Saudi Arabia accused of giving Egypt $1B to oust Morsi
A Saudi Arabian activist said his government provided Egypt's military with $1 billion to stage a coup against former president Mohammed Morsi and install interim leadership. Political activist Mujtahid bin Hareth bin Hammaam , who operates an active Twitter campaign aimed at exposing corruption in the Saudi government , said Gen. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi received the money on July 3, United Press International reported. The reason for the payoff, he alleged, was so Egypt ’s transfer of power would flow smoothly. But now the Saudi government isn’t sure it spent its money wisely, he said. “ King Abdullah knows well that failure of the coup in Egypt will be a disaster for al-Saud because any new government will be stronger and will adopt anti-Saudi Arabia policies,” Mr. Mujtahid tweeted, according to UPI . “That is why King Abdullah is one of the supp...