Aramco: Conspiracy Wrecker

Purging a bad director is more convenient than eliminating ten ugly actors. 
There some considerable events are occurring about Saudi Arabia. According to classified information, high rank officials of Britain, France and the U.S. have counseled Riyadh not to use the image of the murdered prince, Mohammad Bin Salman to wipe out his memory from the people's minds. (Berlin had no role in this issue). On the other hand, the West is pretty happy of the current situation and tries to maintain it by broadcasting false news about his meeting with the Western officials and publishing old or fake interviews with him in its own media. 
At the time being, Saudi Arabia can survive by the US banking facilities that under the pressure of the White House were given to Riyadh and resulted in dissatisfaction of the banks owners and directors. Therefore, there is no real economic interests for the U.S. in Saudi Arabia. But everyone knows that the West is nearly responsible for the present situation. And everybody should ask himself this question why Western states have wanted to put Riyadh’s back to the wall?! 
Aramco is one the few petroleum industries that has still remained national, which is the biggest one in its field. Qatar, Iraq, Emirates, Nigeria and Venezuela have no more national petroleum industry. And since the system cannot bear any surprise, it should be said with confident that the West wants to take over %95 of Aramco at this point of time, which is a bad game because the system must foil it. 
The system should gather a group of dissidents among Saudi princes including those who planned the conspiracy of Mina incident. Although the system does not confirm Mina conspiracy as an acceptable act but a limited cooperation with them is allowed. There is a common goal between the system and them, which is taking down the incumbent leadership of Riyadh. The new leadership of Saudi government might gain new economic, political and even military aid from the West in return for withdrawing from Aramco in favor of them. Their plan must be stopped at any cost. But first of all, the most important classified data of Saudi Arabia including documents, videos and photos should be given to the dissident princes. 
The only problem is London since it has the information about these princes but it can be managed by the counter information of the system that put London on a bad situation if it takes any wrong approach.