The Incubus of terror in the Middle East – Saudi Arabia funds extremism

Back in the 1980s Saudi Arabia has sowed discord in Pakistan by funding radical clerics, enabling to spread their heresy throughout society. From Chechnya and Afghanistan and Somalis, the Kingdom has helped formed terror networks as to propagate dissent and extremism throughout the Islamic world.

A global promoter of terror Saudi Arabia has managed to lead astray much of Sunni Islam, presenting itself as the supreme Sunni religious authority to the unsuspecting masses. While many have since caught up with the Kingdom’s treachery, many remain blinded by their lies, fooled by Al Saud hypocritical ways.

Saudi money has been used to fund terror cells across the region as a mean for Al Saud to gain footholds and meddle within countries internal affairs. 

Hundreds of billions in oil revenues are controlled by the royal despotism and fuel speculative investments the world over.  The ruling elite relies on the purchase of Western arms and US military bases for protection. The wealth of productive nations is siphoned to enrich the conspicuous consumption of the Saudi ruling family .

Most visible is Saudi Arabia’s nefarious influence in Syria as its regime has openly supported Takfiri militias and called for all able young men to join in Syria against President Bashar Al Assad. In Iraq Saudi money has funded Daesh. In Pakistan and Tunisia dissidents have trained and propped up by Saudi radical network, manipulated into serving Saudi Arabia’s interests.

Al Saud have used state financial aid and packages to foreign countries to entice poorer nations and forced their government to enter into an alliance with Sunni radicalism.

Only recently Saudi money has made its way to the Maldives. Surely we can expect in the near future to hear about radical terrorists originating from the Maldives.