Reply #82: The irony is that some think that their image can improve

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by blowing up their own employees...

Waleed's bottle opener

Since we are on the subject of negative publicity for Saudi-Arabia. After all they wanted to become equal partner in the CIA depravity, and it's clear that the Saudi Arabia is clearly the second country as far as scale of participation in 9/11 goes; they are clearly more important than the United Kingdom or Germany for crying outloud.

There is one Saudi which we haven't mentioned yet and that is Citigroup's main stockholder, prince Al-Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud. Indeed that's the crazy dude with that enormous bottle opener in Riyadh with a top floor for Waleed alone which appears to be suspended 1,000 feet up in the air. It was built by Bechtel of course. He also has a major stake in AOL, News Corp, Worldcom, Disney, donated to the George Herbert Walker Bush Scholarship Fund, etc.

Just as the reminder. The top three worst corporate 9/11 offenders:
1. AIG cartel (AIG, Bear Stearns, Kroll, Marsh, XL Insurance, etc.)
2. Citigroup (Banco Nacional de México, Citibank, Diner's Club, Smith Barney, etc.)
3. Deutsche Bank (AB Brown, Bankers Trust, Deutsche Bank, etc. )

I am really serious that if this was an honest world - I know it isn't but one can dream - then those three companies/cartels really need to be investigated and the put options are direct evidence of involvement.

And they think that they can avoid bad publicity? They can never hide from the truth...