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  • #46
    More women reportedly accuse Saudi prince after sex crime arrest

    Published September 26, 2015FoxNews.com



    This is the rented mansion in which a Saudi prince allegedly sexually assaulted a maid.

    More women have reportedly accused a Saudi prince of attacking them, two days after he was arrested for allegedly trying to force a female worker to perform a sex act on him.

    The Los Angeles Times reported Friday that Los Angeles Police are investigating other claims that Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud, 28, also attacked other women. Al-Saud was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of forced oral copulation of an adult.

    Officer Drake Madison told the Times that detectives found “more victims who were also alleging crimes against Mr. Al-Saud.”

    The prince was detained after police were called to a gated compound after a caretaker at the home reported a disturbance. He was held on suspicion of false imprisonment, sexual assault and battery, but only booked on suspicion of forcing oral copulation of a worker inside the home, Madison told the Times.

    The newspaper reports that a civil suit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Friday claims he also attacked other women inside the home for days. The suit reportedly accuses him of “extreme,” “outrageous,” and “despicable” behavior that started early in the week and ended in his arrest Wednesday.

    The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and claims Al-Saud caused emotional distress, assault and battery, sexual discrimination, and retaliation against other workers, among an array of allegations, according to the Los Angeles Times.

    Tennyson Collins, a neighbor, told the Times Thursday he saw a bleeding woman trying to scale the property’s 8-foot wall on Wednesday. When Collins returned home from work, police followed his car through the gates and then onto the property. He said officers escorted about 20 people out of the compound, most of them staff members.

    Capt. Tina Nieto said the police department has a consul liaison that checks with foreign nations’ consulates regarding a certain person’s diplomatic immunity. Nieto said Thursday Al-Saud doesn’t have immunity in this case.

    Police said Al-Saud was renting the home, which Zillow values at $37 million. Collins said different foreign nationals have been renting out the home for weeks at a time over the past year.

    Earlier this month, a Qatari prince, Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al Thani, was videotaped racing a yellow Ferrari through Beverly Hills at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour, blowing through stop signs and frightening residents. Al Thani later denied driving recklessly and claimed he had diplomatic immunity, Beverly Hills police said. Authorities consulted with the State Department and the Qatar consulate and determined he did not have diplomatic immunity, police Chief Dominick Rivetti said during a Sept. 17 news conference.

    Al Thani reportedly flew back to Qatar before he could be arrested.





    1. The work of a Yzd Khalifa style thug and so-called Saudi "prince" (every member of the Al-Saud tribe by default is a prince/princess, it's just another way of say Al-Saud tribe member).


    2. American citizen Tennyson Collins states that he saw a bleeding woman at the mansion.


    3. According to other reports neighbours say that the "prince" (tribal member) has just left the US after giving $0.3 million bail.


    However, speaking to Mail Online, neighbors say they believe the prince has already fled the country on a private jet, leaving his rented house behind.
    One woman, who would only give her name as Isabel, said: 'Numerous cars were coming in and out of the property late Thursday, and it looked like the Prince was moving out.'

    Meanwhile another neighbor, Eric Stiskin, added: 'I am sure he has taken off on his private jet by now. I don't think he even needs a passport to get out of here.'
    A third, who wished to remain anonymous, said: 'He has all the wealth to disappear and not come back. He can make a quick getaway, never come back and the accusations could still remain here.

    Link.


    So this Saudi has escaped by giving what is for the super-rich Saudi state a small amount of money. Hopefully he'll never be allowed to return to the US again and will be on an interpol list and banned from other western states, or any other relatively decent country which can stand up to Saudi bullying, so that he cannot rape or torture again.

    His abuse of these women was funded by the Saudi state which expropriates all oil-wealth and keeps a lot of it for its own family members and the rest for public purposes.

    Yzd Khalifa was a supposed Saudi "prince" and thug. He posted videos of Iranian women who had been beheaded and gloated over it. He threatened Russia with terrorism, insulted and threatened Bangladesh. Most likely this thug has had his role in Saudi security stripped. He also appears to have gone in to internet hiding, however the Russian SVR, and Iranian intelligence almost certainly know who he is.



    "Yzd Khalifa, be careful or I will find you."
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    • #47
      Saudi Prince Turki bin Abdullah likely to visit Bangladesh mid-Jan

      UNB . Dhaka | Update: 21:18, Dec 11, 2015


      Prince Turki bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, the chief executive officer (CEO) of the King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz International Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation, is likely to visit Bangladesh in the middle of January next to attend the handover ceremony of the 2nd batch of completed school-cum-cyclone shelter buildings.

      Prince Turki bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud is the seventh son of the late custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, and former governor of Riyadh. Prince Turki is currently serving as the CEO of the foundation, one of the world's largest philanthropic organisations, both by endowment and proposed disbursements.

      Talking to UNB, an official at the Economic Relations Division (ERD) said a total of 27 school-cum-cyclone shelters constructed under the Fael Khair Programme for cyclone victims in Bangladesh are scheduled to be opened in the middle of January.

      He said the first batch of 34 fully equipped buildings was handed over to their respective school committees last summer and those are currently being fully utilised by students in their respective areas.

      Out of the 27 cyclone shelters constructed in the 2nd phase, seven have been built in Amtali upazila of Patuakhali while 20 others in Taltali, Barguna Sadar, Betagi and Kalapara upazilas of Barguna district.

      Prince Turki Bin Abdullah is likely to attend the handover ceremony in Patuakhali.

      The official said Islamic Development Bank (IDB) president Dr Ahmad Mohamed Ali sent a letter to Finance Minister AMA Muhith last month where he stated that Fael Khair Programme was initiated by Al Marhoom King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz who before his death has established a foundation called King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz International Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation to look after all of his humanitarian activities.

      The IDB president in the letter also stated that CEO of the Foundation Prince Turki Bin Abdullah, accompanied by a number of his brothers, members of the Board of Trustees intends to travel to Bangladesh to participate in the handover ceremony of a few buildings.

      The ERD official told UNB that the school-cum-cyclone shelters have proved to be effective in providing a long-term solution to the vulnerable people of the coastal belt of Bangladesh exposed to recurring cyclones of cataclysmic proportions.

      Moreover, the programme has also contributed significantly to restoring hopes of the 'Sidr’ victims by reinstating their livelihoods and awaiting employment opportunities.

      The official also hoped that the visit of Prince Turki would generate further momentum to the growing bilateral relations between Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia.

      The Fael Khair Project for the Construction of School-Cum-Cyclone Shelters is considered the major component of the Fael Khair Programme (the other component being the FKP for Rehabilitation of Cyclone Victims).

      Out of the total programme fund of US$ 130 million, an amount of US$ 110 million has been allocated to the FKP for the Construction of School-Cum-Cyclone Shelters.

      Whilst they are supposed to serve as protective shelters during calamities (accommodating some two thousand persons, along with as many as 400-500 of their cattle), the buildings have been designed to perfectly function as school buildings at regular times, thereby maximizing asset utilisation and saving maintenance costs.






      Turki bin Abdullah, son of the previous king.



      What is the point of such a visit when Saudi princes such as Yzd Khalifa call Bangladeshis "savages" and "criminals"?

      What is the point of such a visit when there is a systematic propaganda campaign vilifying and demonizing Bangladeshis in Saudi?

      What is the point of such a visit when Bangladeshi workers are beaten up and harassed by Saudi police after the Bangladeshi government does not toe a pro-Pakistan line?

      What is the point of such a visit when Bangladesh has been under Saudi sanctions since 2008 with a labour ban on us?

      If "Prince" Turki does want to do something good for Bangladesh maybe he can do the following:


      - Stop the media propaganda campaign against hardworking and generally law-abiding Bangladeshis in Saudi

      - Stop Saudi support for war criminals, terrorists and Jamaatis in Bangladesh.

      - Stop Saudi support and involvement in Pakistani bullying of Bangladesh.

      - Stop Saudi beating up Bangladeshi workers when we refuse to toe a pro-Pakistan line.

      - Stop the Saudi ban on Bangladeshi labour.



      Otherwise he can f*ck off with his so-called "charity work".

      We don't need him and our true friends are Japan, China, South Korea and Malaysia.

      If however this visit is done out of sincerity and good will then he is most certainly welcome.
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      • #48
        Not everyone in the gulf is as anti-Bangladeshi as Saudi Arabia. Kuwait and Oman definitely aren't.

        I personally hope no Bangladeshi soldier is ever deployed in the new anti-Shia giant Saudi mercenary coalition that they have created which they've dubbed an "Islamic military alliance".



        Bangladeshi-Kuwaiti soldiers in Kuwait.








        The truth is even the other Gulf countries don't really like Saudi that much and some consider them rough inland desert gypsies as opposed to more relaxed, open-minded coastal Arabs.

        - Oman is not interested in Saudi Arabia's terrorist agenda or its greater Saudi Arabia agenda via a closer GCC.

        - Kuwaitis are interested in Sunni-Shia harmony in their country and not the psychopathic hatred of Shias that the Saudis have.

        - Qataris hate the Saudis and have put Turkish soldiers in as a deterrent to any military action against them.

        - UAE also hates the Saudis and this is the biggest rivalry in the gulf, Qatar v Saudi is next. There is rivalry between the two including over Yemen and some intra-bedouin jealousy.

        No one in the gulf is as anti-Bangladeshi as the Saudis though, this is partially due to the massive historical influence of Maudoodi, Jamaat e Islami and the Pakistan connection.
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        • #49
          LOL!



          Yzd Khalifa was licking and sucking Pakistanis hard and shamelessly on defence.pk and insulting Bangladeshis but this is what happens!

          The racist Saudi regime (influenced by the Pakistani regime, Jamaatis and Salafis) like to vilify generally law-abiding Bangladeshis as evil people but the fact is Pakistanis cause more crime and are more aggressive. Anyway this poor Pakistani expatriate was probably abused by Yzd Khalifa style thugs and probably had enough of these bvstards.



          Asian arrested in camel urine scam
          Saud Police find human waste in bottles

          By Staff



          The Saudi Police have arrested a Pakistani resident in Jeddah, identified as Khurshid, for selling bottles filled with camel urine.

          According to media reports the man was arrested because the urine in the bottles was his own.

          The source said the accused were raided and the police found dozens of bottles filled with urine, which after being subjected to analysis, came back positive as human urine.

          Police said investigations revealed that man was engaged in such activities for months.

          Camel urine has been known to be consumed by some people to help them cure health problems.
          The Saudi Police have arrested a Pakistani resident in Jeddah, identified as Khurshid, for selling bottles filled with camel urine. According to media reports t
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          • #50
            PM Hasina calls for more investment from Saudi Arabia

            Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com

            Published: 2016-01-12 02:02:12.0 BdST Updated: 2016-01-12 02:02:12.0 BdST


            Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called for more investment from Saudi Arabia in various sectors in Bangladesh, including the shipbuilding industry, to stimulate development.




            She made the request in a meeting with visiting Saudi Prince Turki Bin Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz on Monday.

            "We have to find out other areas of economic cooperation for the mutual benefit of the two brotherly countries," she said, according to her Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim.

            Hasina stressed the need for finding other areas of economic cooperation between the two countries.

            She expressed satisfaction over existing ties between the two countries.

            Bangladesh has special relations and deeply rooted ties with Saudi Arabia, she said.

            She noted that Bangladesh enjoys a deep religious and spiritual attachment with Saudi Arabia.

            The prime minister greatly appreciated the commendable role of the "Fael Khair" programme being conducted by the King Abdullah Humanitarian and Charitable Foundation.

            Prince Abdul Aziz is the chairman of the board of trustees of the King Abdullah Humanitarian and Charitable Foundation.

            His brother Prince Badar bin Abdullah, and the President of the Islamic Development Bank, Dr Ahmad Mohammad Ali Al Madani, were with him during the meeting.

            Appraising the prime minister of the "Fael Khair" programme, the Saudi Prince said that it provides a long-term solution and emergency shelter for vulnerable people in Bangladesh's southwestern region.

            It would greatly benefit these people who are exposed to recurrent natural calamities, and will help them to reinstate their livelihood after natural disasters.

            He also expressed interest in cooperating with Bangladesh in the socio-economic field, while the IDB president lauded Bangladesh's continuous achievement of high GDP growth over the last couple of years.

            The president of the IDB assured the prime minister of continued support for Bangladesh's socio-economic development.

            Principal Secretary Abul Kalam Azad, Senior Secretary of the ERD Mohammad Mesbauddin and Bangladesh Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Golam Masih were present.

            বাংলাদেশ ও বিশ্বের ব্রেকিং নিউজ সবার আগে পেতে ভিজিট করুন bdnews24.com. Read trusted, 24/7 live bilingual news, business, and entertainment updates



            1. Things are getting better between these two important Muslim countries, Saudi Arabia birthplace of Islam, Bangladesh 3rd largest Muslim country with more Muslims in it than the whole of the Arab middle east.

            2. The anti-Bangladeshi/Pakistanophile elements in the Saudi foreign ministry such as Yzd Khalifa, Ali Al Ghamdi seem to be losing their influence and their ability to incite the Saudi government against Bangladesh.



            Bangladesh-hater and pro-Pakistan propagandist and supporter of war criminals, Ali Al Ghamdi in one of the bi-monthly/monthly pro-Pakistan events he goes to in Jeddah.


            3. There is a possibility that Yzd Khalifa might have been expelled from his position due to talking about sensitive national security and strategic affairs on a public internet message board.

            However it's clear Saudi is behaving much more responsibly and more mature now.
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            • #51
              Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia enjoy great harmony in relations, Prince Turki says

              Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com
              Published: 2016-01-13 01:26:01.0 BdST Updated: 2016-01-13 01:49:43.0 BdST



              Saudi Arabia will continue to support Bangladesh, with which his country enjoys “great harmony” in relations, Prince Turki Bin Abdullah has said.




              The prince, the seventh son of former King Abdullah, met the press in Dhaka on Tuesday after inaugurating Saudi-supported school-cum-cyclone shelter in southern Bangladesh.

              He said they were happy with the smooth implementation of the project and more support would come in future.

              Prince Turki served as deputy governor of Riyadh Province from 2013 to 2014 and as its governor from May 14, 2014, to Jan 29, 2015.

              He did his masters in military science, and in strategic studies, and was also a military officer and a fighter jet pilot at the Royal Saudi Air Force.

              But he did not take questions on bilateral relations other than the project as he came on a “private” visit.

              “We have great harmony in our relations,” he said.

              Fael Khair programme

              The prince came to Dhaka to inaugurate the school-cum-cyclone centres built under the Fael Khair Programme.

              An anonymous individual had made a generous donation of $130 million to the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) under Fael Khair Programme after the cyclone Sidr in November 2007.

              The name of the donor came to light after his death in Jan 2015.

              He was the king Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz.


              And it was none other than IDB President Dr Ahmed Mohammed Ali who told the Bangladesh government about it recently.

              The donation is being utilised for the construction of cyclone shelters in the coastal belt and also to provide urgent relief in the form of agricultural inputs to the Sidr-affected farmers, fishermen, and small businesses.

              Prince Turki, replying to a question, said the King did not disclose his name in keeping with the Islamic tradition.

              The prince is the Chief Executive Officer of the King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud International Foundation for Humanitarian Activities (KAIFHA).

              The cyclone shelters, seven of which was inaugurated on Tuesday, would serve as a modern educational institution for 240 students. Each building will also give shelter to 2,000 people and 500 heads of cattle during disasters.

              The seven centres were handed over in the second batch of 27 completed shelters constructed in the Barguna district.

              IDB Group President Dr Ahmad Mohamed Ali was also present

              The government and the IDB have been implementing the project jointly as per the MoU struck on May 12, 2008.

              Once the project is completed, the total number of such centres would go up to 173.

              Those buildings, designed to withstand top wind speeds up to 260km per hour, were constructed using top-quality materials, and to the highest international technical specifications to ensure life span of 100 years.

              These facilities were also designed as green buildings equipped with durable school furniture, solar power, and potable water supply system.

              The water supply includes rainwater harvesting, and providing safe drinking water in this saline belt.

              বাংলাদেশ ও বিশ্বের ব্রেকিং নিউজ সবার আগে পেতে ভিজিট করুন bdnews24.com. Read trusted, 24/7 live bilingual news, business, and entertainment updates



              1. There will be 170 of these centres each hosting 2,000 people affected by floods so that's 340,000 people or 0.3 million.

              2. Bangladesh has resolved some key issues with India including maritime disputes, reduction of border killings - the Bangladesh-India border is the 5th longest in the world - enclave issues etc, as well as a maritime dispute with Burma.

              Now that the Jamaat/Pakistan axis' treachery to Saudi has been shown e.g. Jamaat's strong support for Iran (rank and file Jamaatis support Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood and hate Saudi) and Pakistan's betrayal of Saudi over Yemen, the Saudis are probably little interested in picking fights with a nation of 160 million Muslims (Bangladesh) for the sake of two traitors and backstabbers i.e. Jamaat and Pakistan.

              3. Yzd Khalifa has probably been kicked out of his position, partly because he was a big mouth who was boasting and blabbering online including disclosing issues of national security and partly because he was insulting and threatening people including with terrorism.

              Saudi needs to get rid of people like Yzd Khalifa and Ali Al-Ghamdi (already kicked out) for it to progress diplomatically.

              Anyway well done to the Saudis and the late King Abdullah on this good work.
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              • #52
                Saudi-funded Bangladesh schools, shelters opened



                NOBLE INITIATIVE: Prince Badr bin Abdullah and Prince Turki bin Abdullah inaugurate one of the community projects in Amtali city in southern Bangladesh.
                ARAB NEWS
                Published — Saturday 16 January 2016
                Last update 16 January 2016 4:45 am



                DHAKA: The second batch of schools and shelters funded by a Saudi charity has been handed to a Bangladeshi community affected by a recent cyclone.
                Prince Badr bin Abdullah, a board member of the King Abdullah International Humanitarian Foundation (KAIHF), delivered the facilities to the people of Amtali city in southern Bangladesh.
                Addressing the ceremony on Tuesday night, Prince Badr asked Allah to reward those involved in the project, including blessings for the late King Abdullah. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina also spoke at the event.
                He said that the KAIHF was doing everything it can to carry on the humanitarian work of his late father. King Abdullah had established many institutions to serve humanity irrespective of race, color, nationality or faith. He had also encouraged dialogue between people, said Prince Badr.
                The other areas that King Abdullah had helped develop included education, assisting talented citizens, health facilities, housing, and support for people with disabilities, he said.
                In addition, the late monarch launched projects to teach the Qur’an and Islamic law at schools and universities. There were also emergency provisions for people across the country.
                The event was attended by Prince Turki bin Abdullah, the chief executive officer of KAIHF, head of the Islamic Development Bank Group Ahmed Mohammed Ali, Saudi Ambassador to Bangladesh Abdullah Al-Mutairi and other officials.

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