Despite all the failures of Vision 2030, especially at the economic level to diversify sources of income, the Saudi regime still has a good number of trumpets that support its illusory accomplishments and beautify its failures as well.
One of the mouthpieces of the regime, a journalist at Al-Arabiya Net had the courage to talk about an advantage – no one else had seen – in the vision 2030 of the Crown Prince MBS.
This advantage “lies in the demolition of every minister or former director of what his predecessor had built, starting from scratch, whether in mega projects, important facilities, systems and procedures, which is a common matter, given that as soon as someone is appointed he wipes away everything his predecessor did and makes his own. Today, we don’t have this anymore, as we have clear goals agreed upon in higher councils, and with a carefully drawn vision that is neither diligent nor improvisational. “
We will never stop talking about the danger that threatens Al-Huwaitat tribe, about the regime’s insistence to forcibly displace them from their homes and uproot them by force from their lands that they inhabited for centuries ago, even before the emergence of the current Saudi state and the control of the current regime over the reins of governance.
Bin Salman wants to destroy history, to build his own glory, pyramids of his own as he once said, regardless of the costs of his dreams.
The Neom project itself destroys Arab heritage and identity that bin Salman seeks to obliterate to serve the Zionist agenda.
Many high-level reports confirmed that the city of Neom is a foundation stone in the Zionist project that seeks to control a large part of the Arab world with its sources and wealths. The map of Greater Israel reveals the occupying entity’s control over Palestine, part of Syria, Iraq, half of Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea and Sinai of Egypt, and the city of Neom is located exactly in this region, in addition to the islands of Tiran and Sanafir, which Sisi gave way to the Saudi regime in a deal that undermines the powers of Egypt obtained by virtue of the “Camp David” agreement.
This journalist should have talked about the promises that have not yet been fulfilled, the projects that bin Salman is trying to implement over the blood and money of the people, the freedoms that have been restricted, especially using the developed technological systems to suppress those in that city.
He should have talked about that these giant projects which cost billions, that the public would not enjoy. He should have spoken about the kingdom that will lose its economy as long as the crown prince continues to insist on implementing these projects without real plans to save the country from its financial crisis.
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