by Jackson Richman The Egyptian cleric Youssef al-Qaradawi died last week at the age of 96. He was beloved by the Muslim Brotherhood, an anti-Semitic terrorist group. Founded by Hassan al-Banna in 1928, the Brotherhood’s anti-Semitism runs deep. It supported the Nazis and Mohammed Amin al-Husseini, the grand mufti of Jerusalem who was a close […]
by Sultan Alateeg Labor Force Integration in Saudi Arabia Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations seek to increase the number of citizens working in the private sector to deal with the influx of new workers. They have implemented workforce nationalization programs to reverse two aspects of their labor markets: the preference for hiring citizens for positions […]
The Washington Outsider’s Decrypting Cryptocurrency: Technology, Policy, Strategy with Saeed Aldarmaki (Founder & CEO of Sheesha Finance Special Advisor of CasperLabs Co-Founder of Alphabit Digital Currency Fund, Partner, Jahani & Associates) and Todd “TW” White (Managing Partner of Washington, DC-based RWGS, Founder, American Blockchain PAC, policy specialist in Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, Former Bloomberg […]
The story has it all: drug dealers, international intrigue, prostitutes, Austrian princes, terrorists, a Lebanese Palestinian clan, former football players, undercover authorities, audio recordings, secret meetings, hackers, and blackmail. All of these elements are brought together by a group of Brazilian escorts and their associates, including the former escort Gabriela König, and others. Their unscrupulous […]