ZERO HEDGE – Virgin CEO Richard Branson, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, Verizon CEO Robert Bakish, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, AOL co-founder Steve Case – who have all distanced themselves from the Saudi government following the Khashoggi incident. What’s more, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, CNN, New York Times, Economist and CNBC have all withdrawn from the Saudi Future Investment Initiative.
Deafeningly silent, however, is Khashoggi’s own boss – Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos, who has yet to issue any sort of statement. CONTINUE READING
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given the total-no-clarity status of this developments, i will uncharacteristically sit on the sidelines for a while.
given that all these suddenly vocal defenders of press freedom are tightly and incestuously locked in with the rothschild dynasty circles, my instinct tells me to run the other way – i.e., give the pseudi-kingdom the benefit of doubt.
might be that under the skin cancer hides a worse one.
given the total-no-clarity status of this developments, i will uncharacteristically sit on the sidelines for a while.
given that all these suddenly vocal defenders of press freedom are tightly and incestuously locked in with the rothschild dynasty circles, my instinct tells me to run the other way – i.e., give the pseudi-kingdom the benefit of doubt.
might be that under the skin cancer hides a worse one.