[shelterguy]

Jared Kushner gave permission to Saudi ruler Mohammad bin Salman to arrest Jamal Khashoggi
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So a private citizen from the USA gave the leader of another country permission to arrest someone?

Sure,if you say so.

[RummyChick]

He isn’t an average private citizen. He is a cut-out for the President. All Presidents use them.

There is probably some truth to this story. For example, the phone call could have been a heads up to the person who has frequently acted as the go between. Heads of State give other Heads of State notice and also sometimes tacit permission...as in we won’t object and go to war with you over it..etc.

How far it goes from there is something Schiff will seize on to find out.

[odawg]

And why would he need permission and if so, is there a difference between arresting and murdering someone?

Just wait until the democrats find out that volcanic heat is melting the ice at the South Pole. Another impeachment article against Trump.

[a fool in paradise]

and the head of state of another country intercepted that call and blackmailed the president into removing troops but someone else intercepted the details and calls himself a whistle blower.

He's blowing smoke up a reporter's lower orifice.

[silverleaf]

Yes, the president’s son in law gave a Saudi Royal “ permission” to arrest a subversive Saudi citizen

In Turkey no less

Because....Trump wanted to build condos in Saudi, or a pipeline or...something,.,

Follow the logic

[piasa]

What they are really doing is undermining the Saudi King by saying he needed an American Jew’s permission.

Does bin Talal the opponent of the current King own a share in the Spectator?

[a little elbow grease]

So a private citizen from the USA gave the leader of another country permission to arrest someone?

Sure,if you say so.

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lol