We’re Sorry About Mr. Khashoggi’s Death, But He’s An Extremist

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It isn’t surprising that The Washington Post published Jamal Khashoggi’s anti-Trump, anti-Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salmon articles, nor is it surprising that they hired him knowing he’s an Islamist, an active Muslim Brotherhood member.

The media is portraying him as a renowned journalist, but he was actually a rich Islamist who wanted to turn the world to a strict form of Islam. He mostly left journalism behind.

In the 1970s he joined the Muslim Brotherhood, which exists to rid the Islamic world of western influence.

He was a political Islamist until the end, recently praising the Muslim Brotherhood in the Washington Post.

He was open about wanting to see a Muslim Brotherhood arc throughout the Middle East. His recurring plea to bin Salman in his columns was to embrace not western-style democracy, but the rise of political Islam which the Arab Spring had inadvertently given rise to. For Khashoggi, secularism was the enemy.

Khashoggi was associated with bin Laden until 9/11. Then he was too hot.He had befriended Osama bin Laden in the 1980s and 1990s in Afghanistan and Sudan while championing his jihad against the Soviets in dispatches.

Khashoggi liked to talk of a democratic Caliphate, i.e., you vote your oppressors into office. He also wanted Islam to take over the world.

“We were hoping to establish an Islamic state anywhere,” said Jamal Khashoggi, a friend of bin Laden’s who joined the Brotherhood at about the same time. “We believed that the first one would lead to another, and that would have a domino effect which could reverse the history of mankind.”

When bin Laden became violent, Khashoggi went with the Brotherhood, a more subtly insidious group, but he was sad when bin Laden was killed.

He remained a terrorist apologist and supporter to the end.


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marty lopez
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marty lopez
5 years ago

An extremist killed outside of the US, or any US jurisdiction. This is an internal affair of the Saudi government and no business of the US.

BL@KBIRD
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BL@KBIRD
5 years ago

Garbage killed by garbage.

Defeat_Liberalism
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Defeat_Liberalism
5 years ago

This is a setup by the enemies of the Crown Prince to blame the Prince. I’ve felt that since the story broke.

George Suchko
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George Suchko
5 years ago

As Paul Harvey would say: “…and now, you know the rest of the story”.

Greg
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Greg
5 years ago

There’s a connection that is… interesting. The top floor of the Mandalay Bay held a Saudi delegation at the time of the shooting. Shortly after that bin Salman began cleaning house of corruption in Saudi Arabia and relieved them of their wealth. Some have suggested a connection. Radical Islamists claimed credit on a number of occasions. If someone on that top floor was involved they easily could have avoided detection by returning to their suites and no one would be the wiser.