Saudi Arabian Prince Defected - Saudi torturing and Major Human Rights Violations - Killing Dissidents - U.S. Ignoring

A Saudi Prince has defected.  He exposed the Human Rights Violations, Torturing and Killing the Saudi Government is doing against the people of there, who don't agree with the government.     

He says the U.S. is ignoring the abuses.  

Isn't this the exact reason why the U.S. is saying Syria has to be taken over?  For human rights abuses?  The U.S. ignores Saudi Arabia abuses..... Oh... right - it is due to Saudi Arabia that the dollar is still the Petrol dollar... I guess they can kill their people all they want and it will never be mentioned.   Obama will continue to bow down to the Saudi King and Bush will continue to do business and allow the Bin Laden's to fly when no one else can (after 9/11).  

We are at a point and time that Truth is being revealed and can no longer be hidden.   

Here is the Saudi Prince on Russia Today about everything going on in Saudi Arabia.

China increasing Saudi Arabia oil imports by 11% in 2013. Joint 10 Billion venture in Saudi Red Sea Coast. London begins Swaps of Yuan.

I have been keeping my eyes on China.  I believe watching what is happening there will give us a clue when the dollar will be dropped for the Yuan as the Global Reserve Currency.  I also believe it is due to Saudi Arabia staying with the dollar as oil trade (Petrol Dollar) as the reason why the dollar is still the official reserve currency. 

Ever since the 2008 crisis, China has been positioning itself and it's currency to be the Global Reserve Currency.  The BRICS began trading in the Yuan between themselves last year.   Australia is trading with China in the Yuan.   China does things slowly but surely.

I have been writing about China and what they are doing the last couple of weeks.  From the expectation of their demand for gold outstripping the supply by 2015,  IMF using the words and confirming "Global Reserve Currency" for the Yuan, and China, itself using the words "Global Reserve Currency" for the Yuan.   All of this information was just in the pass couple of weeks.

I found information in Arab news, China will be increasing their oil imports from Saudi Arabia this year by 11%.  They will be importing 120,000 more barrels per day than in 2012 to be 1.17 million barrels per day, from Saudi Arabia.

To give you an idea what the U.S. imports from Saudi Arabia, I found that information here. 
The U.S. imports approximately 1.319 million barrels a day (from Nov 2012 info) from them.   In November, U.S. imports decreased 38 thousands barrels from the month before.   Here are facts about Saudi Arabia and their oil business overall. 

If you look at the numbers China is catching up with the U.S. in their imports of oil on a per day basis from Saudi Arabia.  When you look a the numbers over all, you can see the U.S. has stayed steady and has had some declining oil demand compared to China having increasing oil demand.  

Why look at all of this together?  Why try and analysis what China and Saudi Arabia are doing?  

To me, those two countries are the key to the dollar demise.   They are countries to watch very closely and read in-between the lines in what new business and joint ventures they are doing together.  To me the smart thing to do to know what may lie just ahead and to position yourself for the future by getting hints, is to dig into what is happening with China and Saudi Arabia.  


Here are portions from the Arab News article: (this was written in December of 2012)

BEIJING: China’s crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia are likely to rise about 11 percent next year (2013), faster than this year’s growth rate, as refiners lift output in anticipation of an economic recovery and an increase in fuel demand, industry officials said.

China, the world’s second-largest crude consumer, is expected to buy about 1.17 million barrels per day (bpd) of Saudi oil next year, 120,000 bpd more than this year’s contracted amount. The figures are based on estimates by industry sources with direct knowledge of the supply situation.

China, which imports about 5.3 million bpd of crude a year, is Saudi Arabia’s third largest customer after the US and Japan. In the year to October, imports from Saudi grew 8.6 percent on the year to 1.06 million bpd, compared to growth of 12.6 percent in 2011. 

China sees Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, as a strategic partner capable of providing stable supplies, and the state energy companies of both nations are in a $10 billion joint venture to build a 400,000-bpd refinery on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. 

China’s crude oil demand is one of the factors propping up global crude prices, at around $100 per barrel . This year, China’s oil demand is forecast to grow just 2.8 percent in its slowest pace in more than a decade, the International Energy Agency says, due to a slowdown in the economy, but there are signs of a revival next year. 

Sinopec Corp, Asia’s largest refiner, would take in more than 80 percent of the total Saudi supplies to China. China’s No.2 refiner, PetroChina, and state-run Sinochem Corp, will use up the rest, the sources said.

“Sinopec’s imports of Saudi crude have been increasing steadily over the past years and are expected to rise further as Sinopec’s refining capacity will rise steadily over the next few years,” said one Chinese trader.

All of the countries are upset with the U.S. for printing dollars in the billions every month.  There are currency wars happening around the world, even though countries came out of the G20 meeting in Russia this last weekend saying "No Currency war."  

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"We have not seen any such thing as a currency war. We've heard currency worries, not currency wars," IMF Chief Christine Lagarde said at the forum.
"I see no serious grounds for currency wars but the crisis made all countries fear national protectionism. Some countries attempted to heal the crisis with money printing and this lead to debt troubles."

 This makes analysts say that it’s too late to renounce currency wars as they are already in full swing, says Mikhail Delyagin, the head of the Institute of Globalization Problems.

"These wars are being waged for years and everybody seems to have forgotten about their main player - the US. America is great at devaluating its dollar and, thus, hampering other traders. It’s a zero or even a minus-sum game as this time a participant's loss is greater than the other participants’ gain. And the main thing is that the participants keep changing places."

China is making the Yuan a Global currency very slowly and here is a good explanation why. 

"If the currency is regulated by the government not by the situation on the market it cannot function as a global currency in economic relations. In order to make it a global currency it is necessary first of all to turn it into a market currency. If it happens the Yuan rate will double in comparison with its current rate and the competitiveness of Chinese goods will see a drastic decline."

They are positioning themselves for the Yuan to be a traded currency.  Another major step was just taken in London this week.  

Small portion:

A BANK of England pledge to help London become a global trading center for the yuan has stirred talk of a revival in the city's fortunes, similar to the explosion of the US dollar market in the 1960s and 70s.

In what many bankers saw as a pivotal move, the central bank said last month it was ready "in principle" to adopt a currency swap line with the People's Bank of China, providing a two-way pipe to the city as the still-unconvertible yuan starts to emerge as a world reserve currency.

Britain would become the first major developed economy to install a currency swap line with China, replicating existing arrangements available for the dominant freely-traded currencies such as the dollar, euro and yen.

China has agreed swap lines with more than 15 other countries but these tend to be emerging economies that have natural resources or goods used in manufacturing to export. The list does not include major industrial powers such as the United States,euro zone countries or Japan.

However, in a deliberate push to internationalize the yuan, or renminbi, China has beendeveloping an offshore market for it, as a precursor to allowing global firms, banks andasset managers access to its domestic market.

So, are you reading between the lines here?  London has just begun Swap lines with the Yuan.  Last year the CME group began trading the Yuan in Chicago. 

It is simply good sense to watch everything going on with China and the Yuan and to pay attention to all of their business in Saudi Arabia.   The facts are... we are not going to be told a few months before when Saudi Arabia begins trading directly with China in the Yuan.  It will be an overnight event/statement.   It doesn't seem that China is quite ready for the Yuan to be the total reserve currency at this time, but they are definitely working that way.  When it happens they will have protections in place that will not blow up their trading balances around the world.   They are very careful and know exactly what they are doing.  

When they have everything in place, we will not be warned in advance.  People in the U.S. will wake up, one Monday morning to the shock of the dollar being replaced around the world by the Yuan.  That day the dollar will go "Zimbabwe."   It will be a catastrophic event in the United States as the rest of the world breathes easier and can use a 'gold' backed currency to trade with.  But to those paying attention and not being distracted by the fake news on MSM, they will not be shocked and have already protected themselves for the eventual outcome.  

People need to stay paying attention to what is happening in China.  I will be watching every day for news out of that area and their trading partners to get hints on when the "Big" day will arrive for the Yuan.  We will know that day, when Saudi Arabia makes an announcement about how they will continue trading oil and in what currency.

A little extra news tidbit from Russia.... the manipulation of Gold prices and how it is ready to surge.

IMF Confirms Chinese Yuan/Renminbi Set to Become a Global Reserve Currency

The IMF has confirmed the Yuan/Renminbi is set to become a Global Reserve Currency at an Economic Forum in Hong Kong.

With China's economy gaining global strength, the renminbi is set to become a global reserve currency, Zhu Min, deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said Tuesday at an economic forum in Hong Kong.

Yesterday I wrote about the crossborder loans China was doing, before the Yuan becomes a Reserve Currency, their saying the "unloved dollar' and the amount of gold they are importing.  Besides the rumors of them backing their currency by gold.

David Morgan of the Morgan Report and Silver-Investor.com did an interview with me about the subject, Germany's gold and the Silver shortage/manipulation.

David mentioned that things take time to happen and as I add on the third part of the interview is that it already has been years and maybe the situation will start going faster.

It seems to me with the Yuan being called a Global Reserve currency now even by China itself, they have laid out the ground work for changes to be made in a short amount of time.  China does not reveal their hand until everything is already said and done.   Considering the dollar has been the only "Global Reserve" currency for decades but this month the Yuan is becoming attached with that name.

The dollar demise has been talked about for years now.  Many had been saying "anytime" but it has been long and drawn out.  China is very smart as they take their time and put everything in place before they reveal or make their big moves.   Has the time now come?

The Premier of China had gone to Saudi Arabi and Dubai a year ago.  He stayed a week there having meetings and making agreements.

Premier Wen Jiabao and the ruler of Sharjah, Sultan bin Mohammed al-Qassimi,attend the Arab-China Business Conference in the Gulf emirate on Wednesday. [Photo / AFP]

  SHARJAH, UAE - China signed economic and trade agreements worth 100 billion yuan ($16billion) with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as Premier Wen Jiabao wrappedup a six-day visit to the Middle East on Thursday.

The first currency swap agreement with Arab nations, worth 35 billion yuan, was also signed inAbu Dhabi, Wen told the Fourth Arab-China Business Conference in Sharjah on Wednesday.

Are those agreements now coming into fruition?   Is Saudi Arabi ready to be one of the last Middle Eastern countries to trade in something other than the "Petrol Dollar?"  If Saudi Arabia begins oil trade in something other than the dollar, then it really is game over for the dollar as the Global Reserve Currency and any strength it now has.   It only has strength because all of the other countries are devaluing their currencies against the dollar for trade.  With the Fed printing the dollar non-stop, currency wars are raging, no one wants to have the strong currency due to trade and their products being un-affordable to other countries.

But once the dollar is no longer a worry or concern for trade then all the other countries will be able to stop their currency devaluations against the dollar because a new Global Currency backed by Gold will be the hero of the world.   The only country that will be left all to itself with their inflating currency will be the United States.

It seems the proximity of this occurrence is now much closer with both the IMF and China itself using the words "Global Reserve Currency" for the Yuan.


UPDATE 1/31/13 - Here is the link to my interview with Bill Murphy the founder of GATA and lemetropolecafe about it all today.  

Bahrain Point Blank Shooting of Unarmed Peaceful Protester and the U.S. SUPPORTS This?

The video speaks for itself.  But the U.S SUPPORTS THIS COUNTRY?  THE U.S IS NOT DEMANDING AN END TO THIS?  The U.S. has been loud about Libya. Egypt Yet they are SILENT about Bahrain?  Is it because Saudi Arabia has sent Troops in Bahrain to help against the Protesters?  So....there is SILENCE From the U.S. about the massacring of Innocent people?  Oh that is right, Gosh forbid the U.S. speak one word against Saudi Arabia!  Let them massacre people, just like those that hijacked the planes on 9/11 were Saudi Arabians, but we went into Iraq instead!  So they can get away with murder and there is silence on the U.S. part because they are such a close ally.  The U.S. picks and chooses who they speak up against in Crimes against Humanity!

WARNING GRAPHIC VIDEO - NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES!

U.S. has to Support a Dictator and Lift up Mubarak, due to threats from King of Saudi Arabia! So U.S. supports Dictators After All?

It seems the U.S. can go around the world saying all people should have Human Rights and Freedom and they support Democratic governments, but they don't walk the talk.

We know the U.S. has supported Mubarak for 30 years and have given billions to the country (to Mubarak - now the richest man in the world - worth 70 Billion) for pay off aid.  Mubarak has been a dictator that has suppressed the people in all ways.  As he was becoming more wealthy in the tune of 70 Billion the people were becoming poorer and poorer, where as their average pay equals $2000 per year.

It seems the U.S. has to back down on calling for Mubarak to step down and let a transition begin with someone else in power.  The King of Saudi Arabia is upset with the U.S. for saying Mubarak has to go.

According to this article, the King of Saudi Arabia has directly told Obama not to humiliate Mubarak!  

My question to this is, if the King of Saudi Arabia is very close with Mubarak then is he not a dictator too?  Also didn't all those terrorist of 9/11 come from  Saudi Arabia?  Why have no repercussions ever happened to them, due to them supporting the terrorist of 9/11?   Considering the U.S. went into Iraq, saying they supported the terrorist of 9/11 and that was the reason for the war we are in there.

The King of Saudi Arabia said he would then provide aid to Egypt if the U.S. withdrew that aid!  Well I say "GO FOR IT"!!  Please do take over the aid to Egypt!  I believe the U.S. should not be supporting and aiding a dictator in the first place who seems to be pocketing the money instead of using it for the people!

It will be interesting how the U.S. will back track in not supporting a Democratic government transition and instead support a dictator!

Because the U.S. has to back track now, is this why all of a sudden the U.S. is sending multiple military ships including aircraft carriers to Egypt?



Portion:

America's closest ally in the Gulf made clear that the Egyptian president must be allowed to stay on to oversee the transition towards peaceful democracy and then leave with dignity.

"Mubarak and King Abdullah are not just allies, they are close friends, and the King is not about to see his friend cast aside and humiliated," a senior source in the Saudi capital told The Times

Besides the King of Saudi Arabia telling the U.S. to back down regarding Mubarak - it seems Mubarak is behind HUNDREDS POSSIBLY THOUSANDS OF DEMONSTRATORS WHO HAVE DISAPPEARED AND MANY HAVE NOT RETURNED!

Another Portion of Article:

Meanwhile, the Egyptian military has been accused of being involved in both the disappearance and torture of Egyptian citizens, including the use of electric shocks.

Hossam Bahgat, director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights in Cairo, said hundreds, and possibly thousands, of ordinary people had "disappeared" into military custody across the country. Many were still missing.

"Their range is very wide, from people who were at the protests or detained for breaking curfew to those who talked back at an army officer or were handed over to the army for looking suspicious or for looking like foreigners even if they were not," he said.

"It's unusual and to the best of our knowledge it's also unprecedented for the army to be doing this."

The military has maintained that it is neutral in the current unrest.

So my question to the White House is what are you going to do now?  I know one thing, I am NOT comfortable with you building up a huge military presence in the waters surrounding Egypt.   What exactly do you plan on doing?  Do you plan on fighting for the Dictator against the people or do you plan on helping the people get rid of a horrendous dictator along with his newly appointed VP?  This is the people's fight of Egypt this is NOT the U.S.'s fight!  NO military action should be taken in any way shape or form for either side!

Also the people don't need a "Leader" in Egypt, as MSM keeps saying they need and governments around the world say they need!  People of the World do not need the "Elite" to keep telling them what they have a right to do or not do!  We are feeling the chains of suppression the energies are changing, people are waking up to the fact they have been controlled by the Elite all around the world.  That is evident by the revolutions happening.

Also the Egyptian people don't need a new Leader who says "I am for Change of the Better and Yes, We Can Change for Freedoms and Democracy for the People" and then that leader just continues the old leaders policies and even enacts more suppressive policies against the people, that the old leader was not able to accomplish!  Yeah, Change People can believe in of Freedoms given back!!  I have to warn the Egyptians - don't buy it!!  They LIE - We know in the U.S. from experience! 




UPDATE - 10:58am est - It is being said, by the New York Times, Mubarak will possibly Step DOWN Tonight and pass the Ruling of Egypt to his Vice President - Suleiman!  


Suleiman is the CIA man and has been Mubarak's henchman in Egypt - Just listen to what Anderson Cooper said about him!  Which is the only MSM person I have heard tell the truth about who Suleiman is.  The White House and all the other governments have been calling for Suleiman to become President, is there any wonder?  He would continue Mabarak's policies and I believe the people would be in danger that have stood up and protested in Egypt.


Portion from Link:

In an interview with CNN minutes ago, Dr. Hossam Badrawy, the secretary-general of Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party, confirmed that President Hosni Mubarak is currently discussing the possibility of transferring power to his vice president, Omar Suleiman. 

Dr. Badrawy added that Mr. Mubarak "might be giving a talk to the nation" as soon as tonight, and hinted that he would make a statement "which I believe should accommodate the protesters." The protesters have insisted that Mr. Mubarak must resign.

UPDATE 4:51pm est.  - Mubarak refuses to Step Down - Handing over control to Vice President Suleiman but will NOT Give up Title as President of Egypt!!

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CAIRO - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak announced he is handing his powers over to his vice president, Omar Suleiman, and ordered constitutional amendments. But the move means he retains his title of president and ensures regime control over the reform process, falling short of protester demands.