People argued about "who killed" Jamal Khashoggi(at least I argued partial truth on how it matters more who compelled Jamal Khashoggi into Saudi embassy vs who killed him), but fact of the matter is that no physical proof exists TO VERY TODAY that man was EVEN assassinated. EVER !!!
Jamal Khashoggi most likely was abducted either to Saudi Arabia or even Israel. Donald Trump who wanted to be cleared of criminal charges along with George W. Bush for torturing American citizen without absolutely any justification(legal grounds) anticipated my abduction to either Israel, Saudi Arabia, Russia/Belarus or Chechnya(just a Russian republic located next to Iran and next to most eastern part of Turkey)...Donald Trump is very well connected to the Russian government(have performed espionage and was/is a powerful lobbyist for Russian KGB in USA right from the top) and his prefered methods match those of Putin and Saudi terrorist Mohammad bin Salman.
Donald Trump argued me that numerous people who witnessed my MKultra case wanted me dead and how it is in my best interest to disappear to midEast(that he is saving my life), but he didn't fail to ask in front of me also if brain surgeries can be performed in Saudi Arabia - in either case, Trump is a heavily mentally sick individual(even if someone else impostered him, please know that US Government authorised domestic and foreign torture of its US citizen for no reason other than to sell its interests to foreign governments and Donald Trump whose wife Melania is from same Slovenian city as I am and is same age as I am, have frequently participated in MKultra ordeals/torture - Donald Trump enjoyed very much causing me emotional trauma and for this very reason i believe that Trump would love nothing more than to be in dictatorial position as are Vladimir Putin and Saudi terrorist Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud - perform unlimit4ed criminality and never ever be held responsible for one).
What other is here to add than that Saudi Arabia and Israel are connected...different options yes, but united when common goals are in question.
Donald Trump who compelled Jamal Khashoggi into Saudi Embassy and have helped Jamal Khashoggi create dissident out of himself have abandoned its cause(no longer cared about his "death:) as soon as he reached wanted deal with Saudi government...but this is nothing new...creating desired commodity is enemy's eyes and sell one for whatever option(return) was John McCain's recipe to success.
I can suggest publicly with 99.9% certainty that Jamal Khashoggi is not dead - "dead" without even identifying corpse of an supposedly dead individual is yet a new low for main stream media. Jamal Khashoggi, however, will as a Donald Trump's phenomena remain dead(like it or not - publicly assassinated by Donald Trump who is downplaying investigation inquires into huis death/corse etc.). I think, we have not seen anything real("grab them bye the pussy", rape accusations etc. are just top of the iceberg as individual is as mentally sick as one can possibly only be) yet in respect to psychopath Donald Trump.
Saudi Arabia has admitted Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in the Turkish city of Istanbul.
Khashoggi - a Saudi writer, United States resident and Washington Post columnist - had entered the building on October 2 to obtain documentation certifying he had divorced his ex-wife so he could remarry.
After weeks of repeated denials that it had anything to do with his disappearance, the kingdom eventually acknowledged that its officials were behind the gruesome murder. The whereabouts of his body are still unknown.
Here are the latest related developments:
Khashoggi - a Saudi writer, United States resident and Washington Post columnist - had entered the building on October 2 to obtain documentation certifying he had divorced his ex-wife so he could remarry.
After weeks of repeated denials that it had anything to do with his disappearance, the kingdom eventually acknowledged that its officials were behind the gruesome murder. The whereabouts of his body are still unknown.
Here are the latest related developments:
Sunday, December 2
Khashoggi's WhatsApp messages may offer clues to killing: CNN
More than 400 private WhatsApp messages sent by Khashoggi last year to a fellow Saudi exile may offer fresh clues to the killing of the dissident journalist, according to a report.
In his conversation with Canada-based activist Omar Abdulaziz - accessed by CNN - Khashoggi describes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, also known as MBS, as a "beast" and a "Pac-man" who would "devour all in his path, even his supporters".
"Arrests are unjustified and do not serve him [logic says], but tyranny has no logic, but he loves force, oppression and needs to show them off. He is like a beast 'Pac-Man' the more victims he eats, the more he wants. I will not be surprised that the oppression will reach even those who are cheering him, then others and others and so on. God knows," Khashoggi wrote, according to CNN.
The messages shared by Abdulaziz with CNN include voice recordings, photos and videos. The conversation reveals the two were planning an "online youth movement", CNN reported.
Abdulaziz believes the messages between him and Khashoggi were intercepted by Saudi authorities in August, two months before the journalist was killed by Saudi nationals inside the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul.
Abdulaziz told CNN he plans to join a lawsuit against an Israeli company that reportedly invented the software to hack his phone.
He told the US broadcaster that the phone's hacking "played a major role in what happened to Jamal".
"The guilt is killing me," he said.
More than 400 private WhatsApp messages sent by Khashoggi last year to a fellow Saudi exile may offer fresh clues to the killing of the dissident journalist, according to a report.
In his conversation with Canada-based activist Omar Abdulaziz - accessed by CNN - Khashoggi describes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, also known as MBS, as a "beast" and a "Pac-man" who would "devour all in his path, even his supporters".
"Arrests are unjustified and do not serve him [logic says], but tyranny has no logic, but he loves force, oppression and needs to show them off. He is like a beast 'Pac-Man' the more victims he eats, the more he wants. I will not be surprised that the oppression will reach even those who are cheering him, then others and others and so on. God knows," Khashoggi wrote, according to CNN.
The messages shared by Abdulaziz with CNN include voice recordings, photos and videos. The conversation reveals the two were planning an "online youth movement", CNN reported.
Abdulaziz believes the messages between him and Khashoggi were intercepted by Saudi authorities in August, two months before the journalist was killed by Saudi nationals inside the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul.
Abdulaziz told CNN he plans to join a lawsuit against an Israeli company that reportedly invented the software to hack his phone.
He told the US broadcaster that the phone's hacking "played a major role in what happened to Jamal".
"The guilt is killing me," he said.
Prince Mohammed arrives in Algeria
Prince Mohammed arrived in the Algerian capital, Algiers, after a brief visit to Mauritania earlier in the day.
The Saudi crown prince was resuming a tour of Arab countries after attending the G20 summit in Argentina.
Before attending the G20 summit, he had visited the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt and Tunisia.
The official Algeria Press Service said the Algerian-Saudi investments and trade relations such as the oil and petrochemical sectors would be discussed during the two-day visit.
Prince Mohammed arrived in the Algerian capital, Algiers, after a brief visit to Mauritania earlier in the day.
The Saudi crown prince was resuming a tour of Arab countries after attending the G20 summit in Argentina.
Before attending the G20 summit, he had visited the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt and Tunisia.
The official Algeria Press Service said the Algerian-Saudi investments and trade relations such as the oil and petrochemical sectors would be discussed during the two-day visit.
Saudi crown prince visits Mauritania
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Mauritania, resuming his tour of Arab countries after attending the G20 summit in Argentina.
Saudi state TV showed footage of the crown prince's plane arriving in the capital Nouakchott. The 33-year-old had already visited the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt and Tunisia before attending the G20 summit.
He is scheduled to visit Algeria later in the day.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Mauritania, resuming his tour of Arab countries after attending the G20 summit in Argentina.
Saudi state TV showed footage of the crown prince's plane arriving in the capital Nouakchott. The 33-year-old had already visited the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt and Tunisia before attending the G20 summit.
He is scheduled to visit Algeria later in the day.
Saturday, December 1
Erdogan: Saudi chief prosecutor has not shared intel with Turkey
Turkey has no intention of harming the Saudi royal family, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, adding that holding those responsible for the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi would also be beneficial for Saudi Arabia.
Speaking at a press conference at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Erdogan said Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had sent his chief prosecutor to Turkey to investigate the Khashoggi killing, but he had not shared information with Ankara.
Erdogan said the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been a test for the whole world.
Turkey has evidence documenting Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and a critic of Saudi Arabia’s de-facto ruler, was killed in 7-1/2 minutes, Erdogan said. He said Ankara has shared this evidence with all countries who requested it, including the United States, Britain, Germany and Saudi Arabia.
Erdogan: Saudi chief prosecutor has not shared intel with Turkey
Turkey has no intention of harming the Saudi royal family, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, adding that holding those responsible for the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi would also be beneficial for Saudi Arabia.
Speaking at a press conference at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Erdogan said Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had sent his chief prosecutor to Turkey to investigate the Khashoggi killing, but he had not shared information with Ankara.
Erdogan said the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been a test for the whole world.
Turkey has evidence documenting Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and a critic of Saudi Arabia’s de-facto ruler, was killed in 7-1/2 minutes, Erdogan said. He said Ankara has shared this evidence with all countries who requested it, including the United States, Britain, Germany and Saudi Arabia.
Pompeo: No direct evidence linking MBS to Khashoggi killing
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday he has seen all the intelligence possessed by the United States on the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and repeated that no direct evidence links Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the incident.
“I have read every piece of intelligence that is in the possession of United States government,” Pompeo said in an interview with broadcaster CNN in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday he has seen all the intelligence possessed by the United States on the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and repeated that no direct evidence links Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the incident.
“I have read every piece of intelligence that is in the possession of United States government,” Pompeo said in an interview with broadcaster CNN in Buenos Aires on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) sent 11 messages to his closest adviser, who reportedly oversaw the operatives who killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi, in the hours before and after the journalist's murder on October 2, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
The Journal said on Saturday it had reviewed excerpts of an intelligence file that was classified as "highly confidential", which cites electronic intercepts and other covert information between Prince Mohammed and his aide, Saud al-Qahtani.
However, the content of the messages between the two parties is unknown.
"To be clear, we lack direct reports that the crown prince issued the order of murder," the assessment notes, according to the Journal.
The assessment reports that Qahtani, who supervised the 15-man team that killed Khashoggi, was also in direct communication with the team's leader in Istanbul
Read more here.
The Journal said on Saturday it had reviewed excerpts of an intelligence file that was classified as "highly confidential", which cites electronic intercepts and other covert information between Prince Mohammed and his aide, Saud al-Qahtani.
However, the content of the messages between the two parties is unknown.
"To be clear, we lack direct reports that the crown prince issued the order of murder," the assessment notes, according to the Journal.
The assessment reports that Qahtani, who supervised the 15-man team that killed Khashoggi, was also in direct communication with the team's leader in Istanbul
Read more here.
Friday, November 30
Macron meets MBS on G20 sidelines
French President Emmanuel Macron told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that Europe would insist on international experts being part of the investigation into the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
In a five-minute exchange on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Argentina, Macron conveyed "very firm" messages to the prince over the killing and the need to find a political solution for the situation in Yemen, an Elysee official also said.
The Saudi Gazette newspaper posted video of the meeting online showing the two speaking in hushed tones with their heads close together, Macron looking the crown prince in the eye and Prince Mohammed nodding his head and at times smiling.
In the audio, it is possible to make out the prince saying "Don’t worry", to which Macron responds "I am worried". Later in the one-minute clip Macron says: "You never listen to me" and the crown prince replies: "I will listen, of course."
At the end Macron can be heard saying: "I am a man of my word."
You can continue with reading of the article at aljazeera.com, but basic(most important) facts of this case weren't even clarified yet and I frankly don't see why to continue with driving myself insane that doesn't make any sense...Israelis, midEasterners(Israelis-Arabs etc.), Russians, Slovenian Borut Pahor, Aleksandar Vucic etc. were obsessed with idea on getting me abducted to a non white country where I would spend my life in misery(also with psychiatry and so on) and people get abducted all the time, but nobody from main stream media dares to even ask or mention word "abduction" to politicians....forget "politicians", they don't dare to mention one as a possibility anywhere in their outlets to the public...I am not surprised on why not.
"gruesome murder. The whereabouts of his body are still unknown"....
"gruesome murder. The whereabouts of his body are still unknown"....
