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“His youth matters because, with luck, it will afford him time to figure out how to temper, maybe even solve, some of the country’s most daunting issues.”
Here’s the main issue. Amalekite-infested nations are ungovernable except by tyrants like MBS because they are infested with Amalekites.
Frankly, I am past believing that the Arab world’s issues are worth trying to temper, much less solve with anything other than hydrogen bombs.
The Saudis will be out of oil in twenty years, regardless of what MBS does, and they have no other resources able to sustain the lifestyle to which they’ve become accustomed (viz. spending their time spending oil money, while slaves do all the work).
On that day MBS will be overthrown and killed. Whoever replaces him will, in lieu of turning things around (they won’t be able to), declare a final war with the Zionists which will end in Israel’s finally carrying out God’s commandment to destroy Amalek forever, and clear the land for settlement by its rightful masters, the Jewish people.
That, and only that, will temper, or solve, “the region’s pressing issues.”
Best of all, with Saudi money for mosque-building and recruitment gone, you won’t hear another word in Canada about how Islam is peace. We might even be able to have a grownup conversation about sending them back to whatever well-deserved fate the Israelites have in store for them. Turning them into cheap dogfood would be appropriate.
“A tentative idea here is that Khashoggi, in his close dealings with Prince Turki over the years, may have gleaned highly sensitive inside information on what actually happened on 9/11. Were the Arab hijackers mere patsies used by the American CIA to facilitate an event which has since been used by American military planners to launch a global “war on terror” as a cover for illegal wars overseas? ”
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-14/did-saudis-cia-fear-khashoggi-911-bombshell
Are there no troubling loose ends that a good conspiracy theory can’t tidy up?
I don’t think so!
Walter, anyone that had that information knew they could count their days in milliseconds…
…you would tell someone as fast as you can
Why should we worry for one second why he’s dead, presuming he’s dead? The US really has to let the Middle East fight their own battles. Nothing good ever comes out of the Middle East.
scar, ever hear of 9/11, if so , your comment sounds awfully stupid!!!
“your comment sounds awfully stupid”
Saudis out of Afghanistan attack the US and the US attacks Iraq, killing a million people, and I sound stupid? Just let them kill each other while selling them all arms.
“Nothing good ever comes out of the Middle East.”
Well, some believe that the oil that comes out of there is worthy of paying good money for. And worthy of worrying about what happens over there.
That oil mostly goes to fuel the Chinese Communist war machine.
North America is self-sufficient in oil. We have nothing to lose by destroying Amalek, and if Amalek dies, so does China.
Canada uses Saudi oil.
Hmm. I’ve certainly noticed a couple of oddities in this Khashoggi drama but it remains a mystery to me.
I’m not even trying to decide whether or not to buy the press narrative because I can’t make up my mind whether to disbelieve it because the press doesn’t tell the truth or because the press is incapable of discovering the truth.
These days not trusting the press is a good starting point. In fact that has been the case for quite some time, but has only become more apparent as of late. First you ask, what is their ideology and who is paying them.
I think part of it is using a consulate to directly carry out either a kidnapping, torture or murder (or all 3) is just to much. Even the Bulgarians used to keep a plausible deniability between their security services and the embassy. I believe it forces them to act to punish the Saudi for being so brazen. Diplomacy, spies and assassin teams are all dirty work, but a veneer of respectability must be maintained.
1 less muzzie to worry about. meh, could care less.
But I do like “A Canadians” take on the matter….in pretty much every aspect.
…have long championed a very a large glassed parking lot in the ME.
& Cheap Dog food..!! …as long as its mixed with pork..?
Why didn’t Khashoggi have a traffic accident? Certainly 15 guys could have seen to that. Or died during a robbery where nothing was stolen like Seth Rich. If the Saudis needed help with assassination, they should have given the contract to the Clintons. My guess is it was a kidnapping and he was accidentally killed. The intention was likely 20 years in jail but the boys got too frisky.
The KSA should have hired the Bulgarians, they always did it with a subtle flair, like poisoned tipped umbrellas. The KSA boys can’t do anything right.