Posted on Oct 18, 2018
Saudi suspect in Khashoggi disappearance reportedly dies in car accident - pro-gov't Yeni Şafak |...
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Not Saying Accidents don't Happen but this One Sure is Convenient. Call it the History Freak in Me but this is Resounding in My Brain "Will No One Rid Me of this Meddlesome Priest".
Saudi suspect in Khashoggi disappearance reportedly dies in car accident - pro-gov't Yeni Şafak |...
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Sounds like he met up with a case of Clinton type Arkanacide...potential leak so he mysteriously has a heart attack, dies in a car accident, cow falls on him while drinking milk...pick your poison
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I'm surprised the Saudi recalled Istanbul consul-general hasn't disappeared yet.
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Patricia Overmeyer
SrA John Monette - Well since Pompeo says we need to give the Saudis more time to investigate this, I'm thinking he's on the list of "investigation" by the Saudis.
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Patricia Overmeyer
SrA John Monette - They are going to find more accidents...like he accidentally ran through a stop sign and was hit with a speeding bullet. Or he ate something that just didn't agree with his delicate condition of human being. Or he accidentally walked past a person who was swinging a machete and his head was half severed. Actually, I think they need to rewatch Breaking Bad for better accidents...like running through the house, tripping and hitting your head on a armoire.
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Patricia Overmeyer
SrA John Monette - That might work, but it needs to involve machetes, swords or speeding bullets. They just don't seem to be into quiet accidents...although it looks like we know who is going to take the fall for it:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/18/world/middleeast/jamal-khashoggi-killing-saudi-arabia.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/18/world/middleeast/jamal-khashoggi-killing-saudi-arabia.html
Saudi Arabia Weighs Blaming Intelligence Official for Khashoggi Killing
Saudi rulers are considering blaming Gen. Ahmed al-Assiri, a deputy intelligence director who is close to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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