SAUDI ARABIA HAPPENING: REVOLUTION IN THE AIR

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now the assault has reached a violent crescendo. On Thursday Al-Masdr News reported that Saudi regime forces fired upon a civilian bus as it tried to flee Awamiya, killing the bus driver (other unconfirmed reports further mention the wounding of women and children). A Reuters report, however, presented conflicting accounts of the incident, while also attempting to justify the whole brutal siege of Awamiya merely as Saudi security attempting to apprehend "gunmen behind attacks on police." While details and the accuracy of various reports of atrocities are unclear, with activists citing dozens of civilians killed at the hands of the government and state-aligned media claiming Shia fighters have killed multiple police, lack of independent media access has made assessing the day to day situation difficult. This week, Beirut-based Al Mayadeen News was the first Arabic language satellite broadcaster to feature video footage coming out of besieged Awamiya. The report references military jets flying over the town and shows a uniformed man firing an RPG into an urban area. Saudi opposition activists say the man is a Saudi soldier

Currently, unconfirmed reports issued by Iran-aligned media claim Yemeni opposition fighters have sacked Saudi bases and small outposts in the southwestern Jizan region, inflicting troop casualties on Saudi soil for the first time. While Qatif in the east spirals out of control, blowback from Saudi Arabia's two year long air war on Yemen is looking increasingly likely. As we've reported recently in Saudi Arabia’s March Towards Civil War combined tensions and fissures at multiple levels of the Saudi state, including within the royal family itself, are nearing a breaking point. Could this latest round of extreme measures against Shia dissent - which appear increasingly desperate and are now going public - mark the beginning of a permanently fractured kingdom?

War against Iran with American backing soon

I cannot WAIT for a post-petrol economy so we can stop hearing about irrelevant sand monkeys flinging poo at each other and pretending the fate of the world hinges on their destiny

Those Shia in the Eastern province need to do better coordination with the Shia groups in Yemen. Some Shia maybe need to take one for the team and go full retard in Riyadh as well. Trucks of peace + Houthi border attacks + civil uprising = get the ball rolling. A good time to shit disturb would be if the KSA army rolls into Qatar in the next few months. I bet the royals would be shitting in their palaces or on the first plane to Tel Aviv or London.

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You and me both bro. Then they can all nuke each other for all I care, Israel too.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-04/shocking-footage-saudi-siege-against-own-citizens