Is Saudi Arabia to dependent on Foreign workers? Saudi Aramco facing $50M cyber extortion over leaked data, Ransom demand likely came from one of its contractors – July 22, 2021,

Humans are naturally fueled by a sense of purpose, why freedom works is that when as a government or a ruling class you frequently go to war with your own people, eventually you’re own people will stop working hard for you, which eventually leads to the ruling class being forced to hire mercenaries or foreign contractors.

So Saudi Aramco was hacked and the likely culprit was a contractor, if you understand the current structure of the Saudi Arabian government and the systematic problems it’s creating for itself, this shouldn’t surprise you. Technology is not on the side of dictators and big governments, technology is a new form of wealth that is not only deflationary but it’s also decentralized.

Believers in centralization, don’t seem to comprehend that people turning 15 in 2021 are ten times smarter than 15-year-olds in the 1990s. The world is going through a transition phase right now, the true believers in centralization and big government at present are winning, but with every passing day, more and more people are becoming wiser, the reality of how the world evolves moving forward is beyond my comprehension, but Saudi Arabia is heavily dependent on foreign workers and I’ve heard some not so good stories about how some Saudi employers treat their foreign workers in Saudi Arabia.

When you treat people badly, word spreads, and some people will react negatively to being mistreated. Furthermore when you treat your fellow countrymen like subjects, even if they don’t say it publically, they may harbor resentment against you to the point that they may intentionally work less than they otherwise would have, had you treated them with dignity and respect. With that said maybe this is only one isolated incident and in the interest of fairness, The Saudi kafala system is an improvement to the standard of living for most of their foreign workforce.

Saudi Aramco facing $50M cyber extortion over leaked data | cnbc.com

Interesting times ahead!