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Image laundering is more appropriate. 
Yup, just hoing away money to help cleanse their image in the world.
Super League Predictions
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Looks like the video owners doesn’t want anyone to see it on other platforms. 
Sneakylong Looks like the video owners doesn’t want anyone to see it on another platform.
Yep you can still follow it to YouTube. I see the same on this site from various owners of YouTube channels.
Nope, doesn’t work. Not that I’m interested anyway.
Sneakylong Nope, doesn’t work. Not that I’m interested anyway.
Works for me. Click on Watch on YouTube for those that are interested,
Sneakylong Is it not possible for two things to be interesting?
garyt1957 I don't care about it either. I can't imagine ever watching it, but I don't really watch PGA Golf either. I just get a kick out of the faux outrage by the moralists who in my opinion are just jealous that they can't cash in, all while doing business with some even worse regimes.
I'm sure there's a few sincere people like Sneaky who really believe what they spout, but I'm betting 95% would immediately take a job with a Saudi company if it simply doubled their salary
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sdandrea1 What do the Saudi sponsors get out of this venture? They didn't get obnoxiously wealthy on bad investments.
Don't you know? Everybody will be fooled and suddenly believe that they are upstanding world citizens and the best people on earth. Pay attention.
It should start happening any minute now
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https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2022/06/30/liv-golf-players-2023-ryder-cup-u-s-captain-zach-johnson/
LIV Golf players in the 2023 Ryder Cup? U.S. captain Zach Johnson says the dots don't connect for that to happen
U.S. captain Zach Johnson isn’t counting on using players who have joined LIV Golf when next year’s Ryder Cup begins in Italy. They won’t be there.
“In order to play on the Ryder Cup team whether you’re top 6 or a pick, you must garner Ryder Cup points through the PGA of America,” Johnson said. “In order to garner Ryder Cup points through the PGA of America, you have to be a member of the PGA of America. The way that we’re members of the PGA of America is through the PGA Tour."
“I’ll let you connect the dots from there.”
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rsvman2 Is it not possible for two things to be interesting?
Sure. For example I'm interested in both the John Deere Classic and the Irish Open this weekend.
Glad to see that the Saudi's involvement in global sporting events in an effort to present Saudi Arabia as a newly business-friendly, forward-thinking nation to takeaway the focus on it's human rights issues isn't working for you.
Isn't working for me either.
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https://www.golfchannel.com/players-threaten-legal-action-against-dp-world-tour
16 DP World Tour players including Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter were fined and banned from playing in the Scottish Open next week.
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Do the fellas that have been suspended by the PGA also hold DP World Tour cards, DJ, PM, et all? How does that work, having dual membership? I see they were not fined by DP, as were the ones from Europe.
DP World’s Pelley just released a statement r that basically said Bye Bye Boys - you knew and still made your choice.
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imo, the PGA is going to have trouble once they hit the courtrooms, with the word 'suspension'. Esp. if I were the judge.
Unless that word has been taken off the table and replaced with banned. Then I think they are still going to have a problem. How do you ban a certain group of people from working for you, without discrimination?
How do you ban a certain group of workers if they have earned an automatic 'employment', if they have not broken any 'company' rules since they 1st began working for the company?
When did the 'you must ask my permission' clause go into effect?
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We’ve been down this road before. You were allowed 3 releases per year. And going by memory no releases were allowed in North America.
Releases were for tournaments that coincided with PGA Tour tournaments as I remember.
The players who went and played in London and who didn’t resign were in violation of the rules because they weren’t granted a release.
So the suspensions given were for violating the rules that everyone knew about. Suspension or ban are semantics. No one has said a lifetime ban as far as I know.
So if the ‘rebels’ have a change of heart and want to return to the mothership. They can beg mercy / apologize and come back with their tail between their legs. And all will be forgiven. 
Except for Table For One. The Saudi’s can keep him.
Sneakylong if the ‘rebels’ have a change of heart and want to return to the motherland. They can beg mercy / apologize and come back with their tail between their legs. And all will be forgiven.
Maybe. BUT, there would have to be a serious cost. Jump ship, load your pockets with blood money and then say sorry. Yeah. Right. 