Galloway: First Cut Won't be The Deepest - Deeper Wounds Are Yet to Come in The Killing of Khashoggi
As I predicted, despite the Clinton family's own exposure to Saudi largesse, the Democrats and their vast media hinterland have adopted the killing of Khashoggi as their new casus belli displacing their running-out-of-steam 'Russiagate' narrative (in fact the people who filled the American airwaves with Russophobic hatred for the last two years are now throwing their hands up in horror at Trump - Putin's puppet, remember - declaring a new nuclear arms race, against Russia).
We met the then Saudi king and most of the important princes; Sir Francis was a master at work. He never apologized but boy, did he lay it on thick. It worked and the dirty business of milking the old fools in power in Riyadh was resumed.
Of course, British profits were even then a mere fraction of the American bounty, a gap which has only grown larger over the next thirty years. And different too, no longer just guns but butter, technology, media, movies, leisure (who knew Disneyland was a Saudi-playpark) and tourism.
Literally thousands of Western media outfits and their hirelings have been corrupted by Saudi gold. Think-tanks, 'institutes' of all kinds, even Britain's natural history museum, have been revealed to be on the take from the House of Saud. It was the latter's bad luck that when the music stopped with the murder of a Washington Post columnist and the dismemberment of his body, the very same night the Saudi Embassy was holding a soiree in one of their august halls.
The irony of the Creationist Kingdom sipping mocktails in the house that Charles Darwin built wasn't missed by many. Newspapers and magazines, which had grown fat on overt and covert Saudi sponsorship, advertising revenues and sweetheart arrangements, are now shocked! Shocked! in the manner of the corrupt Vichy police chief on 'discovering' there was gambling going on at Humphrey Bogart's Rick's Café in the movie Casablanca.
https://www.sott.net/article/399020-Galloway-First-Cut-Wont-be-The-Deepest-Deeper-Wounds-Are-Yet-to-Come-in-The-Killing-of-Khashoggi