"The news that
Khashoggi's" disfigured parts of his face and body "have been found
in the garden of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul ,
is the end of recess for Western collaborators of the tyrannical Arab dictatorship.
After Khashoggi himself, the
main loser of Istanbul 's most disgusting murder
is US
President Donald Trump - as I predicted here weeks ago. Her statement that
Saudi coverage was "credible" has caused mockery from the rest of the
world by her "Lady MacBeth" side, and ridiculed her. The
behavior of his own "Crown Prince" - his son-in-law Jared Kushner -
was more venal than worthy of a comic opera.
As I predicted, although the
Clinton family largely benefited from the Saudi largesse, the Democrats and their
vast media support made the assassination of Khashoggi their new casus belli,
in place of the "Russiagate" in loss of speed (in fact the same
people who, over the last two years, have flooded the US airwaves with
russophobic hate raised their hands to the sky, horrified, when Trump - Putin's
puppet, remember - announced a nuclear arms race against Russia).
From Uber to Facebook, from JP
Morgan to Virgin, dozens of companies and personalities have given up going to
"desert Davos" and the kingdom "is in crisis" as the Saudi
energy minister has just publicly acknowledged.
All of this is self-evident and
one can easily predict the end of the brutal and brutal reign of the Saudi
Caligula that killed thousands of people in Yemen ,
Syria , and even Saudi Arabia .
In the West, it's like suddenly
turning on the light and seeing the cockroaches running at full
speed. Nowhere is this show as abject as in the United Kingdom .
In the 1980s, I was sent on a
parliamentary mission to Saudi Arabia, under the leadership of Sir Francis Pym,
who was later named Lord, a great Tory who was Foreign Minister of Great
Britain, before this function does not deteriorate due to the mediocrity and
obvious lack of class of its occupants. There were tensions between the
British and the Saudis who were threatening to disrupt the highly lucrative and
treacherous arms deal of Al Yamamamah.
"Ointment, my dear,
ointment," that's our mission, Sir Francis told me. We must cover
them with ointment. "There is no question of apologizing .... I
will not apologize, "he added (I repeat, at the time, it was the high
class), to coat them with a good layer of ointment, this is our roadmap.
We met the Saudi king of the
day and most important princes; Sir Francis was a master in his
part. He never apologized, but he gave them a lot, a lot of
ointment. It worked, and the dirty business of milking the old idiots in
power in Riyadh
has resumed.
Of course, the British profits
were not comparable to the loot of the United States , and the difference
between the two has only increased for the next thirty years. The other
difference is that now it's not just rifles, but butter, technology, media,
movies, hobbies (who knew Disneyland was a
Saudi playground?) And tourism.
In reality, thousands of
Western media and their little hands have been corrupted by Saudi
gold. All kinds of think-tanks, "institutes," and even the
Natural History Museum of Britain, received money from the House of
Saud. The bad luck was that the very night the music stopped with the
murder of a Washington
Post columnist and the dismemberment of his body, the Saudi Embassy organized
an evening in one of the august halls of this museum. .
The irony that the Creationist Kingdom ** chose to sip alcoholic
cocktails in the house that Charles Darwin built, has not escaped the attention
of many. Newspapers and magazines that had been fattening openly and
secretly thanks to Saudi sponsorship, with advertising revenues and other
arrangements between friends are now shocked! Shocked! Like the corrupt
Vichy police chief who "discovers"
that there are gaming tables at Humphrey Bogart's Rick's Café in the film
"Casablanca ".
Nobody returned his jacket as
quickly as the head of public relations of the Saudi Crown Prince in the West,
Thomas Friedman of the New York Times.
When appearing with CNN's
Christiane Amanpour, Friedman seemed on the verge of a nervous
breakdown. Having wasted tens of thousands of words for a criminal like
Mohammed bin Salman! You must not regret Tom, you were well paid for the
whole time it lasted!
As Oscar Wilde put it about the
deathbed scene in Charles Dickens' "Little Nell" - "it would
take a heart of stone not to laugh. "
But the most devastating has
been corruption in the political class itself, and we will soon hear about it.
When Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn
tabled a motion earlier in the year to stop British arms sales to Saudi Arabia
pending an investigation into the use of these weapons in the bloody war
against Yemen, the The motion could very well have passed if more than 100
Labor deputies from his own camp had not been guilty of treason. Gay Labor
MPs have joined the camp of those who throw gays from the
buildings. Feminist Labor MPs have joined the ranks of those who do not
recognize women's rights. All these democrats supported the desert absence
of freedom and democracy. I did not understand and wondered about the
extent of Saudi support among Labor MPs.
Because this story has not
finished making waves.
For now, the "Guardians of
the Two Holy Mosques", to give the Saudi kings their title on Friday ***,
are busy erasing the face of Jamal Khashoggi, a man who may have slightly
criticized Saudi politics, but who supported the Saudi-backed army of
head-cutters in Syria until the very moment his own head was torn from his
shoulder. This man who wrote a Washington
Post editorial entitled "It's time to divide Syria "
was itself divided into several parts by the instigators of the failed division
of Syria .
Even Shakespeare could not have
written such a story.
George Galloway has been a
member of the British Parliament for almost 30 years. He hosts TV and
radio programs (including RT). He is a filmmaker, writer and a renowned
speaker.
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