GLOBALISTS CIRCLE THE DRAIN IN SAUDI ARABIA

          In the midst of the Corporate Media self-imposed censorship and distractions emanating from the Uniparty Noise Machine, Gulf War 3.0 not only continues but increasingly turning into a rout against the WEF-aligned vassalages. One wouldn't know this from the MSM: right now they're busy foaming in fake outrage after the White House banned three of their major outlets, accusing them of spreading fake news. MSNow, one of the targets of this ban, has been screeching the loudest complaining that the New Right is preventing them from doing investigative journalism; asking 'the tough questions;' and being relegated to being spoon-fed the Official Narrative (as if they weren't doing that already). It would be interesting to see whether anybody notices their absence or not. 

         As an example, to my knowledge, none of these propaganda organs has reported on a story documented in the Foreign Press, about widespread narcotics abuse that occurred on the USS Abraham Lincoln, even though it was apparently a matter of public record. Drug Abuse has been a huge problem among our brave xhes in uniform, and the revelations of Opioid use on the Lincoln gives some level of credence to the Iranian Media's claims about really happened on board. Our Media, though, would rather not investigate since it conflicts with the Official Narrative that our Military is composed of great heroes selflessly serving the interests of the American People. 

         Our Deep State's problems aside, the larger Globalist Corporate apparatus is having major problems in the Middle East. Yesterday, WEF Top 100 Strategic Partner Saudi Aramco announced force majeure meaning that its oil contracts abroad could not be fulfilled for the foreseeable future. Saudi Arabia's WEF fellow-travelers in Kuwait issued a similar statement earlier this year. This morning, it was reported that Riyadh came under heavy missile attack and fuel storage tanks at King Salman Air Base have exploded, setting the joint Saudi-Pentagon base on fire, along with other targets in the Saudi capital. 

       Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack, and the loss of the fuel reserves was critical for both the ongoing Saudi war against Yemen and the Pentagon's attacks against Iran. The Pentagon has been forced to withdraw many of its airbases, necessitating mid-air refueling. The destruction of the fuel reserves at the King Salman Base has made long-range missions considerably more difficult. 

       It's doubtful, though, that we'll hear much of this either from the Pentagon or the Press. The top trending stories on Yahoo News have "Carrot Top Residency Shows Cancelled!" at Number 1; followed by the White House Media bans, a fake treaty involving Greenland; a crowd-sourcing link related to the Lindsay Clancy Case; and, course, NCAA and NFL football predictions. Meanwhile, others abroad are doing what they can to keep our cultural rot away from their borders.