RE: Saudi Arabia: Leaked reports reveal severe abuse of political prisoners-The Guardian
April 13, 2019 at 3:32 pm
(April 13, 2019 at 6:15 am)AtlasS33 Wrote:(April 5, 2019 at 9:18 am)Cepheus Ace Wrote: is it time to list Saudi Arabia's crimes and human rights violation?
should I go further?
- Committing a genocide in Yemen
- selling weapons to extremist jihadists
- brutally killing Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi embassy/consulate in Turkey and cutting up his body
- arresting women's rights activists weeks before lifting the ban on women being allowed to drive
- passing laws criminalizing protestors and activists for peaceful assembly
- public beheads
- repressing women
despite that they get to been on the UN Human Rights Council
The choice of superpowers regarding the most "suitable regime" that should rule in the Middle East depends on the chosen regime's amount of prostration to the superpower: both financially and militarily.
Saudi Arabia's regime prostrated to the superpowers -especially the U.S- beyond belief; they literally gave all the country's resources to the superpowers; and for that they guaranteed a chair in the UN's Human Rights Council, and guaranteed getting away with crimes like the Kashoggi crime and wars like the Yemen war.
The system knows they are criminals; but the system gives a pass to criminals if they pay well for their stay. And the Sauds payed well, and MBS understands this very well.
in exchange for propping up the petro-dollar they can get away with their evil