It is reported that Saudi Arabia has sent a
delegation to Moscow for the purpose of once again attempting to lure Russia
away from its current interests in the Middle East, and into line behind
Riyadh. Indeed, if on Earth there is one nation that needs Russia the most, it
might be Saudi Arabia. Conversely, however, if ever there was a nation Russia
would be wise enough never to do business with, it would also be Saudi Arabia.
A client-state of the British and then American empire, it has of late allowed
itself to be used as an intermediary in an increasingly dangerous proxy war
involving Syria, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, and to a certain extent, Lebanon, Egypt,
and even Libya.
To say that Saudi Arabia is a nation in need of
friends is an understatement, and Riyadh might finally have realized that
Washington sees its “favorite” autocracy as it does all other client-states,
expendable. However, so
sociopolitically, economically and geopolitically disfigured from its role as
chief regional facilitator for Washington and London’s agenda, it may have left
itself with no alternatives.
How can we
as astrologers figure out which way the Saudi-US relationship is headed? Well,
using the Davison relationship chart is one way to find out. The data for the national charts are (a)
Saudi Arabia; Jan 15, 1902; 3:45 am GMT; Riyadh (b) US Sibly July 4, 1776; 5:10
pm LMT; Philadelphia. Based on this data the
Davison Relationship Chart (DRC) is shown here.
What
strikes us immediately is that transit Uranus is currently over the conjunction
of Sun-Pluto-TNP Cupido on the IC. Key phrases[1] for the relevant combinations seem to suggest that the relationship is headed for a major
overhaul possibly a break up.
Uranus-Pluto: disruption in friendships.
Cupido-Pluto:
the sense of group unity and
relationship goes through a radical change.
[1] The Orders of Light; Martha Wescott Lang
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