When Will Arabia Stop Being “Saudi”?

Rumble link Bitchute link TruthJihad link The name “Saudi” Arabia was invented by a mid-level British bureaucrat circa 1915. But if you ask Gemini for the details, it will deny the claim. Instead, it will trumpet the official myth that King Abdulaziz named the country after himself, Trump-style, in 1932. (Who doubts that after Trump names all the oceans after himself , and grifts his way to owning most of his country’s wealth, he will rename his bankrupt nation “Trumpy America”?) If you prod it long enough, Gemini will eventually discover The Creation of Saudi Arabia: Ibn Saud and British Imperial Policy, 1914–1927 by Dr. Askar H. Al-Enazy. Contradicting its earlier statements insisting that it’s just a social-media-driven conspiracy theory, Gemini admits: While Abdulaziz and his council legally enacted the royal decree renaming the country in 1932, British imperial files prove that mid-level colonial bureaucrats had already invented and formalized "Saudi Arabia" as a geopolitical descriptor in Western diplomacy decades prior. So it’s true: “Saudi” Arabia was invented and named by British bureaucrats. The Arabs themselves were just bit players in a colonial drama. The Ibn Saud clan was always just a gang of unusually nasty bedouins from the Najd desert who made their living robbing and killing pilgrims on their way to and from Mecca. In 1744, Muhammad ibn Saud teamed up with vitriolic preacher Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab to create a religious pretext for the ongoing banditry. According to Abd al-Wahhab, almost all Muslims besides himself and his followers were heretics who deserved to be robbed and killed. The British imperialists were delighted. They quickly turned the Saudi-Wahhabi alliance into brigade of anti-Muslim mercenaries—a sword aimed at the throat of the Muslim world in general and the Ottoman Caliphate in particular. For the most part, that has been the Saudi-Wahhabi role ever since. (The Americans took over the arrangement from the British after World War II.) For a wonderful fictional description of the 20th-century history of “Saudi” Arabia, read Abdul Rahman Munif ’s Cities of Salt novels. And for the short version, see Zafar Bangash’s essay “ How Abdul Aziz proclaimed himself king of Najd and the Hijaz and renamed it ‘Saudi Arabia’. ” It’s also worth mentioning the conspiracy theories linking the Ibn Sauds to Sabbatean satanists in general and the crypto-Jewish Donmeh in particular. Are the Ibn Sauds not just desert bandits, but crypto-Jewish satanists? Wayne Madsen writes of the “the close intelligence and military links between the Dönmeh-descendent Sauds and Wahhabis in Arabia” and Israel, as well as other regional Israel-penetrated governments. For decades, dissidents and experts alike have been predicting the fall of the Saudi dynasty. Through some combination of wily leadership, sheer luck, and help from the United States (and perhaps Israel) it hasn’t happened yet.<