Jamal Khashoggi and 9/11
NOVANEWS
Is it good for American business to sanction the extreme violence of a religious establishment that helped facilitate 9/11 but wrong to seek justice for slain journalist who risked life to challenge those who perpetrated the worst crime in U.S. history?
by George Cassidy Payne
President Trump steadfastly denies that there is a smoking gun in the Khashoggi murder, and he refuses to listen to the recording of him being tortured.
But even if the president were confronted with incontrovertible evidence implicating the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, he has stated that he will not abandon the U.S.’s partnership with The House of Saud. “America first,” he has declared, as if doing business with Saudi Arabia is equivalent to eating apple pie at a baseball game on the fourt...
