mariner (Ships Captain) Rob has worked both commercially in the shipping industry and on several of the worlds largest privately owned yachts for some of the worlds wealthiest and most influential people, including a senior member of the Saudi Royal Family and former richest man in the world. Since purchasing his first property in London in 2002, with six months vacation per year, in the years that followed he continued to expand his portfolio, refurb, develop and raise investor funds alongside his day job. This eventually culminated in the formation of Crowd with Us. Rob has vast operational and project management expertise is used to running and working alongside large teams and has extensive experience in managing and budgeting multi-million-pound projects. Having retired from the sea Rob is now entirely focused on Crowd with Us. Instagram: rob_wilkinson46 Facebook: Rob Wilkinson LinkedIn: Rob WilkinsonSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

Darrell Castle talks about purchases of French landmarks by the Saudi Royal Family, attacks on French women, and especially French Jews by Muslim immigrants. Transcription / Notes EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION  IS CIRCLING THE DRAIN Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report.  Today is Friday, January 12, 2018, and on today's Report, I will be talking about some recent events in Europe and the Middle East, and what these events say about the future of Europe, especially France.  From the title of this Report, you may be thinking, “he's given up on happiness and gone off the deep end again”, but before you jump to that conclusion, just hear me out. First of all, I have made a commitment to talk about Europe in these Reports as often as possible because European Civilization is Western Civilization, and that is our civilization, at least it once was.  Our story this week began in the New York Times Sunday Edition of December 17, 2017, when that paper carried a front page story about the new Crown Prince in Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman. You should remember him from the recent Report I did concerning his appointment by King Salman as his successor, as well as his efforts to reform Saudi society. It seems that the young Prince, age 32, has gone abroad looking for places to put his country's wealth and France is one of the lucky recipients.  There are many landmarks in France that represent French history and, as the tour guides will tell you, the landmarks also remind us of the glory of the age of kings.  The most prominent and famous, and a symbol of France itself, is the Palace of Versailles.  Louis XIV built Versailles as his permanent home during his 72 year reign, and now it is perhaps the structure that, except for the Eiffel Tower, is most representative of France and the French people. Next to Versailles once sat another château, also built by Louis XIV, on 57 manicured acres of gardens.  These Chateaus are more than just symbols or landmarks, they represent the history of a once great nation, and more importantly, they should be the property of the French people who built and paid for them with their labor and blood.  But nevertheless, in 2009, one Chateau was bulldozed and a new, high-tech Chateau Louis XIV was built in its place by Emad Khashoggi, nephew of the late billionaire arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi.  The new Chateau recently sold for $300 million to a mystery purchaser, but a little research by the New York Times revealed the purchaser to be the Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman. Does this mean that France has sold its soul?  Perhaps it means that France has sold its history, culture, and the nation itself as well as its soul.  France is no longer even a nation-state, and it has been reduced to just a place where people live.  No borders, and as the new prime minister, Emmanuel Macron, said, no culture.  France sells its national treasures to the highest bidder without regard to whom or what that bidder is.  There is no regard whatsoever of history, culture, tradition or religion.  None of those things exist anymore since they have been exchanged for a new multicultural, open society where everything goes because nothing matters. Ethics, the foundation of civilization, has been destroyed, or at least abandoned, almost everywhere but especially in France.  The new multicultural socialist state is fostered on the people, and they absorb it and embrace it because from early childhood they have been indoctrinated with the belief that all truth is just a matter of opinion and absolute truth does not exist.  Right and wrong then are just matters of opinion, and opinions can change from day-to-day.  Government is free and encouraged to do whatever appears necessary, without exception or limit. Government is given all power and control over everything, and is therefore responsible for everything.  If your child is failing in the government's school system, it is obviously the government's fault and responsib...

Ryan Grim, from The Intercept, will be here to discuss what's going on with a recent purge in the Saudi Royal Family, and how Washington Corruption may be the cause. Heather “Digby” Parton from Salon will be here to run down the most important news stories from the past week. www.rofpodcast.com to sign up for the full 3 hour show commercial free!

Fat Loss is NOT Just about Nutrition & Exercise - Expert Interview This week things got real with nutrition and functional medicine consultant, Alexandra Kusturiss. She holds nothing back in this RAW interview where we go deep on: - Nutrition & Thyroid Health - The Truth about Detoxes and Juicing - Female Fat Loss & Self Love - Being [Literally] Full of Shit - Embracing Negativity to Facilitate Growth and Strength Alexandra is the real deal when it comes to her passion for creating massive change in the world through her actions and her coaching. Follow her over at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lexi.kusturiss Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexiKusturiss IG: https://www.instagram.com/alexandrakusturiss/ Alexandra Kusturiss is a nutrition and functional medicine consultant, speaker, writer, and professional model. She is the founder of Biogenics Consulting, which began as a personal training & nutrition company 18 years ago, and has since burgeoned forth into a consulting company specializing in gut, brain, performance and pain. Kusturiss has worked with high-level clients including Olympic and professional athletes, The Saudi Royal Family, TV Producers and top fellow coaches. Her vast majority of clients include regular executives, moms and competitive athletes who want to look better, feel energized and function normally. She loves Seinfeld, quoting movies, and being an avid curiosity enthusiast. Everything in her life is a true dichotomy of dueling existence. Full video interview here: https://youtu.be/bfsr1yQm_bY

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker is joined by Massoud Shadjareh, co-founder of the Islamic Human Rights Commission.Donald Trump is taking sides in the dispute between Qatar and the rest of the Gulf monarchies, slamming Qatar in an early morning series of tweets -- but is siding with Saudi Arabia a sign of hypocrisy given Riyadh's support of Wahhabi extremism? Is Daesh on its last legs in Syria? The Syrian Democratic Forces have started their push on the city of Raqqa as the Syrian Arab Army also enters the province, liberating six villages. Kani Xulam, executive director of the American-Kurdish Information Network, joins the show. The CIA, under Donald Trump’s tenure, has appointed the notorious officer who oversaw the agency’s drone strike program, and was a major player in the CIA detention and torture campaign during the George W. Bush years, as the new head of its Iran operations, signalling an even more belligerent posture towards the country. Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst and activist, joins Brian.

Headlines around the world are predicting that a young political protester is about to be publically beheaded and "crucified" in Saudi Arabia. Rare public criticism in Britain has outraged the Saudi Royal Family, and threatened business relations with the UK. Should recent incidents cause the US to be heard from, or would complaints fall on deaf ears?

Fred Cuellar is the founder of Diamond Cutters International. His clients include former First Lady and President George W. Bush, the Saudi Royal Family, Oprah Winfrey and many, many more. He is also the author of the number one selling book on diamonds in the country, "How to Buy a Diamond."

Speaker Topic - What Makes You Sparkle? Fred Cuellar, the founder and president of Diamond Cutters International, is one of the world's top diamond experts, as well as a three-time Guinness Book record holder in jewelry design. He is an importer, diamond cutter, and creative designer of jewelry. With over 25 years of experience in the diamond and jewelry business, Fred's clients include the First Lady and President George W. Bush, Oprah, the Dallas Cowboys, the Detroit Red Wings, Anschutz Corporation, Saudi Royal Family and hundreds of professional athletes and celebrities. Fred is a consultant, best-selling author, writer and columnist to the national media, and founder of DCI's National Diamond Helpline, Fred has designed Super Bowl Championship rings for the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos, Stanley Cup Championship rings for the New Jersey Devils, Colorado Avalanche, Detroit Redwings, and Dallas Stars, Major League Soccer Championship rings for Houston Dynamo and Los Angeles Galaxy, as well as World Series Championship rings for the New York Yankees. Fred had the honor of designing commemorative rings for Olympic Gold Medalist Dan O'Brien and baseball legend Cal Ripkin. Click to Tweet @FredCuellar

Join host Elizabeth with special guest Fred Cuellar. Fred Cuellar, the founder and president of Diamond Cutters International, is one of the world's top diamond experts, and was recently listed in the Millenium Guinness Book of World Records as the Most Acknowledged Jeweler. Mr. Cuellar is accredited in diamonds by the Gemological Institute of America, and is ranked as one of the top diamond experts in America by National Jeweler. With over 20 years of experience in the diamond and jewelry business, Fred's clients include the Saudi Royal Family and hundreds of professional athletes and celebrities. Fred is an importer and creative designer of jewelry, best-selling author, writer and columnist to the national media, and founder of DCI's National Diamond Helpline, MyGemologist™ program, and Adopt A Diamond™ program.Best-Selling Author Fred has written four books including the number one selling book on diamonds in the country, How to Buy a Diamond. Of all books in print, How to Buy a Diamond is ranked among the top 1 percent! How to Buy a Diamond and the National Diamond Helpline are endorsed by the National Bureau of Fraud Prevention in Washington, DC. Fred's other books are Diamonds for Profit, The World's Greatest Proposals, and Fredisms. Click on a cover to read more about each book.

McAlvany Weekly Commentary A Look At This Weeks Show: Food price inflation may have started the engine in the middle-east, but Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood are driving the car. Egypt and Libya are just minor steps toward the true goal to overthrow the Saudi Royal Family. Asia and Russia will take advantage of diminishing U.S. hegemony in […] The post Don't Mistake Revolution in the Middle East for Democracy: An Interview With Don McAlvany appeared first on McAlvany Weekly Commentary.

Soon after the September 11th attacks, the US government actively tried to minimize and oppress information relating to a possible role in the attacks by Saudi Arabia. Ultimately, the 9-11 Commission cleared Saudi Arabia of any role in the terrorist attacks despite many anomalies including the fact that 15 of the 19 high jackers were actually from Saudi Arabia.In December 2002 Congress released its’ Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry into the 9-11 terrorist attacks. When released, this document contained 28 pages of redacted information that allegedly pointed to foreign state-sponsorship of the attacks, specifically Saudi Arabia. The 9/11 Commission Report failed to ascertain the contents of the censored 28-pages of the report.Victims family members asked President Bush why he refused to release this information and got no answer.Years earlier, in August 2002, victim family members publically announced a $1 trillion lawsuit against alleged Saudi bank rollers of Osama Bin Laden. This lawsuit has been stalled and defeated at every turn. In November 2002, the lawsuit became even bigger and costlier at $15 trillion dollars as more than three-dozen new defendants were added, including members of the Saudi Royal Family.  Interestingly, three members of the Saudi royal family have since been given legal immunity from prosecution.  Attorneys for the victims' families told the Staten Island Advance in 2006, that it could be "another several years before the lawsuit goes to trial. "In July of 2003 9/11 Commissioner Max Cleland was interviewed by Frank Sesno of PBS. In that interview, he stated: "You can read between the lines and see that there were foreign governments that were much more involved in the 9/11 attack than just supporting Islamic fundamentalist teachings and schools. Now, that has been redacted. A whole 28 page section." The 2008 book “The Commission”, by New York Times reporter Philip Shennon revealed that 9/11 Commission Executive Director, Phillip Zelikow blocked other 9/11 commissioners who were working on the Saudi connections from accessing the 28-page redacted section. In August 2003, an anonymous official told New Republic magazine that the 28-page redacted section outlines “connections between the hijacking plot and the very top levels of the Saudi royal family.” In September of 2004, a month after the official close of the 9/11 Commission, Senator Bob Graham accused the White House of covering-up the involvement of Saudi government officials in the 9/11 plot. Despite attempts by family members to get this information made public and promises from the Obama administration to do so, the redacted 28 pages of the Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry into 9-11 remain secret and are likely to remain so. In May of 2010, Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan refused to give the victims' families’ lawsuit a hearing. Her argument was that US foreign policy would be interfered with if the lawsuit was allowed to go ahead. Secrecy continues to cloud the possible role of Saudi Arabia in the events of September 11th. Despite calls from members of Congress, victims family members, and even one of the 9-11 Commissioners to dig deeper into the role of Saudi Arabia, no such inquiry has yet to take place. Why would the US government and the 9-11 Commission protect Saudi Arabia?

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