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Saudi Arabia Buying EA and WWE Deal Sparks Anger Over
Selling Out America
Date & Time Published: 09/30/2025 – 11:45 Pm CT
Key Points:
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On 9/30/2025 reports revealed Saudi Arabia plans to buy EA and
expand ties with WWE.
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Conservatives say U.S. culture is being sold to foreign powers.
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America First leaders call for limits on foreign ownership of major
U.S. companies.
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Critics argue global elites are putting profits ahead of American workers and families.
Foreign Powers Buying U.S. Culture
On 9/30/2025 new reports confirmed that Saudi Arabia is in advanced talks to buy major stakes in Electronic Arts (EA) and expand its influence over WWE. These moves have sparked outrage among conservatives who see it as a clear case of America’s culture being sold out to foreign powers.Corporate Sellouts
WWE has already faced backlash for staging shows in Saudi Arabia while ignoring human rights concerns. Now, with a fresh round of deals, critics argue the company has put profit above patriotism. EA, one of America’s largest gaming companies, risks falling under foreign influence at a time when U.S. culture is already under attack.America First Response
Republicans and America First leaders are calling for new rules to protect U.S. companies from foreign takeovers. They argue that corporations should not be allowed to sell key parts of American entertainment, gaming, or culture to governments abroad. “This is about sovereignty. If we give away our culture piece by piece, we lose who we are as a nation,” one GOP voice said.A Warning for the Future
For conservatives, the Saudi moves are part of a larger problem — global elites and foreign investors buying up American farmland, businesses, and influence. The message is simple: America must come first, not foreign money.
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Key Names:
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Saudi Arabia
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WWE
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Electronic
Arts (EA)
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Saudi Arabia Buying EA and WWE Deal Sparks Anger Over Selling Out America
Date & Time Published: 09/30/2025 – 11:45 Pm CT
Key Points:
•
On 9/30/2025 reports revealed Saudi Arabia plans to buy EA and expand ties
with WWE.
•
Conservatives say U.S. culture is being sold to foreign powers.
•
America First leaders call for limits on foreign ownership of major U.S.
companies.
•
Critics argue global elites are putting profits ahead of American workers and families.
Foreign Powers Buying U.S. Culture
On 9/30/2025 new reports confirmed that Saudi Arabia is in advanced talks to buy major stakes in Electronic Arts (EA) and expand its influence over WWE. These moves have sparked outrage among conservatives who see it as a clear case of America’s culture being sold out to foreign powers.Corporate Sellouts
WWE has already faced backlash for staging shows in Saudi Arabia while ignoring human rights concerns. Now, with a fresh round of deals, critics argue the company has put profit above patriotism. EA, one of America’s largest gaming companies, risks falling under foreign influence at a time when U.S. culture is already under attack.America First Response
Republicans and America First leaders are calling for new rules to protect U.S. companies from foreign takeovers. They argue that corporations should not be allowed to sell key parts of American entertainment, gaming, or culture to governments abroad. “This is about sovereignty. If we give away our culture piece by piece, we lose who we are as a nation,” one GOP voice said.A Warning for the Future
For conservatives, the Saudi moves are part of a larger problem — global elites and foreign investors buying up American farmland, businesses, and influence. The message is simple: America must come first, not foreign money.
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Disclaimer:
YourUSAReport.com publishes news and opinion. Content reflects
authors’ views and should not be taken as legal, financial, or
professional advice.
Key Names:
•
Saudi Arabia
•
WWE
•
Electronic Arts (EA)
Key States:
•
N/A
OFFICIAL SOURCES:
•
N/A
Foreign Powers Buying U.S. Culture
On 9/30/2025 new reports confirmed that Saudi Arabia is in advanced talks to buy major stakes in Electronic Arts (EA) and expand its influence over WWE. These moves have sparked outrage among conservatives who see it as a clear case of America’s culture being sold out to foreign powers.Corporate Sellouts
WWE has already faced backlash for staging shows in Saudi Arabia while ignoring human rights concerns. Now, with a fresh round of deals, critics argue the company has put profit above patriotism. EA, one of America’s largest gaming companies, risks falling under foreign influence at a time when U.S. culture is already under attack.America First Response
Republicans and America First leaders are calling for new rules to protect U.S. companies from foreign takeovers. They argue that corporations should not be allowed to sell key parts of American entertainment, gaming, or culture to governments abroad. “This is about sovereignty. If we give away our culture piece by piece, we lose who we are as a nation,” one GOP voice said.A Warning for the Future
For conservatives, the Saudi moves are part of a larger problem — global elites and foreign investors buying up American farmland, businesses, and influence. The message is simple: America must come first, not foreign money.
Saudi Arabia Buying EA and
WWE Deal Sparks Anger
Over Selling Out America
Date & Time Published: 09/30/2025 – 11:45 Pm CT
Key Points:
•
On 9/30/2025 reports revealed Saudi Arabia plans to
buy EA and expand ties with WWE.
•
Conservatives say U.S. culture is being sold to foreign
powers.
•
America First leaders call for limits on foreign
ownership of major U.S. companies.
•
Critics argue global elites are putting profits ahead of
American workers and families.
