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Kashoggi already forgotten - what a moral dilemma!!?
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/indepth/a...spartandhp

This is a curious story when one looks closely at the "cosy associations" that Saudi has with western countries who actually "should know better" but have such huge vested interest in Saudi's oil and other lucrative trade deals that any moral indignation that they could ever muster, re other autocratic countries/leaders who assassinate their peaceful opponents or critics, can be rightly binned in the name of hypocrisy!! The whole exposure and embarrassment re the sadistic, brutal murder of Kashoggi, a state killing in a foreign country without any doubt, has effectively been "swept under the carpet" and life can go on for the likes of the British govt and the USA in their cosy relationships that generate the much-needed revenue that they crave!! It is a sad indictment of the world that we live in and the people within western democracies who preach morality and utter all kindsa "do goody" comments to suit that kinda narrative but they are indeed nothing more than insincere hypocrites who practise on a set agenda that suits their own narrow political ideology - all very sad and unimpressive while the real victims/casualties are the family members of Kashoggi who must be watching this "cover up" in utter amazement and frustration!! NO JUSTICE IN THIS CASE AND THAT WON'T CHANGE ANY TIME SOON EITHER!! IMO the powers of an international court should've been activated with the possibility of bounty hunters being utilised to arrest and detain identified parties who were significant players in the assassination of Kashoggi - bring them to trial much like horrible war criminals who were offenders in mass killings and genocide but would not be allowed protection by their own brutal state/nation or by any western power either!!
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#2
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/moc...spartandhp

So the Saudis found some "stool pigeons" to finally execute and "try to get rid of their problem" that they created and emanated from the highest level of power that dominates Saudi Arabia - WHAT A F###### SHAM AND STILL NO RESPONSE FROM THE HYPOCRITICAL WESTERN GOVERNMENTS WHO DEAL WITH THEM!! The evidence alone, collected and processed by a vigilant Turkish security team, really "cuts to the chase" and "fingers" a criminal SA operation to assassinate a Saudi national in such a gruesome way on foreign soil and do it with impunity!! WHAT A COVER UP, WHAT A CON, AND THEY SHOULD BE CHALLENGED ON THIS BRUTAL, HORRIBLE CRIME THAT THEY COMMITTED AND FORCED TO HAND OVER THE "BIG PLAYERS" IN THIS BRUTAL GAME OF OPPRESSION!!!
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#3
Now 20 Saudis will be put on trial in a Turkish law court in absentia - not great but all one can say is "about time too" as it has taken long enough to action some form of justice on behalf of a Saudi/US citizen (and his family) who was brutalised on Turkish soil and, so far, nothing done about it esp when the Turkish authorities have so much evidence against the perpetrators who did this with impunity. Sadly I suspect there is a political aspect to this action rather than applying true justice. Lastly, I must mention the fact that the Trump administration have formally blocked any CIA contribution to this affair where they initially "fingered" the Saudi Crown Prince right after Kashoggi's murder and it is reckoned the CIA has the evidence to corroborate Bin Salman's indictment but Trump blocking access to that evidence - disgraceful and clearly full of the usual self-interest!!
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https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-did-...se-1724996

Kashoggi horribly mutilated and murdered and I wonder how many other western "cover up" associates, like Kushner, made a lotta "blood money" to try and deflect the story/accusations from the real wealthy perpetrator(s) in Saudi Arabia. The whole world has gone "nuts" and this is just another example of RW chancers/"nut jobs" basically "getting away with murder" and being allowed to do it without any recourse whatsoever.
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