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[18 July 2012] Al Saud fails to implement reforms - English Despite being world's biggest crude exporter, sixty percent of the people in Saudi Arabia live below the country's poverty line, a Saudi newspaper reported. In an article published by the Okaz daily, Saudi journalist, Khaled al-Harbi wrote that while Saudi Arabia earns 1,500 billion riyals (around 400 billion dollars) a year, the average salary of an ordinary Saudi citizen should not be 1,500 riyals (around 400 dollars). According to official figures released by Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia (Shura), about 22 percent of Saudi citizens - at least 3 million citizens - live below the poverty line. Press TV has conducted an interview with Zayd al-Isa, a Middle East expert in London, to further discuss the issue.

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What happens when when an educational institution doesn\'t bother to think about and plan for the future? What will happen to the Howza, the Islamic Seminary, if it fails to think about and plan for the next 20/30 years? If the Islamic Seminary had bothered to think about and plan about the future, 20/30 years ago, what would the present be like? What are some examples of present-day modern things that have changed the world and could have been managed more appropriately? The Leader of the Islamic Ummah, Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei, gave us the answers almost 10 years ago; so speed up because we\'re already being left behind. And does the Howza really want to be left behind as the caravan of time and change keeps on moving forward? It\'s time for the Howza to start thinking ahead.

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Full Disclosure Network presents preview of an in depth expose of the L A Times endorsements of Judges who have received retroactive Criminal immunity for crimes involving theft and fraud and approximately 300 million in illegal pension benefits that were paid to Los Angeles Superior Court Judges since 1987 Dr Richard I Fine is challenging the Judges to debate and explain their integrity Fine was jailed by Judge David Yaffe after he challenged him for taking illegal benefits from the County of Los Angeles who was a party to the case before him. Fine spent 18 months in solitary Coercive Confinement to serve as a deterrent to other lawyers who try to expose court corruption according to Judge Yaffe s release order. The L A Times is asking voters to vote to confirm Judges who took the illegal pension benefits without reporting the same judges received retroactive criminal immunity after doing so