Two Years After Khashoggi’s Murder, Why is America Still An Accomplice to MBS’s Crimes?

[surada]

Now finally there is a U.S. lawsuit against Trump’s “I saved his ass” buddy — the butcher Crown Prince MSB of Saudi Arabia.

See Fiancee of Khashoggi, human rights group sue Saudi crown prince in U.S.

People wonder why journalists despise Trump? Partly it is personal. MSB sent a special plane of his bodyguards & a doctor with a surgical saw to the Turkish Embassy to butcher prominent Washington Post journalist Jamal Kashoggi.

But money rules in D.C. And nobody has provided or provides a steadier stream of money into Republican politicians‘ pockets than the Saudis. So don’t expect any success for this lawsuit. It will fade just as has the lawsuit of family members of those murdered by 15 Saudi nationals on 9/11.

I don't believe her.... As for 9/11 we don't know the identity of 6 of the hijackers. Osama bin Laden hated the Saudis because they revoked his citizenship in 1994.

 

[rightwinger]

Khashoggi was great friends with Osama bin Laden and wanted to over throw the Saudi government. It's not like the Saudis to assassinate people. Completely out of character.

Interviewing a guy does not make you best friends

Khashoggi tried to warn people about how bad the Saudi Royal Family is

They showed the world they are much worse than he had been saying

 

[Augustine_]

For the next two weeks President Trump will probably not be feeling well enough to do any saber rattling with his Saudi allies against Iran...

See: So Biden becomes president and Iran starts saber rattling....Joes response is?

But not to worry. Our Commander-in-Chief has already approved the continuing sale of expensive offensive weapons and direct U.S. air assistance to the Saudi war against Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle East. It’s also not known if Trump will feel well enough to phone Crown Prince MBS to congratulate him on the 2nd anniversary of his sending that doctor and hit squad to murder and surgically mutilate Jamal Kashoggi in the Saudi Embassy in Turkey. Ah well, we all have our bad days:

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded they killed him on direct orders from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS). Eight Saudi men have been convicted of Khashoggi’s murder by a Saudi court in what the Washington Post characterized as sham trials with no transparency. The higher-ups who ordered the murder, including MBS, continue to escape responsibility.

Khashoggi’s assassination and dismemberment was so horrific and cold-blooded that it sparked worldwide public outrage. President Trump, however, stood by MBS, bragging to journalist Bob Woodward that he saved the prince’s “ass” and got “Congress to leave him alone.”...

As we mark two years since Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, we may also soon be marking the end of the Trump administration. While it is hard to take Vice President Biden on his word that he would not sell more weapons to the Saudis and would make them “pay the price” for killing Khashoggi, it is good to hear a presidential candidate admit that there is “very little social redeeming value in the present government in Saudi Arabia” and call it a “pariah state.” ...

Two Years After Khashoggi’s Murder, Why is America Still An Accomplice to MBS's Crimes?

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded

www.counterpunch.org

While there may be “very little redeeming social value“ in our Saudi allies, who have supported ISIS and ISIS-like groups all over the Middle East, there is plenty of money at stake there, even now when we are no longer dependent on Gulf Oil. A phased withdrawal from the region and a more equitable policy balancing between Shia Iran and the Sunni Gulf Monarchies would better serve U.S. and world interests. But that would require statesmanship, and much too much resemble what Obama and the world’s great powers were aiming at before President Trump tore up the JCPOA nuclear agreements with Persian Iran.

Because we are desperately addicted to his and his allies oil. They own us for the most part.

 

[Mac-7]

Libs are stupid as dirt

they pissed off the crown prince of one of the most important nations on earth over a jihadi radical

now biden, the Idiot in Chief of Lib La La Land and America is begging the Saudi’s to sell more oil and they tell him to fuck off

 

[surada]

Interviewing a guy does not make you best friends

Khashoggi tried to warn people about how bad the Saudi Royal Family is

They showed the world they are much worse than he had been saying

Interviewing? What interview? I have known Salman since I was in grade school. He's as kind and decent as a man could be. Khashoggi is a follower of Hassan Al banna and sayeed qubt.

 

[surada]

Libs are stupid as dirt

they pissed off the crown prince of one of the most important nations on earth over a jihadi radical

now biden, the Idiot in Chief of Lib La La Land and America is begging the Saudi’s to sell more oil and they tell him to fuck off

You don't know the Saudis. They would never say such a thing.

 

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[rightwinger]

Interviewing? What interview? I have known Salman since I was in grade school. He's as kind and decent as a man could be. Khashoggi is a follower of Hassan Al banna and sayeed qubt.

Did he give you a Bone Saw for your Birthday?

 

[surada]

Now finally there is a U.S. lawsuit against Trump’s “I saved his ass” buddy — the butcher Crown Prince MSB of Saudi Arabia.

See Fiancee of Khashoggi, human rights group sue Saudi crown prince in U.S.

People wonder why journalists despise Trump? Partly it is personal. MSB sent a special plane of his bodyguards & a doctor with a surgical saw to the Turkish Embassy to butcher prominent Washington Post journalist Jamal Kashoggi.

But money rules in D.C. And nobody has provided or provides a steadier stream of money into Republican politicians‘ pockets than the Saudis. So don’t expect any success for this lawsuit. It will fade just as has the lawsuit of family members of those murdered by 15 Saudi nationals on 9/11.

Who exactly are they giving money to?

 

[surada]

Did he give you a Bone Saw for your Birthday?

Nope.

 

[Mac-7]

You don't know the Saudis. They would never say such a thing.

They just did

 

[surada]

They just did

Nope.they didn't say that.

 

[surada]

For the next two weeks President Trump will probably not be feeling well enough to do any saber rattling with his Saudi allies against Iran...

See: So Biden becomes president and Iran starts saber rattling....Joes response is?

But not to worry. Our Commander-in-Chief has already approved the continuing sale of expensive offensive weapons and direct U.S. air assistance to the Saudi war against Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle East. It’s also not known if Trump will feel well enough to phone Crown Prince MBS to congratulate him on the 2nd anniversary of his sending that doctor and hit squad to murder and surgically mutilate Jamal Kashoggi in the Saudi Embassy in Turkey. Ah well, we all have our bad days:

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded they killed him on direct orders from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS). Eight Saudi men have been convicted of Khashoggi’s murder by a Saudi court in what the Washington Post characterized as sham trials with no transparency. The higher-ups who ordered the murder, including MBS, continue to escape responsibility.

Khashoggi’s assassination and dismemberment was so horrific and cold-blooded that it sparked worldwide public outrage. President Trump, however, stood by MBS, bragging to journalist Bob Woodward that he saved the prince’s “ass” and got “Congress to leave him alone.”...

As we mark two years since Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, we may also soon be marking the end of the Trump administration. While it is hard to take Vice President Biden on his word that he would not sell more weapons to the Saudis and would make them “pay the price” for killing Khashoggi, it is good to hear a presidential candidate admit that there is “very little social redeeming value in the present government in Saudi Arabia” and call it a “pariah state.” ...

Two Years After Khashoggi’s Murder, Why is America Still An Accomplice to MBS's Crimes?

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded

www.counterpunch.org

While there may be “very little redeeming social value“ in our Saudi allies, who have supported ISIS and ISIS-like groups all over the Middle East, there is plenty of money at stake there, even now when we are no longer dependent on Gulf Oil. A phased withdrawal from the region and a more equitable policy balancing between Shia Iran and the Sunni Gulf Monarchies would better serve U.S. and world interests. But that would require statesmanship, and much too much resemble what Obama and the world’s great powers were aiming at before President Trump tore up the JCPOA nuclear agreements with Persian Iran.

What kind of lies are these. The Saudis never supported ISIS. What is your point? The Saudis have nothing to do with the stupid mistakes the US and UK have made in Iran for more than 70 years. Trump tearing up the agreement was one of his Obama tantrums and a big setback.

 

[surada]

For the next two weeks President Trump will probably not be feeling well enough to do any saber rattling with his Saudi allies against Iran...

See: So Biden becomes president and Iran starts saber rattling....Joes response is?

But not to worry. Our Commander-in-Chief has already approved the continuing sale of expensive offensive weapons and direct U.S. air assistance to the Saudi war against Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle East. It’s also not known if Trump will feel well enough to phone Crown Prince MBS to congratulate him on the 2nd anniversary of his sending that doctor and hit squad to murder and surgically mutilate Jamal Kashoggi in the Saudi Embassy in Turkey. Ah well, we all have our bad days:

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded they killed him on direct orders from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS). Eight Saudi men have been convicted of Khashoggi’s murder by a Saudi court in what the Washington Post characterized as sham trials with no transparency. The higher-ups who ordered the murder, including MBS, continue to escape responsibility.

Khashoggi’s assassination and dismemberment was so horrific and cold-blooded that it sparked worldwide public outrage. President Trump, however, stood by MBS, bragging to journalist Bob Woodward that he saved the prince’s “ass” and got “Congress to leave him alone.”...

As we mark two years since Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, we may also soon be marking the end of the Trump administration. While it is hard to take Vice President Biden on his word that he would not sell more weapons to the Saudis and would make them “pay the price” for killing Khashoggi, it is good to hear a presidential candidate admit that there is “very little social redeeming value in the present government in Saudi Arabia” and call it a “pariah state.” ...

Two Years After Khashoggi’s Murder, Why is America Still An Accomplice to MBS's Crimes?

Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered on October 2, 2018 by agents of Saudi Arabia’s despotic government, and the CIA concluded

www.counterpunch.org

While there may be “very little redeeming social value“ in our Saudi allies, who have supported ISIS and ISIS-like groups all over the Middle East, there is plenty of money at stake there, even now when we are no longer dependent on Gulf Oil. A phased withdrawal from the region and a more equitable policy balancing between Shia Iran and the Sunni Gulf Monarchies would better serve U.S. and world interests. But that would require statesmanship, and much too much resemble what Obama and the world’s great powers were aiming at before President Trump tore up the JCPOA nuclear agreements with Persian Iran.

What do you know about Yemen, Tom?

 

[Meathead]

What do you know about Yemen, Tom?

Seriously, stop this pompous shit you fucking dingbat.

 

[surada]

Seriously, stop this pompous shit you fucking dingbat.

You don't know anything at all about Yemen.

 

[surada]

Because we are desperately addicted to his and his allies oil. They own us for the most part.

What are you talking about?

 

[Meathead]

You don't know anything at all about Yemen.

BS, I wrote a term paper on Yemen when it was two states in the 80s. You are not the only one who is so worldly you pompous dingbat.

 

[surada]

BS, I wrote a term paper on Yemen when it was two states in the 80s. You are not the only one who is so worldly you pompous dingbat.

Then you should know it's always been dangerous even before the different terrorist groups moved in from Sudan and Afghanistan.

 

[Meathead]

Then you should know it's always been dangerous even before the different terrorist groups moved in from Sudan and Afghanistan.

No, I had always thought it had been a country of happy, prosperous and peaceful people before you mentioned that, you annoying twit.