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The section on succession appears to contradict itself. It's not clear, when the section uses the names "Bandar" and "Saud," whether they're talking about the same person. If so, how could Saud not have wanted to be involved in government and yet have wanted to be next and line and a job as Defense Minister? |
The section on succession appears to contradict itself. It's not clear, when the section uses the names "Bandar" and "Saud," whether they're talking about the same person. If so, how could Saud not have wanted to be involved in government and yet have wanted to be next and line and a job as Defense Minister? |
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I came here to fix grammar/spelling/style, |
I came here to fix grammar/spelling/style, although the problems really didn't seem that bad. I've chosen to leave things as they are until someone with knowledge of the actual history can come through and help out. I don't want to edit it for wording right now, because I don't have a way to be sure of what the original writer actually wanted to say, since I know nothing about Saudi Arabian royal history. |
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I'm going to see if I can hunt down the actual editor who put this article together. |
I'm going to see if I can hunt down the actual editor who put this article together. |
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Self-contradictory Section (Succession)
The section on succession appears to contradict itself. It's not clear, when the section uses the names "Bandar" and "Saud," whether they're talking about the same person. If so, how could Saud not have wanted to be involved in government and yet have wanted to be next and line and a job as Defense Minister?
I came here to fix grammar/spelling/style, although the problems really didn't seem that bad. I've chosen to leave things as they are until someone with knowledge of the actual history can come through and help out. I don't want to edit it for wording right now, because I don't have a way to be sure of what the original writer actually wanted to say, since I know nothing about Saudi Arabian royal history.
I'm going to see if I can hunt down the actual editor who put this article together.