President of the regime Bashar al-Assad and Rami Makhlouf
The man, who was strong, did not stop raising controversy for years following clamping down on him
“Did Rami Makhlouf go crazy?”, With these insinuations and questions, the Syrian circles were ridiculed during the past hours, following someone who was known as the “Syrian economy whale” published a new post through his official Facebook account.
Rami Makhlouf, the cousin of Bashar al-Assad, the head of the regime in Syria, reappeared as an astrologer by publishing his predictions and predictions, a method adopted by the very famous man since he was clamped down by the regime in Syria years ago.
Hearts will stop beating!
Every time he appears, he sparks sarcasm in Syrian circles, and in what is new today, there is talk regarding the end of life.
And he announced that his publication comes on the occasion of the approaching holy month of Ramadan, pointing out that the coming days will be the beginning of major, foreign, Arab, natural and industrial strange strange events that have not happened in a thousand years, according to his claim.
He also continued that these events will start in the month of Ramadan and the following months, leading to the month of Hajj and the events of the country of Hajj and all the months that follow.
He claimed that he did not want to mention more details for fear that some of their hearts would stop beating.
Since this speech was published, sarcastic comments poured in on the man, who was a name shining in the sky of Syria for many years, without anyone even daring to comment.
Among them was that one of them wrote in the Syrian dialect: “Rami Jinn.. sure Jinn, there is no sane person who would come out like this,” referring to the ambiguity of the post.
Significant deterioration in relations
It is noteworthy that the relationship between Makhlouf and Bashar al-Assad had deteriorated significantly since December of 2020, following which he made several video appearances through his Facebook account, criticizing the regime and some heads of corruption in Damascus.
His strange publications, as some have called them, have become the talk of the Syrians and a rich material for their mockery.
This came following the regime seized most of Makhlouf’s companies, with judicial receivership rulings, the most prominent of which affected “Syriatel”, the largest cellular communications company in the country.
The Assad government also took control of the “Cham” Holding Company, which is also one of the largest financial companies in the country and also belongs to Rami.
Later, the dispute flared up more widely between the two men when the authorities decided to place a precautionary seizure on his movable and immovable funds, to ensure the recovery of public treasury funds, as announced at the time.
