Mohammed bin Salman (MbS), the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, has managed to make Trump and Netanyahu look like geo-strategic geniuses with his decision to restart a war with Ansar Allah.

What’s crazy is that 3 years ago MbS was the cock-of-the-walk, rapidly transforming the kingdom with ambitious development projects, partnering with Silicon Valley on data centers and AI, and cozying up to Israel with the soon to be signed Abraham Accords. My, how times change.
But what happened 3 years ago that started the sequence of events that bought us to this point? We can thank Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar for provoking Israel into showing the world their whole catalog of depravity. Hamas’s goal with the October 7th attack was to incite an Israeli overreaction in order to show the world the true face of Zionism, and to torpedo the Abraham Accords that promised to disappear Palestinian aspirations forever. The bonus was the US’s response, where the Biden and now the Trump administration’s enthusiastically armed, supported and countenanced Israel’s live-streamed genocide. Americans may be oblivious but the rest of world has been horrified.

Trump and Netanyahu’s sneak attack on Iran was more doubling down on neocon ambition, but the result has been catastrophic for the US, Israel and the oil sheikdoms of West Asia. Ironically, Saudi Arabia, due to their east/west pipeline, were in the best shape but MbS’s bombing of the Saana airport in July changed all of that and now the young prince finds himself isolated, scurrying from one bunker to another, protected by a handpicked security team.
Alastair Crooke writes, “If Yemen continues to strike at key Saudi economic and energy assets with precision, the consequences for Riyadh will multiply — the battlefield will increasingly become that of Saudi infrastructure destruction and pain for the West versus Yemeni civilian casualties. This scenario could lead to major capital destruction, a sovereign debt crisis, and Riyadh forced to abandon yet more of its Vision 2030 projects on which MbS has staked the kingdom’s future.”
The way in which MbS came to power and the actions he took consolidating it alienated many of the tribes that make up the kingdom. Crooke continues…”MBS has made many enemies through the transformation of the Kingdom not towards a nation-state, but rather toward being the property of a single family. He has concentrated immense political, economic, and security powers within his immediate branch of the family, acting as an absolute authority.”
The immenseness oil wealth that allowed MbS to maintain power through bribery is now at risk with generational consequences. In the event of the collapse of MbS-led al-Saud family rule, this would not only topple the Gulf colonial project, but would then initiate a scramble for a fundamental geopolitical re-alignment of the region.

Inquiring minds want to know how all of this will affect the petrodollar, Silicon Valley and AI, the bond market and Wall Street? For starters, Saudi Arabia is one of the largest foreign government investors in the US Treasuries. Meanwhile, Saudi sheiks have poured billions into Hollywood, Silicon Valley and AI, and the crisis threatens this source of revenue.
Ruh Roh.
MBS was planning on selling US securities now that Saudi oil flow has plummeted but the US Treasury has informed the Saudi’s that this is not allowed. Heterodox economist, Michael Hudson points out that for Saudi Arabia, “as a condition of letting you raise all of OPEC’s prices, you have to leave your money in the United States. And don’t you get it? We’re a roach motel. You can come in, but you can’t go out. We’re going to continue to pay you interest on your government bonds. But, you know, you can’t use the principle. We’re having it. We’re holding it.”
This is simply more evidence of the disintegration of the MbS-dominated Riyadh regime in favor of rival princes and tribes. That leaves the crown prince, who has spent years and billions of dollars courting world leaders and financiers, in need of allies more than at any time since he became de facto ruler in 2017. “He is in a terrible situation,” said Karen Young, senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy. “He has to answer to the attacks but solve the situation as soon as possible to get back to the focus on the economy.”

The last 3 years have exposed the true nature of US and Western neocolonialism. It’s as if all of Western imperialist history is now on display in one final orgy of savagery, murder and genocide. What’s also illustrative is the outrage displayed by US officials and the corporate media in response to Ansar Allah’s missile attack on the Riyadh airport, while nary a mention of the thousands of Saudi airstrikes on civilian targets, including weddings, let alone the decade long genocidal blockade and attacks on Yemen.
But that’s to be expected.
While Trump, Kegsbreath, little Marco and the corporate media may condemn Ansar Allah, I will celebrate them. Ansar Allah is waging a moral war on the Satanic kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the genocidal Zionists, the techno-feudal Silicon Valley bros, and the parasitical bankers of Wall Street.
All praise Ansar Allah.


































