Destroying our Nation and World

Here is a picture of the yacht ‘Serene’ which is Irene, Rena’s given name. This is a Fuck-Fuck Ship built for the Russian King of Vodka in order to attract women to the end of his cock. Women know there are women who go for this kind of thing. Trump has met this kind of woman. The fourteen year old admitted that Roy Moore used the notion that he was somebody to get her down to her panties and bra. Where is the voice of the Evangelical Leaders who run multi-million dollar mega-churches? They don’t dare rag on the rich now that they – with the help of King Jesus – are poised to get huge tax cuts for the rich! If Trump owned the ‘Serene’ and left it to his son, there would be no inheritance tax.

Jon Presco

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/23/world/middleeast/yemen-saudi-crown-prince-salman-cholera.html

Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince, has a hand in nearly all elements of Saudi policy.

He has slashed the state budget, frozen government contracts and reduced the pay of civil employees, all part of drastic austerity measures as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is buffeted by low oil prices.
But last year, Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince, saw a yacht he couldn’t resist.
While vacationing in the south of France, Prince bin Salman spotted a 440-foot yacht floating off the coast. He dispatched an aide to buy the ship, the Serene, which was owned by Yuri Shefler, a Russian vodka tycoon. The deal was done within hours, at a price of approximately 500 million euros (roughly $550 million today), according to an associate of Mr. Shefler and a Saudi close to the royal family. The Russian moved off the yacht the same day.

It is the paradox of the brash, 31-year-old Prince bin Salman: a man who is trying to overturn tradition, reinvent the economy and consolidate power — while holding tight to his royal privilege. In less than two years, he has emerged as the most dynamic royal in the Arab world’s wealthiest nation, setting up a potential rivalry for the throne.
He has a hand in nearly all elements of Saudi policy — from a war in Yemen that has cost the kingdom billions of dollars and led to international criticism over civilian deaths, to a push domestically to restrain Saudi Arabia’s free-spending habits and to break its “addiction” to oil. He has begun to loosen social restrictions that grate on young people.”