Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing

The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.
 
Wouldn't the senators then say that Trump didn't believe in trials and insulated an ally by a pronouncement of guilt?

"Insulated". The CIA made the judgment evidently with evidence they are not going to make public.

The UK security services were aware of the planning of the murder and urged the Saudis not to do it. If the UK had foreknowledge, then the CIA would also have had that foreknowledge, which probably means that Kushner and Trump knew and are complicit.
 
The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.

So, its still SA. Our country is an ally of SA. Our President has nothing to do with any of it and neither does the US. Oh and no one but idiots like you give a shit.


You sure are stupid.
 
Senators have had enough of Donald Trump's disgraceful conduct in defending Mohammed Bin Salman for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

Donald Trump is giving the appearance of a Saudi stooge, a man owned by the Saudis and in their pocket.

The grifter Donald Trump and his grifter son-in-law Jared Kushner are profiting from the murder of Jamal Khashoggi by defending the indefensible Mohammed Bin Salman who ordered the murder and butchery.

The Saudis have lied from day one of the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi.

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing
By BURGESS EVERETT 11/20/2018 08:11 PM EST

The bipartisan leadership of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is demanding a definitive determination from President Donald Trump about whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

In a letter to Trump, the panel’s chairman, Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), and ranking member, Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), specifically asked on Tuesday whether the administration believed that bin Salman was involved in the murder of Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post and was killed in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, last month. Trump gave no ruling on bin Salman’s involvement in a statement earlier Tuesday that largely sided with Saudi Arabia, declaring that “maybe he did and maybe he didn’t!”
But under the Magnitsky Act, Trump can be required to make a determination about human rights violations by global leaders. The law requires the president to do so within 120 days of the committee’s request, as well as apply any sanctions. Corker and Menendez made their first request on Oct. 10, without specifically asking about bin Salman.

“In light of recent developments, including the Saudi government’s acknowledgment that Saudi officials killed Mr. Khashoggi in its Istanbul consulate, we request that your determination specifically address whether Crown Prince Mohamed [sic] bin Salman is responsible for Mr. Khashoggi’s murder,” the senators said in the letter.
Donald Trump.

FOREIGN POLICY
Trump defiantly refuses to condemn Saudi crown prince for Khashoggi's death
By GABBY ORR

Corker, who is retiring, threw additional jabs at the Trump administration on Twitter. He said Congress would “consider all of the tools at our disposal” moving forward. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) plans to try to block arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

“I never thought I’d see the day a White House would moonlight as a public relations firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,” Corker said on Twitter.

Corker and Menendez’s first sanctions inquiry citing the Magnitsky Act ultimately resulted in the administration’s sanctioning 17 Saudi Arabian officials following Khashoggi’s death. ...


When we have a DICTATOR in The White House there is NO NEED for a CONGRESS
 
Assuming his CIA is correct this is a tough position to be in. That said, if the CIA did kill anyone diring Obama's years I'd be more surprised than if they did.

So what should Trump do? Publically donounce the killing and break some trade deal after calling Saudi Arabia behind the scenes and explaining why he has to do something but doesn't want to ruin the relationship.

We can't exactly nuke them over this.

We don't have to. Just cut off the supply of weapons until they have removed the perpetrators from any position of power.
 
Wouldn't the senators then say that Trump didn't believe in trials and insulated an ally by a pronouncement of guilt?

"Insulated". The CIA made the judgment evidently with evidence they are not going to make public.

The UK security services were aware of the planning of the murder and urged the Saudis not to do it. If the UK had foreknowledge, then the CIA would also have had that foreknowledge, which probably means that Kushner and Trump knew and are complicit.


BINGO

AND WE ALL KNOW TRUMP LOVES DEAD REPORTERS
 
The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.

So, its still SA. Our country is an ally of SA. Our President has nothing to do with any of it and neither does the US. Oh and no one but idiots like you give a shit.

You sure are stupid.

Perhaps Donald Trump can send his fake Christian VP to Saudi Arabia to teach Saudis how to butcher humans surreptitiously.
 
The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.

So, its still SA. Our country is an ally of SA. Our President has nothing to do with any of it and neither does the US. Oh and no one but idiots like you give a shit.

You sure are stupid.

Perhaps Donald Trump can send his fake Christian VP to Saudi Arabia to teach Saudis how to butcher humans surreptitiously.

Perhaps you can go soak your head.

No one, No one gives a shit except for lefty loons like you.

You sure are a lefty loon idiot.
 
Senators have had enough of Donald Trump's disgraceful conduct in defending Mohammed Bin Salman for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

Donald Trump is giving the appearance of a Saudi stooge, a man owned by the Saudis and in their pocket.

The grifter Donald Trump and his grifter son-in-law Jared Kushner are profiting from the murder of Jamal Khashoggi by defending the indefensible Mohammed Bin Salman who ordered the murder and butchery.

The Saudis have lied from day one of the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi.

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing
By BURGESS EVERETT 11/20/2018 08:11 PM EST

The bipartisan leadership of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is demanding a definitive determination from President Donald Trump about whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

In a letter to Trump, the panel’s chairman, Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), and ranking member, Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), specifically asked on Tuesday whether the administration believed that bin Salman was involved in the murder of Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post and was killed in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, last month. Trump gave no ruling on bin Salman’s involvement in a statement earlier Tuesday that largely sided with Saudi Arabia, declaring that “maybe he did and maybe he didn’t!”
But under the Magnitsky Act, Trump can be required to make a determination about human rights violations by global leaders. The law requires the president to do so within 120 days of the committee’s request, as well as apply any sanctions. Corker and Menendez made their first request on Oct. 10, without specifically asking about bin Salman.

“In light of recent developments, including the Saudi government’s acknowledgment that Saudi officials killed Mr. Khashoggi in its Istanbul consulate, we request that your determination specifically address whether Crown Prince Mohamed [sic] bin Salman is responsible for Mr. Khashoggi’s murder,” the senators said in the letter.
Donald Trump.

FOREIGN POLICY
Trump defiantly refuses to condemn Saudi crown prince for Khashoggi's death
By GABBY ORR

Corker, who is retiring, threw additional jabs at the Trump administration on Twitter. He said Congress would “consider all of the tools at our disposal” moving forward. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) plans to try to block arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

“I never thought I’d see the day a White House would moonlight as a public relations firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,” Corker said on Twitter.

Corker and Menendez’s first sanctions inquiry citing the Magnitsky Act ultimately resulted in the administration’s sanctioning 17 Saudi Arabian officials following Khashoggi’s death. ...

When we have a DICTATOR in The White House there is NO NEED for a CONGRESS

Donald Trump believes congress means sexual dalliance with porn stars, which is one of the meanings of the word.
 
The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.

So, its still SA. Our country is an ally of SA. Our President has nothing to do with any of it and neither does the US. Oh and no one but idiots like you give a shit.

You sure are stupid.

Perhaps Donald Trump can send his fake Christian VP to Saudi Arabia to teach Saudis how to butcher humans surreptitiously.

Perhaps you can go soak your head.

No one, No one gives a shit except for lefty loons like you.

You should give a shit. Your moral, spiritual, physical, and intellectual constipation will eventually send you to the emergency room.
You sure are a lefty loon idiot.
 
Assuming his CIA is correct this is a tough position to be in. That said, if the CIA did kill anyone diring Obama's years I'd be more surprised than if they did.

So what should Trump do? Publically donounce the killing and break some trade deal after calling Saudi Arabia behind the scenes and explaining why he has to do something but doesn't want to ruin the relationship.

We can't exactly nuke them over this.

We don't have to. Just cut off the supply of weapons until they have removed the perpetrators from any position of power.

Boeing would not be happy. Is this worth that?
 
The CIA says the Prince ordered it...

...of course the CIA also briefed Congress that the Russian-authored Dossier was 'legitimate Intel' and claimed, at 1st, they never spied on Americans, US Senators....

:p

They swore Iraq was filled to the brim with chemical weapons and didn't know the Berlin wall was coming down until they saw it on CNN.

No. The CIA didn't say Iraq had WMD. Bush did that. They said Sadam once had WMDs but they had no idea if that program had been restarted, and any evidence they had about a link between Sadam and AlQaeda was unreliable. Bush ignored the parts he didn't like, and Trump later made the same claim you just did. Trump was lying. I don't know if you are lying, or just ignorant of the facts.
Wrong, moron. The CIA said Iraq had WMDs.
 
The only ones who are trying to make another countries problems our problems, are the ones trying to use this NOTHINGBURGER to embarrass Trump..... DemonRATS, and NeverTrumpers!

Or he can use the Obomanations excuse...It is above my paygrade!

Yup and how is Trump supposed to know who killed that idiot??

It happened in SA. Its their problem. Not ours. Let them deal with it we sure don't have to.

It happened in Turkey, in the Saudi Consulate.

Donald Trump is consorting with a murderer. Kushner and Trump are complicit by defending Mohammed Bin Salman.
Putin's a murderer. Chavez was a murderer. Maduro is a murderer. The Castros are murderers. The rulers in Iran are murderers.

Obama dealt with all of them.
 
Senators have had enough of Donald Trump's disgraceful conduct in defending Mohammed Bin Salman for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

Donald Trump is giving the appearance of a Saudi stooge, a man owned by the Saudis and in their pocket.

The grifter Donald Trump and his grifter son-in-law Jared Kushner are profiting from the murder of Jamal Khashoggi by defending the indefensible Mohammed Bin Salman who ordered the murder and butchery.

The Saudis have lied from day one of the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi.

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing

Senators demand Trump say whether Saudi prince ordered Khashoggi killing
By BURGESS EVERETT 11/20/2018 08:11 PM EST

The bipartisan leadership of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is demanding a definitive determination from President Donald Trump about whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

In a letter to Trump, the panel’s chairman, Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), and ranking member, Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), specifically asked on Tuesday whether the administration believed that bin Salman was involved in the murder of Khashoggi, who wrote for The Washington Post and was killed in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, last month. Trump gave no ruling on bin Salman’s involvement in a statement earlier Tuesday that largely sided with Saudi Arabia, declaring that “maybe he did and maybe he didn’t!”
But under the Magnitsky Act, Trump can be required to make a determination about human rights violations by global leaders. The law requires the president to do so within 120 days of the committee’s request, as well as apply any sanctions. Corker and Menendez made their first request on Oct. 10, without specifically asking about bin Salman.

“In light of recent developments, including the Saudi government’s acknowledgment that Saudi officials killed Mr. Khashoggi in its Istanbul consulate, we request that your determination specifically address whether Crown Prince Mohamed [sic] bin Salman is responsible for Mr. Khashoggi’s murder,” the senators said in the letter.
Donald Trump.

FOREIGN POLICY
Trump defiantly refuses to condemn Saudi crown prince for Khashoggi's death
By GABBY ORR

Corker, who is retiring, threw additional jabs at the Trump administration on Twitter. He said Congress would “consider all of the tools at our disposal” moving forward. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) plans to try to block arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

“I never thought I’d see the day a White House would moonlight as a public relations firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,” Corker said on Twitter.

Corker and Menendez’s first sanctions inquiry citing the Magnitsky Act ultimately resulted in the administration’s sanctioning 17 Saudi Arabian officials following Khashoggi’s death. ...
Scumbag politicians believe they have the authority to order the President what to say? that's a new low in political presumption.

Donald Trump's foreign owners have priority over US senators?

If there is one thing that pisses off foreign politicians, it's the fact that Trump doesn't do what they want him to do, like sign the Paris climate accord, and the rest of their non-stop foolishness.
 
Years ago Dictator Don swore he saw Saudi Nationals cheering 9/11 killings, now hes jumping around celebrating American journalism deaths with these terrorists.
 
Years ago Dictator Don swore he saw Saudi Nationals cheering 9/11 killings, now hes jumping around celebrating American journalism deaths with these terrorists.
Did you join this forum just so you can occasionally spew one of your idiocies?
 
The CIA says the Prince ordered it...

...of course the CIA also briefed Congress that the Russian-authored Dossier was 'legitimate Intel' and claimed, at 1st, they never spied on Americans, US Senators....

:p

They swore Iraq was filled to the brim with chemical weapons and didn't know the Berlin wall was coming down until they saw it on CNN.

No. The CIA didn't say Iraq had WMD. Bush did that. They said Sadam once had WMDs but they had no idea if that program had been restarted, and any evidence they had about a link between Sadam and AlQaeda was unreliable. Bush ignored the parts he didn't like, and Trump later made the same claim you just did. Trump was lying. I don't know if you are lying, or just ignorant of the facts.
Wrong, moron. The CIA said Iraq had WMDs.

No, really, George W. Bush lied about WMDs
  • In October 2002, Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a "massive stockpile" of biological weapons. But as CIA Director George Tenet noted in early 2004, the CIA had informed policymakers it had "no specific information on the types or quantities of weapons agent or stockpiles at Baghdad's disposal." The "massive stockpile" was just literally made up.
  • In December 2002, Bush declared, "We do not know whether or not [Iraq] has a nuclear weapon." That was not what the National Intelligence Estimate said. As Tenet would later testify, "We said that Saddam did not have a nuclear weapon and probably would have been unable to make one until 2007 to 2009." Bush did know whether or not Iraq had a nuclear weapon — and lied and said he didn’t know to hype the threat.
  • On CNN in September 2002, Condoleezza Rice claimed that aluminum tubes purchased by Iraq were "only really suited for nuclear weapons programs." This was precisely the opposite of what nuclear experts at the Energy Department were saying; they argue that not only was it very possible the tubes were for nonnuclear purposes but that it was very likely they were too. Even more dire assessments about the tubes from other agencies were exaggerated by administration officials — and in any case, the claim that they’re "only really suited" for nuclear weapons is just false.
  • On numerous occasions, Dick Cheney cited a report that 9/11 conspirator Mohammed Atta had met in Prague with an Iraqi intelligence officer. He said this after the CIA and FBI concluded that this meeting never took place.
  • More generally on the question of Iraq and al-Qaeda, on September 18, 2001, Rice received a memo summarizing intelligence on the relationship, which concluded there was little evidence of links. Nonetheless Bush continued to claim that Hussein was "a threat because he’s dealing with al-Qaeda" more than a year later.
  • In August 2002, Dick Cheney declared, "Simply stated, there's no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction." But as Corn notes, at that time there was "no confirmed intelligence at this point establishing that Saddam had revived a major WMD operation." Gen. Anthony Zinni, who had heard the same intelligence and attended Cheney’s speech, would later say in a documentary, "It was a total shock. I couldn't believe the vice president was saying this, you know? In doing work with the CIA on Iraq WMD, through all the briefings I heard at Langley, I never saw one piece of credible evidence that there was an ongoing program."
 
The CIA says the Prince ordered it...

...of course the CIA also briefed Congress that the Russian-authored Dossier was 'legitimate Intel' and claimed, at 1st, they never spied on Americans, US Senators....

:p

They swore Iraq was filled to the brim with chemical weapons and didn't know the Berlin wall was coming down until they saw it on CNN.

No. The CIA didn't say Iraq had WMD. Bush did that. They said Sadam once had WMDs but they had no idea if that program had been restarted, and any evidence they had about a link between Sadam and AlQaeda was unreliable. Bush ignored the parts he didn't like, and Trump later made the same claim you just did. Trump was lying. I don't know if you are lying, or just ignorant of the facts.
Wrong, moron. The CIA said Iraq had WMDs.

No, really, George W. Bush lied about WMDs
  • In October 2002, Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a "massive stockpile" of biological weapons. But as CIA Director George Tenet noted in early 2004, the CIA had informed policymakers it had "no specific information on the types or quantities of weapons agent or stockpiles at Baghdad's disposal." The "massive stockpile" was just literally made up.
  • In December 2002, Bush declared, "We do not know whether or not [Iraq] has a nuclear weapon." That was not what the National Intelligence Estimate said. As Tenet would later testify, "We said that Saddam did not have a nuclear weapon and probably would have been unable to make one until 2007 to 2009." Bush did know whether or not Iraq had a nuclear weapon — and lied and said he didn’t know to hype the threat.
  • On CNN in September 2002, Condoleezza Rice claimed that aluminum tubes purchased by Iraq were "only really suited for nuclear weapons programs." This was precisely the opposite of what nuclear experts at the Energy Department were saying; they argue that not only was it very possible the tubes were for nonnuclear purposes but that it was very likely they were too. Even more dire assessments about the tubes from other agencies were exaggerated by administration officials — and in any case, the claim that they’re "only really suited" for nuclear weapons is just false.
  • On numerous occasions, Dick Cheney cited a report that 9/11 conspirator Mohammed Atta had met in Prague with an Iraqi intelligence officer. He said this after the CIA and FBI concluded that this meeting never took place.
  • More generally on the question of Iraq and al-Qaeda, on September 18, 2001, Rice received a memo summarizing intelligence on the relationship, which concluded there was little evidence of links. Nonetheless Bush continued to claim that Hussein was "a threat because he’s dealing with al-Qaeda" more than a year later.
  • In August 2002, Dick Cheney declared, "Simply stated, there's no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction." But as Corn notes, at that time there was "no confirmed intelligence at this point establishing that Saddam had revived a major WMD operation." Gen. Anthony Zinni, who had heard the same intelligence and attended Cheney’s speech, would later say in a documentary, "It was a total shock. I couldn't believe the vice president was saying this, you know? In doing work with the CIA on Iraq WMD, through all the briefings I heard at Langley, I never saw one piece of credible evidence that there was an ongoing program."

Actually......whoever wrote the Intel Community Report (ICR) declaring Iraq had WMD was supposedly wrong.

TECHNICALLY Bush and the report was CORRECT. Mortar warheads filled with Chemical weapons - munitions that had been reported to the UN as having already been destroyed - were found.

Was that enough to invade? No....but what idiot is going to believe that Hussein only lied about a few mortar rounds, that we could let that little lie go and believe the Butcher of Baghdad when he said he destroyed all of the rest? Still - not enough.

In my professional opinion as a military vet of 30 years, I believe Hussein kept publicly declaring he had WMD and posturing to keep making Iran think he had them - a military bluff, one he carried out too far, one that was used as an excuse to invade.

Liberals LOVE to completely skip over their own politicians' and leaders' part in the invasion, though. Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, and on and on stepped up to give speeches about how the US HAD TO INVADE, REGIME CHANGE WAS MANDATORY, blah, blah, blah.... Snowflakes quickly rush to say they were DUPED, conned by lies / bad Intel....yeah, and Hillary was too stupid to know she was breaking the law when she used Bleach Bit on her server to try to erase thousands of official subpoenaed documents.... :p Perhaps Democrats should not rush to war so quickly in the future, even when one of their own leads them into war.

Snowflakes also rush to claim that their overwhelming votes to give Bush the power / authority to take the country to war was not what they MEANT to happen when they voted to do so. Bwuhahaha.... What the hell did they think was going to happen when they gave speech after speech about how Hussein needed to be disarmed and we needed to invade to affect a regime change then voted to give Bush the authority to do so?!

Moral Argument:
JFK declared the US would stand with anyone, bear any burden, pay any price to stand with those who want and are willing to fight for freedom....You can't deny that was the people of Iraq. The US went to war over 'WMD', but the people of Iraq were oppressed and wanted freedom. Morally, you could easily apply JFK's words to Iraq....but was it the right thing to do?

IMO, going into Iraq was a mistake - should never have happened for several reasons.

Like it or not, though, Bush joined the long list of Presidents who stuck the US' long nose into other nations' business - a list that includes Barak Obama - overthrowing dictators and interfering in other nations' elections and governance.
 
Assuming his CIA is correct this is a tough position to be in. That said, if the CIA did kill anyone diring Obama's years I'd be more surprised than if they did.

So what should Trump do? Publically donounce the killing and break some trade deal after calling Saudi Arabia behind the scenes and explaining why he has to do something but doesn't want to ruin the relationship.

We can't exactly nuke them over this.

We don't have to. Just cut off the supply of weapons until they have removed the perpetrators from any position of power.
Are you suggesting that the Saudi royal family be removed from power to satisfy leftists?

It's not going to happen.
 

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