Do they get points?
These photos confirm our original report, that the Ritz-Carlton Riyadh has indeed become a prison after MBS's purge https://theintercept.com/2017/11/05/what-happened-in-saudi-arabia-last-night-and-how-washington-corruption-enabled-it/ …pic.twitter.com/merF5WRL0I
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4x bonus points!
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The dream of every prisoner.
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Until you see mattresses on the floor
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Not everyday, you see prisoners boast of been locked up in Ritz Carlton.
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Are these folks getting Marriott Rewards points??
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we should ask
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Who’s sleeping on the floor? The cops or the princes?
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wives and servants.
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Puty & Donny must be ecstatic
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man how does a US company handle their property being taken over by military??
@RitzCarlton@Marriotthttps://twitter.com/ryangrim/status/927646215470280711 …
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Is that the only thing that comes to your warped mind? The property is only managed by your people but it is owned locally.
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settle. i just marvel at the pr crisis for ritz but i dont give a shit about them but i do think SA is corrupt & a bad actor in the region!
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risk-taking reformer: dapper crown prince has a bold plan for family troublemakers that's just weird enough to work. welcome to the new ksa!
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They are on mattresses on the floor in the lobby? Why not give them rooms since the hotel is clearly not operational while being a prison.
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I hesitated to RT that as so much that comes out of the ME is disinformation, pics of one place are often of other places all together.
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What you say here, went through my mind as well.
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the source is the Intercept. They are as impeccable as they come.
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That's why I did end up tweeting it, but even the Intercept has come out with BS.
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The mattresses on the floor are for the guards or staff. Detainees are in the rooms or suites.
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that makes more sense—
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