What Should the US do if We Learn Saudi Journalist Kashoggi was Murdered by the Saudi Government?

I say we ask them to be thrown off u.n human rights council where they should never been allowed in first place. And yes the Bush and Obama admins let them get away with murdering 3000 plus civilians on 9/11 When we should have dropped a tactical nuke on made a and a strategic nuke off their coast to let them know they poking the wrong bear instead we hit Afghanistan which all that did was make it easier for heroin to make it to our streets.

the Trump Administration has dropped many hints that we are not going to do a damn thing, because the Saudi's are just too important.

funny that Trump is under investigation for Russia ties, but how many Presidents have been in bed with the Saudi's over the last 60 years? all of them, probably.. there is something that goes deep there.

funny that Trump is under investigation for Russia ties, but how many Presidents have been in bed with the Saudi's over the last 60 years? all of them, probably.. there is something that goes deep there. Originally Posted by Chung Tran

70 years of the New York Times describing Saudi Royals as "reformers": http://www.jadaliyya.com/Details/347...Leading-Reform

A Saudi was killed on Saudi soil. Who the fuck are we to say ANYTHING about it?

A Saudi was killed on Saudi soil. Who the fuck are we to say ANYTHING about it? Originally Posted by corona

Bingo!! Why we gotta stick our noses in other countries business?

The whole issue is because he was a Washington Post reporter , the middle east is a very dangerous place peole go "missing' all the time. The liberal media trying to make it a trumper issue.

Bingo!! Why we gotta stick our noses in other countries business? Originally Posted by mrredcat43

This guy wasn't killed on Saudi soil. He was murdered in Turkey.

This guy wasn't killed on Saudi soil. He was murdered in Turkey. Originally Posted by hangryhip

Where in Turkey? Not on Saudi Arabia's little slice of sovereign soil there?

Where in Turkey? Not on Saudi Arabia's little slice of sovereign soil there? Originally Posted by Crock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomatic_mission
http://integrity-legal.com/legal-blo...erritoriality/
on integrity-legal.com: "There is a common misconception that Embassies and Consulates have extraterritoriality. As anecdotal evidence of this misconception, people will often say things like, 'the US Embassy sits upon United States soil.' For the most part, this is not the case as extraterritoriality is not conferred upon an Embassy or Consulate, but in some situations extraterritoriality may be created by Treaty".