NYT: US intel agencies increasingly convinced Saudi crown prince culpable...

[triron]

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[BootinUp]

1. What does the great negotiator get

For helping the prince of darkness?

[triron]

4. That is a BIG question. Mueller may know.

[fierywoman]

9. $$$$$$$$$...

[Takket]

2. well know how drumpf feels about US intel agencies..........

i just don't know how his cult reconciles their hatred of Islam with their inability to disagree with drumpf on anything.

[Baitball Blogger]

3. Now, where does a Saudi royal get the idea that the US government

would cover for them?

https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/September_11,_2001:_Evacuation_of_Saudi_Nationals

[Separation]

8. I dont understand

Why every American hasn't read this and demanded some answers?

That's the 1st time I've ever read about that. I mean, I've always known about Saudis flying out of the US after 9/11, but I never knew there was that many and how fast they got out as well. The damn buildings were still smoldering and emergency locator devices were still beeping all the while this was happening! Disgusting.

[YessirAtsaFact]

5. Duh! The Turks said this from the beginning

There’s video of the guy entering the Consulate and no video of him leaving.

Not to mention gruesome recordings,

[triron]

7. I agree. Why does it take MSM so long?

[C_U_L8R]

6. How are murderers dealt with in the Kingdom?

I'm guessing it isn't pretty... even if you're a prince.

[comradebillyboy]

10. Rule of law doesn't apply to despots.

[C_U_L8R]

11. Saudi Princes have been publicly executed before

Murder certainly makes one eligible.
No wonder there's such a mad scramble for an alibi or a fall guy or some excuse/distraction

[comradebillyboy]

12. The one in charge? Seems unlikely that MBS will be

punished, but maybe I'm wrong. I hope so.