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Paul Jay – Why Did Turkey Go Public With Murder Accusation Against Saudis Royals?

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The British intelligence knew the Saudis were going to murder Khahiggi and did not warn him. The Saudis thought they would get away with it and probably knew it was being recorded but Erdogan surprised them.Both Col. Wilson Pilkington and Paul Jay mention how the Saudis may have been behind 9/11 and that Bush and Cheney probably knew of the attacks in advance.So, why is Lindsey Graham, a war hawk and a spokesmen for the military-Industrial-Congress, speaking out about this, well, probably because it's taking attention and resources away from the war Washington wants with Iran. The US. seems to want to get MBS and his government out of power.  [embedded content]

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The British intelligence knew the Saudis were going to murder Khahiggi and did not warn him. The Saudis thought they would get away with it and probably knew it was being recorded but Erdogan surprised them.

Both Col. Wilson Pilkington and Paul Jay mention how the Saudis may have been behind 9/11 and that Bush and Cheney probably knew of the attacks in advance.

So, why is Lindsey Graham, a war hawk and a spokesmen for the military-Industrial-Congress, speaking out about this, well, probably because it's taking attention and resources away from the war Washington wants with Iran. The US. seems to want to get MBS and his government out of power. 



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