Instigated by a petition from designated terrorist group CAIR, the street in front of the Saudi Embassy in Washington DC has been renamed after the Muslim Brotherhood operative posing as Washington Post quasi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, who was allegedly murdered at the Saudi Embassy in Istanbul.
The Saudis already hate Joe Biden. I’d love to be a fly on the wall when Biden meets the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (as he is scheduled to do in the near future). Biden accuses bin Salman of ordering the murder of Khashoggi, although it has never been proven that he did.
What the mainstream media, falling all over themselves to embrace this outpouring of support for Khashoggi, will never tell you about him.
In high school, Jamal Khashoggi had a good friend. His name was Osama bin Laden.“We were hoping to establish an Islamic state anywhere,” Khashoggi reminisced about their time together in the Muslim Brotherhood. “We believed that the first one would lead to another, and that would have a domino effect which could reverse the history of mankind.”
Frontpage Magazine by Daniel Greenfield The friendship endured with Jamal Khashoggi following Osama bin Laden to Afghanistan. Khashoggi credited Adel Batterjee, listed at one time as one of “the world’s foremost terrorist financiers” by the Treasury Department, with bringing him to Afghanistan to report on the fighting.
The media calls Khashoggi a journalist, but his writings from 80s Afghanistan read as Jihadist propaganda with titles like, “Arab Mujahadeen in Afghanistan II: Exemplifies the Unity of Islamic Ummah”.
And when Osama bin Laden set up Al Qaeda, he called Khashoggi with the details. After Afghanistan, Jamal Khashoggi went to work as a media adviser for former Saudi intel boss, Prince Turki bin Faisal, alleged to have links to Al Qaeda. Those allegations came from, among others, Zacarias Moussaoui, the alleged twentiethhijacker.
When the other 19 hijackers perpetrated the attacks of September 11, Khashoggi wrote that the Saudis would not “give in” to American “demands” for “unconditional condemnation” and “total cooperation”.
The real Khashoggi was a cynical and manipulative apologist for Islamic terrorism, not the mythical martyred dissident whose disappearance the media has spent the worst part of a week raving about.
Jamal Khashoggi was NOT a moderate. Some describe him as the leader of the Saudi Muslim Brotherhood. The Islamic extremist network admires Hitler and seeks to impose Islamic law around the world. Nor was he a supporter of freedom of the press. In one of his Al Jazeera appearances, he complained that the Saudi government was allowing some journalists to report positively on Israel.
His final project, DAWN or Democracy for the Arab World Now was meant to aid Islamic extremists. According to Azzam Al-Tamimi, an old Muslim Brotherhood ally aiding Jamal, “The Muslim Brothers and extremists were the biggest victims of the foiled Arab spring.” Al-Tamimi has endorsed suicide bombings.
But unlike Osama bin Laden, Khashoggi did not use the Muslim Brotherhood as a gateway drug to the pure and uncut violence of Al Qaeda or ISIS. He was still betting on a political takeover. As he recently put it, “Democracy and political Islam go together.”
Khashoggi went on making the case for the Islamic state of the Muslim Brotherhood, even as the Saudis decided that the Brotherhood had become too dangerous.
Like his old friend, Jamal Khashoggi went into exile in a friendly Islamic country. Osama bin Laden found refuge in Pakistan and Khashoggi ended up in Turkey. Living in Turkey put Khashoggi at the intersection of the Turkish-Qatari backers of the Brotherhood and the Western media.
His disappearance has touched off fury and anger from the Islamist regime that harbored him. And it has also set off an unprecedented firestorm of rage and grief by the American media which adored him. Media spin describes Khashoggi as a dissident. And he certainly was that. But so was Osama bin Laden.
What Khashoggi was NOT, was a moderate. No more so than the Muslim Brotherhood. He wasn’t a proponent of human rights, but of Islamic rule. He could be found on Al Jazeera, Qatar’s Jihadist propaganda network, bemoaning Saudi opposition to the Brotherhood and its friendliness to Israel.
“Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman should get rid of his complex against the Muslim Brotherhood and stop treating them as the enemy or a threat to Saudi Arabia,” Khashoggi complained, and urged the Saudis to fight Israel instead.
There was a reason why Jamal Khashoggi felt so comfortable in Turkey, while actual journalists in the country were terrified of being locked up, tortured and disappeared. If that was the fate that befell Khashoggi, it was a commonplace one in Turkey. And it may have been carried out by his own Turkish allies who decided that their Saudi subversive had more value as a false flag martyr than a house guest.
If there’s one thing I agree with muslims with. It’s that cowards and traitors deserve no respect.
Worshiping the Muslim Brotherhood is always a great idea lol.
If anyone wonders whose side the blowhards in the traitorous mainstream media is on, it’s definitely not America’s.
Jamal was nothing more than a snake in a long white dress.
Very good post, BNI.
Legacy Media still has not caught on. And too many people are still unaware of the threat this Kashoggi guy posed to the modern world.
The Obama-Biden regime has given Saudi Arabia every reason to not give America one drop of their oil. Or, charge an EXCESSIVE amount.
I hope Saudi Arabia will show US TRAITOR Biden nothing but disrespect and contempt. Saudi Arabia is well aware that the US regime are TRAITORS to their own people.
No one respects traitors.
The Anti-America Obama-Biden Regime of Traitors shut down the XL pipeline and other pipelines. And many other nefarious things to destroy America.