[Zhang Fei]

I don’t think Al-Waleed is the loyal nephew he pretends to be in the media. I think he’s on the side of the islamists.

If so, he's playing a dangerous game. If I recall correctly, two prominent 30-something members of the al-Saud clan who were suspected to be al Qaeda sympathizers died under mysterious circumstances after 9/11. The speculation is that the Saudis had them killed for helping bin Laden.

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

I can't help but wonder about Obama's pre-Harvard ties to the Prince's right-hand, al Mansour, and what kind of long-term investment Al Waleed might have in Obama. If he's the master and POTUS is doing his bidding, fomenting revolution and establishing a new empire is the Prince's objective. Because that's clearly what Obama is doing.

This interview with the Prince also raised my suspicions.
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/stock-market-news-story.aspx?storyid=201103111609dowjonesdjonline000593&title=saudi-prince-alwaleed-day-of-rage-was-tempest-in-a-teacup
Especially the "We love the king" part.

I agree, if true, he's playing a dangerous game. But he does have more cover than other prominent royals do. Twenty billion dollars worth.