Saudi suspect in Khashoggi case dies in car wreck

www.hurriyetdailynews.com...

Tying up the loose ends I’d imagine. Might be a few more of these.

A Turkish newspaper has part of the audio of his murder including the clean up crew caption suggesting the crew listen to music with him as they clean up the blood. They didn’t interrogate him they just chopped him up alive. Don’t insult crown prince or this is you was the message.
www.google.ca...

a reply to: Athetos


I did NOT see that coming.

It will be interesting to see them drop one by one. I mean do they not know how it works, once they are done with the mission? Not too bright.

Big surprise.

Im fairly sickened by this whole thing.

a reply to: CosmicAwakening

one by one? nah the Saudis cant wait that long. Plane crash all 14 together with some additional innocents...

Expect 14 more "cough" accidents "cough" suicides... and expect more "cough" cover up stories about this...

Ahh yes the double rifle shot to the back of the head, wrap it up boys it’s a suicide.
The Saudis clearly arnt playing any games so I think your totally right.
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Was Clinton in SA?

Just wondering.

Why did this incident become global news?
It's not like SA hasn't been doing stuff like this forever.

Who first blew this up?
Who benefits?

The rest of the world benifits when Saudi Arabia takes a hit.
I don’t think anyone likes them at this point.
a reply to: watchitburn

Convient death is convient....

originally posted by: watchitburn
Why did this incident become global news?
It's not like SA hasn't been doing stuff like this forever.

Who first blew this up?
Who benefits?

Well he was a resident of the US and a fairly well known writer at a big news outlet.

Just seen you posted the story in 727sky’s post. Beat me to it by an hour!

a reply to: szino9

Well, I think first and foremost an American citizen (I think? Maybe had a visa? Not sure) who worked for a major (if you want to call it that) American media outlet was murdered on what was supposed to be sovereign ground who just so happened to be very outspoken against the Saudi government (correct me if I’m wrong on that).

What’s escalating this is the liberal media tying this whole ordeal to Trump and him doing business with the Saudis (as if that’s something new and exclusive to Trump) with an ongoing weapons deal (again, we’ve been selling them our scraps and leftovers for a long time). His response isn’t good enough for them (nothing ever is) and they’re painting it as some grand conspiracy where Trump doesn’t care and is going to cover it all up and pat the Saudis on the head.

Interesting how the left didn’t really care as much about Seth’s Rich or Benghazi...but now, all the sudden.....BREAKING NEWS!!

Ya know, at the end of the day, who knows what the truth of it all is. We should start a 2-3 year investigation, assign a special investigator, and come up with some vague and undefined answers from it all.

originally posted by: watchitburn
Why did this incident become global news?
It's not like SA hasn't been doing stuff like this forever.

Who first blew this up?
Who benefits?

Ummm...Turkey and Erdogman pushed this narrative...They're using it as a wedge issue between the US and Saudi Arabia...

Saudi Arabia is cutting into Erdogman's caliphate asperations...




YouSir

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Athetos


I did NOT see that coming.

Why? It is in like every spy / conspiracy movie.

originally posted by: Edumakated

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Athetos


I did NOT see that coming.

Why? It is in like every spy / conspiracy movie.

Me thinks your sarcasm detection protocols need calibration.😋

How can it be that the death of one "journalist" and "dissident" with the name Kashoggi(check the family, if you don´t know anything about them) creates such an outrage, while the western supported saudi arabian war against Yemen doesn´t? Is the life of one alleged journalist and dissident worth more than the lives of hundreds of thousands of yemenites, for the western values?

Western values = weapon and other deals with rogue states like SA, for the profits of a few greedy rich western farts in suits and ties?

a reply to: DerBeobachter

I do agree that it’s a pretty sad state of affairs but mind that one is a war and one is no questions asked flat out murder over politics. Wars are boring these days it seems.

originally posted by: BigDave-AR

originally posted by: Edumakated

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Athetos


I did NOT see that coming.

Why? It is in like every spy / conspiracy movie.

Me thinks your sarcasm detection protocols need calibration.😋

Yeah, dawned on me he was being sarcastic literally two seconds after I posted response... owell, we all miss one every now and then.