Actually, I've read even more interesting commentary about it -- that the king "granted" citizenship to the robot in order to entice the (15,000!) princes back into the country for the conference where they unveiled the robot -- so that he could seal the borders, arrest those financing the terrorism and corruption, and confiscate 1,200 accounts worth 800 billion dollars.
Slick. At first the "citizenship" seems wrong and aligned with the globalists' agenda, so I really appreciated this other take on it. Not sure if it's accurate, though...
Actually, I've read even more interesting commentary about it -- that the king "granted" citizenship to the robot in order to entice the (15,000!) princes back into the country for the conference where they unveiled the robot -- so that he could seal the borders, arrest those financing the terrorism and corruption, and confiscate 1,200 accounts worth 800 billion dollars.
Slick. At first the "citizenship" seems wrong and aligned with the globalists' agenda, so I really appreciated this other take on it. Not sure if it's accurate, though...