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Topic Started: Jun 29 2009, 11:12 AM (228 Views)
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A member of the Saudi royal family has called for the assets of his brother to be frozen.

Prince Khaled bin Talal denounced his brother's media empire in an unprecedented public attack from within the ruling family.

Prince Khaled accused Prince Walid bin Talal of disseminating vice and violating the rules of Islamic Sharia in the conservative kingdom.


Cont. at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8124693.stm

Well well well, this plays right into my plans. :ph43r:
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Corrupt Arab calls corrupt Arab half cousin-in-law corrupt.

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President DONALD J TRUMP
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Except one is a heretic.
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They are all heretics.
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