Since the attack of 2001, I have never seen what suggests that the Saudi Government is connected to Bin Laden and Al Qaeda, at least not systematically. But for ISIS it did not take me any considerable time to look at the Saudi behavior and think this is a joke. 

As for ISIS being at the core a second identity game using a fraudulent claim of interest in the religion, I feel confident in that to the level that I may invoke it as part of a bigger picture construction to support other things and see how everything fit altogether but not for any inclination to have it supported by the other elements in that picture because it has enough support for it by itself. However, it seems that, at the outer layers, some still believed and joined that organization for religious reasons. This shows what level the mind boggling superficiality in following the religion has reached.The problem of following those who are connected to the religion merely by the words they use was augmented by the following to those who are intentionally trying to disfigure the religion and scare the west with it as being the bad alternative to their true identity.

If those in the intelligence see and understand things the way I often see conveyed by persons on the TV then the only thing that seems to me can explain falling to recognize the reality behind things orchestrated like a kids show is a high level of blindness caused by the sever problem of the identity complex here.