>>3522768 (lb)

Possible a cover-up by the Turkish authorities:

via: www.businessinsider.de/experts-doubt-reports-that-jamal-khashoggis-apple-watch-recorded-his-death-2018-10

"Some have speculated that the Apple Watch angle is a cover story meant to mask the Turkish government's true means of obtaining information about Khashoggi."

Wouldn't give much credence to reports of him leaving – too easy to defuse this fucked up situation by simply showing proof he's still alive … which the Saudis didn't.

Instead they keep floating trial balloons of whom to blame for the "unintended escalation". UN by now even considering to remove diplomatic immunity for those involved (which would be a big thing).

For now, I'm waiting for more of those possibly involved to turn up dead in a short timespan.

>>3523061

>like SA doesn't infringe on human rights all the damn time

That's exactly one of the points – who needs enemies with "friends" like this.

"Light saves Humanity?"

To me, they are useless, lying parasites who wouldn't even have gotten their oil out of the ground if we (and others) hadn't shown them (much less speaking about their honesty in their own religion/rules).

Now they whoring around with their riches (slave trade, terrorism etc) as if they could do so with impunity.

Also, the territory of any embassy belongs to the host state, meaning the Turks have a right to investigate, if the Saudis agree and they have (partially). Further, Khashoggi had US-citizenship as far as I'm informed.

>>3523050

This is a story from two weeks ago … How is it Notable with the Saudis now ready to blame one of their Generals, and all other recent developments, which all fail to corroborate this extradition idea?

>>3523281