Saudis Whistling Past a Graveyard?

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Former CIA bin Laden Unit chief Michael Scheuer takes The Diplomat just outside its regular beat for a closer look at Saudi Arabia in this exclusive first-read article for Diplomat Brief subscribers. Still the biggest oil supplier for Asia's largest economies, is the kingdom really as stable as its leaders like to make out?

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