Sen. Marco Rubio says Saudi Crown prince has gone '"full gangster'"
Yahoo News Video Yahoo News Video March 7, 2019 Ret. Gen. John Abizaid, President Trump's nominee to be ambassador to Saudi Arabia, defended the U.S.-Saudi relationship on Wednesday as lawmakers accused the kingdom of a litany of misdeeds and criticized it's crown prince for going "full gangster."
Problem is it looks like Marco is trying desperately to take the place of the late John McCain savior of the rinos, hero of the hard left and card carrying member of the banda de los Ocho (gang of eight).
Is Rubio just in the Senate for the money, power, and prestige or is he basically a cabal player like his ISIS loving former buddy John McCain Was? Hard to tell.
To begin with if you know anything at all about Jamal Cash Hoagie you know he was MB,Muslim Brotherhood,a bad news cgroup that under obama infiltrated the entire US govt. and military while bozos like rubio s sat by and watched. Cash HOagie has been MB forever and there are photos of him with his buddy OBL to cement that fact. Also he has a long ranging intel career that had to have got the notice of the CIA who most likely either tapped him or never stopped watching him due to his tremendous access in Saudi Arabia intel years ago. Did that access ever end we don't know.
His "career" as a "journalist" would have been the perfect cover for a cia/saudi intel character as well.
ON the day of his death at the Saudi embassy in Turkey why did he go alone into what has been portrayed by the left winged media as a sure fire ambush? This guy knows the Saudis inside out and knows what happens when you talk bad about the leaders. It's no secret. So why is he going to the Saudi embassy in a foreign country unescorted by security which he could easily have had?His excuse he needed documents for his upcoming marriage is bunk that's why they have Fed Ex.
The most likely answer is he thought he was dealing with like minded people who also hated MBS and also wanted to take him out. He got a big surprise and admittedly things got out of hand and he wound up losing it all.Also, not that out of character for those who openly blast the kingdom and then seek their benefits. Doesn't work that way anymore or ever for that matter.
Is the kingdom the US? Hardly,but are they helping us and Israel in a really big way that is totally ignored by idiots like Rubio,yes, yes in so many ways.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/the-380-billion-clue/
We see here that billions have been given to Israel to create weapons that will stem the flow of terrorism in the region.
Also the Saudis will now take the lead in fighting terrorism.
Even as the president pledged to work alongside Middle Eastern nations, he put the onus for combatting terrorism on the region. Bellowing into the microphone, he implored Muslim leaders to aggressively fight extremists: "Drive them out of your places of worship. Drive them out of your communities." https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/21/donald-trump-rally-muslim-leaders-battle-good-evil-saudi-speech/
That's just a little bit of what is happening as well from India to Israel deals are being made courtesy of MBS to unite country after country to fight Islamic and CIA terrorism whenever it rears it ugly head.
Maybe Marco should find out what really goes on in the middle east.
The anti-MBS movement is still being promoted by the disaffected princes and Saudi Islamic fundamentalists who don't agree with his reforms.
MBS is an unsavory character, but it is like picking out the good and bad guys in Mafia families. Khashoggi was bumped off because "business is business." He was not an American or even a green card holder. MBS saw him as a threat to his survival. Killing him in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul sent a message to the princes and mullahs that opposing him could be dangerous to one's health no matter where you are.
Our relationship with the Saudis is more important than some familial feud. If we used the criterion that we won't deal with regimes that kill or jail the opposition, then we would be left with a handful of countries. It's a jungle out there.