The money behind the new Iran War

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The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) is the largest investor in Jared Kushner’s private equity fund, Affinity Partners. PIF invested $2 billion in Affinity Partners in 2021, even though the PIF committee that screens investments recommended rejecting Kushner’s proposal, citing “inexperience” and “excessive” fees. The committee’s recommendation was overruled by MBS, who heads PIF’s Board of Directors.

PIF pays Kushner 1.25% of its investment, or $25 million, annually. The Senate Finance Committee estimates that Kushner will be paid $137 million in management fees from PIF by August 2026. Further, in September 2025, PIF, Affinity Partners, and others jointly acquired Electronic Arts, the publisher of iconic video games like The Sims and Madden NFL, for $55 billion. The deal, which is the largest leveraged buyout in history, will likely be very lucrative for Kushner.

The Saudi's rented the US military to attack Iran, but they paid the rent amount to Jerad Kushner. The war had a double benefit for Kushner's father in law. It allowed his father in law to shift focus away from Epstein files and also to pay the Saudi government back for their 2 Billion dollar investment into Kushner's company.

Remember. Kushner was one of the negotiator's trying to reach a deal with Iran leading up to the war. Whose interest would he be looking out for, the interest of Americans or the interest of his investors in the middle east? Pretty simple answer...

But now that Iran is attacking multiple countries in the ME, well the plan has hit a glitch. Who woulda thought that would happen?
 
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