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🇸🇦 Has Mohammed bin Nayef Been “Chopped”? Muhammad bin Nayef is living on borrowed time, and if MBS decides his number is up, the silence coming out of Riyadh will be deafening. No one inside the royal family will lift a finger to stop it. If MBS can do...

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May they devour each other and bring some peace to the world

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Nayef = CIA? whats new

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