The story continues from Part 3… 4. The End of MBS How the ruling establishment may jettison MBS to save the House of Saud For nearly 100 years, the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was grounded in a sacred 1932 Covenant that tied the monarchy, the tribes, and the religious establishment into a single, unified […]
The story continues from Part 2. Yemen Strikes at Saudi Arabia On Thursday, 24th September, the Yemeni Armed Forces carried out two top-tier strikes: one on a sensitive site in the capital, Riyadh, and another targeting Saudi Aramco in Yanbu. The Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, said the two operations were conducted […]
The story continues from Part 1. Yemen Strikes West to the Red Sea Islands From Mokha to Bab al-Mandab: YAF’s Strategic Advance Takes Shape What changed hands this month was a stretch of coastline that sits astride one of the world’s most important maritime choke points — a position that took a Saudi-Emirati coalition close […]
The long-running Saudi-Yemeni conflict has entered a new and potentially decisive phase. What began as a dispute over territory and borders nearly a century ago has evolved through civil war, regional proxy conflict, Saudi intervention and the wider confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the United States. Now, in 2026, the balance of power appears to […]
Events From 17 July to 10 September The US/Israeli war against Iran began in earnest in 2024 and reached a peak in March 2026. Iran defeated both of them. It was the first major defeat suffered by the US/Israeli combination. After the MOU was signed in Versailles on 17 June by Trump — a surrender […]
Abu Dhabi — The First Domino Has Fallen The cascade we predicted is starting. So why did the UAE just ask Washington for an emergency loan? Because this is not really about whether the UAE has money. It is about what the UAE would have to sell to get that money. And that brings us […]
The American Republic vs. the British /Rothschild Empire Certain of the post-World War I planning documents and lectures betray an American officer corps that was disillusioned by its experience with the British in France. These officers understood the real, unbridgeable differences between the American Republic and the British Empire, even when they had to fight […]
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