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Saudi Shitlib Reporter goes into Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, doesn't come back out again.
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2018-10-26 at 6:58 AM UTC
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING 2.0 - The GMO Reckoning http://archive.fo/y8Hpn
ha, thanks. -
2018-10-28 at 9:46 PM UTCLeave it to a zionist media to sensationalize and cherry pick one murder.
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2018-10-30 at 1:24 PM UTCAldra!
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2018-10-31 at 7:44 AM UTC
Originally posted by Michael Myers Leave it to a zionist media to sensationalize and cherry pick one murder.
1. He was one of theirs, so I don't know what you expected
2. This was largely driven (and engineered?) by Erdogan, King of the Muslim Brotherhood
but yeah, amusing that chopping up one of the Empire's mouthpieces went so much further than killing hundreds of thousands of Yemenis (through direct military action, blockading food and medical supplies and intentionally destroying critical civilian infrastructure) in stopping the west from enabling them
Originally posted by totse3.com Aldra!
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2018-11-01 at 9:03 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra 1. He was one of theirs, so I don't know what you expected
2. This was largely driven (and engineered?) by Erdogan, King of the Muslim Brotherhood
but yeah, amusing that chopping up one of the Empire's mouthpieces went so much further than killing hundreds of thousands of Yemenis (through direct military action, blockading food and medical supplies and intentionally destroying critical civilian infrastructure) in stopping the west from enabling them
p e e k a b o o
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2018-11-02 at 3:28 AM UTCnotice this story has passed?
really. one of the leaders had told a reporter there will be consequences if Trump tries to put an embargo on them. and he reporter said "like what" and he kept it a secret and smiled but said it in a taunting way that it would be more than raising oil prices. as if to suggest attacks on the USA. -
2018-11-02 at 3:29 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra 1. He was one of theirs, so I don't know what you expected
2. This was largely driven (and engineered?) by Erdogan, King of the Muslim Brotherhood
but yeah, amusing that chopping up one of the Empire's mouthpieces went so much further than killing hundreds of thousands of Yemenis (through direct military action, blockading food and medical supplies and intentionally destroying critical civilian infrastructure) in stopping the west from enabling them
p e e k a b o o
you know it means more than this.
this isn't hollywood it's based of real experiences. even John Lennon had one
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2018-11-02 at 3:55 AM UTC
Originally posted by totse3.com notice this story has passed?
really. one of the leaders had told a reporter there will be consequences if Trump tries to put an embargo on them. and he reporter said "like what" and he kept it a secret and smiled but said it in a taunting way that it would be more than raising oil prices. as if to suggest attacks on the USA.
My suspicion is that Erdogan seized upon this as a political opportunity, made demands of the Saudis and slowly leaked evidence of the killing until they complied, which they appear to have done judging by the fact that there have been no recent 'leaks'. I'm not certain what these demands were, but it's likely that at least part of it was handing over command of the Saudi-controlled rebels in Syria to Turkey.
As for the US, they've been forced into a position where they have to do 'something'. KSA fucked this up horribly - the best they could've done was admitted that Khoshoggi was killed, strung up a low-level intelligence commander and say that he operated of his own volition. After all the leaks and the ever-changing 'official story', it's now widely believed that the order came from the upper ecehlons, likely MBS (Mister BoneSaw, lul) himself.
The US is not going to jeapordise the multi-billion dollar arms deals with KSA, not only because of the massive amount of money involved but also because it's contributed in no small part to the 'thriving economy' Trump is taking credit for. It's much more likely they'll groom a replacement (most likely candidate at the moment is Prince Abdulaziz, who just flew in to Riyadh with a US security detachment), MBS will 'stand down' and business will continue as usual. -
2018-11-02 at 3:59 AM UTCAlso, Saudi Arabia is fucking retarded and an absurd society. I have no doubt that they'd try to 'punish' the west in case of sanctions or economic repercussions, but they would get reamed mercilessly - they have no real cards to play except to bluff, and I'm not even sure they know they're bluffing.
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2018-11-02 at 5:58 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra My suspicion is that Erdogan seized upon this as a political opportunity, made demands of the Saudis and slowly leaked evidence of the killing until they complied, which they appear to have done judging by the fact that there have been no recent 'leaks'. I'm not certain what these demands were, but it's likely that at least part of it was handing over command of the Saudi-controlled rebels in Syria to Turkey.
As for the US, they've been forced into a position where they have to do 'something'. KSA fucked this up horribly - the best they could've done was admitted that Khoshoggi was killed, strung up a low-level intelligence commander and say that he operated of his own volition. After all the leaks and the ever-changing 'official story', it's now widely believed that the order came from the upper ecehlons, likely MBS (Mister BoneSaw, lul) himself.
The US is not going to jeapordise the multi-billion dollar arms deals with KSA, not only because of the massive amount of money involved but also because it's contributed in no small part to the 'thriving economy' Trump is taking credit for. It's much more likely they'll groom a replacement (most likely candidate at the moment is Prince Abdulaziz, who just flew in to Riyadh with a US security detachment), MBS will 'stand down' and business will continue as usual.
isnt saudi america of the middle east ?
the entire house of saud is propped up by the US and therefore saudi is essentially a USA. -
2018-11-02 at 6:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny isnt saudi america of the middle east ?
the entire house of saud is propped up by the US and therefore saudi is essentially a USA.
Even the US is propped up and phony. ALL the countries now belong to the globalists in the New World Order, the UN, NATO, although Mr. Trump sure is giving these despicable and filthy parasites a good run for their money. -
2018-11-03 at 6:18 AM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny isnt saudi america of the middle east ?
the entire house of saud is propped up by the US and therefore saudi is essentially a USA.
The US and Saudi economies are intertwined, not just through the massive arms contracts but through huge Saudi investment in the Federal Reserve under Nixon in exchange for political clout.
Like I said, enough is at stake that it's extremely unlikely 'business as usual' will be compromised, BUT there is a growing segment of US society that is becoming vocally disgusted at Saudi behaviour. A coalition in Congress meant to block arms transfers to KSA has been growing in popularity, and Trump will need to be seen 'doing something about it' or it'll begin to significantly affect his approval. -
2018-11-03 at 10:43 AM UTCSaudis can chop up glow in the dark jounalists all day so long as the oil keeps flowing, it's getting too expensive to fill up lately.
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2018-11-08 at 9:16 PM UTCsee how you throw up a little bit of other events and all is forgotten.
but I'm sure it will only get better from here on and never worse.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2018-11-08 at 11:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by totse3.com see how you throw up a little bit of other events and all is forgotten.
but I'm sure it will only get better from here on and never worse.
Who's forgotten shit?
https://dailystormer.name/saudi-arabia-rolls-teh-dice-with-brutal-murder-of-yet-another-journalist/
Saudi Arabia are still heroically slaying opinionated scribblers. -
2018-11-08 at 11:09 PM UTC
Originally posted by Majestic 12 : The UFO Science Task Force Who's forgotten shit?
https://dailystormer.name/saudi-arabia-rolls-teh-dice-with-brutal-murder-of-yet-another-journalist/
Saudi Arabia are still heroically slaying opinionated scribblers.
you know what's really fucked up?
dailystormer is only becoming more relevant, not less. -
2018-11-08 at 11:14 PM UTC
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2018-11-08 at 11:17 PM UTC
Originally posted by Majestic 12 : The UFO Science Task Force That's because the mainstream is entirely owned by hostile interests.
Stormer are the only crew that even remotely come close to representing common people.
I read RT, Saker, Southfront, Duran and some others but yeah
it's absurd that you can only find some stories and perspectives on a site that doesn't have any reporters and was literally just set up to say 'nigger' a lot -
2018-11-08 at 11:18 PM UTCActually VDARE is good too if you're interested in that sort of material without all the jedi cartoons, but it's mostly domestic US so I don't read it much
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2018-11-08 at 11:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I read RT, Saker, Southfront, Duran and some others but yeah
it's absurd that you can only find some stories and perspectives on a site that doesn't have any reporters and was literally just set up to say 'nigger' a lot
Nah Weev and Anglin totally have a program going on. It's not entirely brainless and it's not some free-speech bullshit.
