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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (113967)	10/27/2015 7:17:03 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	3 Recommendations Recommended By Fiscally Conservative ggersh Hawkmoon Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217661

The Saudi monarchy executes someone over drugs every four days while princes smuggle tons and hold decadent parties - salon.com That's pretty much the size of it. I've personally seen their behavior in Beverly Hills and Ibiza. Mere days before he was caught in Lebanon, female staffers at a Beverly Hills mansion filed a lawsuit against another Saudi prince, Majid bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud, accusing him of sexually abusing them and using illegal drugs. Staffers say the prince, who was doing cocaine and heavily drinking — another illegal activity in Saudi Arabia — ordered them all to strip naked, while uttering “I am a prince and I do what I want.” They also say the prince engaged in homosexual sex, which is punishable by death in the Saudi regime.The Saudi royal family is infamous for its decadence. These two recent cases are not isolated. WikiLeaks cables show that Saudi princes regularly throw opulent parties inundated with alcohol, drugs, and sex, while the totalitarian religious police turn a blind eye to their felonious activities. Saudi royalty live by a completely different set of rules — while the rest of the population lives under a ruthlessly violent Western-backed feudal dictatorship, in which they can and will be executed for stepping out of line.