Who is Jamal Khashoggi and his father Adnan Khashoggi?

Who is Jamal Khashoggi and his father Adnan Khashoggi?
Saddam Hussein deplored Jamal Khashoggi's uncle as a spying
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 when there was war between Iran and Iraq in 1986 and 1989 ,,
jamal khashoggi was one of taliban diplomats. between 1994 and 2002.



 This is terrorist Jamal Khashoggi.
Of course, Erdogan and his intelligence dirt the brain operation to cover the release of the US priest as the first terrorist Erdogan said he would not let him go as long as Krrodogan alive !!
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🔸 belongs to a family who is in arms and is a resource for all terrorists, whether they are brothers or Salafis in several wars.
🔸 participated in the Afghanistan war and has a long history and tends to the Taliban in all his writings.
🔸 Work as a personal adviser to Bandar bin Sultan for many years.
His sister is the freedom of the Egyptian billionaire (Fayed) Um Dodi who was killed with Diana.
Turkish origin (his grandfather, the first seller of Khawasig "spoons") and from which earned his title.
🔸 I found him Uzbek from the country of Bukhari.
His majesty is a Saudiarian who is close to the tiles before breaking them out for the past year and a half
🔸muleh Ekhonjih remarkably.
His writing is characterized by encouragement and sectarian orientation and has played a prominent role in war against Iraq, Libya and Syria, except that Yemen has always condemned them.
His father Muhammad Khashoggi, the personal doctor of the royal family in Saudi Arabia for quite some time.
The largest 🔸okhuh Adnan Khashoggi of the Middle East's largest gun dealers and directly linked to Bandar Bin Sultan talked about Saddam Hussein, in turn, in an attempt to break Iraq in 1987, based on intelligence reports.
🔸 Death mysteriously (described brutally) in his consulate in Turkey.
Jamal Khashoggi was one of Islamic brotherhood members in the East
Why Jamal is bigger than Palme?

A 60-year-old Jamal Khashoggi was born in Medina in Saudi Arabia and belonged to a large clan with historical roots in Turkey. His uncle Adnan Khashoggi was a major gunman during the Iran-Iraq war. He sold, among other things, advanced missiles from Israel to Iran, a deal that is more famous as the Iranontra scandal. Adnan married an Iranian woman, Shahpari Zangeneh, a niece to Iran's current oil minister.
One can comfortably say that Jamal Khashoggi became best known to the public after his death.
When you go to Jamal Kashoggi you get 67 million hits and it's constantly increasing. Other famous people like Anwar Sadat get just over 3 million hits, Gamal Abdul Nasser gets about 2 million, Mother Teresa gets closer to 1.2 million and King Fahd gets 350,000. The war in Syria receives 5.5 million hits. Our most famous Prime Minister Olof Palme receives 6.4 million hits.
1988 massacre in Iran where 30,000 political prisoners were executed in the prisons of the regime for 4 months in the summer of 1988 after an order from the highest leadership of the priesthood received 2.2 million hits.
What lies behind "Khashoggi's newfound love" or attacks against the Saudi Kingdom or against Donald Trump and his allies.
I would like to stress here that any attempt to use violence to silence political opponents is a battle against human rights and freedoms as a whole. Torture and murder exercised daily in countries such as Iran, Iraq and Turkey to silence dissidents and those who criticize the rulers are terrible and must be condemned. But this does not happen today, at least not in good time, as these power-makers are the western world's trading partner. Multinational and national companies' investments make Western governments often blind to systematic human rights violations that occur in Iran or Turkey, for example.
That is to say, those countries in the Middle East who now demand that the Saudi people be punished or sanctioned because of the killing of Khashoggi are, unfortunately, among the world's worst human rights abuses.
Many journalists and media in the West who today lead the hard criticism of the Saudi people are formerly best friends with the priesthood in Iran. For example, they have used their platforms to blackmail the Iranian opposition and put the brutal face of the Iranian regime. There are many explanations for this but the possibility of signing lucrative trade agreements in the future is one of them.
This and the conflict between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, especially with regard to the Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar and Israel, are important discussions for another time.
But Western diplomats who actively participated in Turkey's analyzes in Khashoggi's case are mostly from "left-wing" but also from EU countries. Those who supported the nuclear agreement between Iran and P5 + 1. Why?
Svt's news analysis invites only experts or journalists who have been active against salafism in Saudi Arabia or who are kindly opposed to the regime in Iran and want "the Saudi people to be sanctioned instead of Iran". Some of them go so far as to claim that "the Khashoggi assassination is an attack on democracy because he fought for it ...". But one thing is safe and that is, their crocodile years are not over Khashoggi's fate.
To highlight the real threat to democracy in Europe, one can only recall the planned bombing of the Iranian regime against the meeting of the democratic opposition in Paris on 30 June.
This summer, an Iranian diplomat in Austria, Assadollah Assadi, planned a bombing at the heart of Europe's democracy in northern Paris. Thousands of thousands of iranians as well as hundreds of delegations from many countries including Rudy Giuliani, and Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi, and a Swedish parliamentary member were the target of the attack. Collaboration between police and authorities in France, Germany and Belgium stopped the planned terrorist attack in Paris that could end in a bloodbath. But this has not gotten a gap in Swedish media, which reported more about kindergarten who found a brass coin in the sandbox!
Looking into the world shows that thousands of journalists are killed or imprisoned each year. But nobody cares about them (except those who are detained on trial to later act as "celebrities" or "experts" like Jason Rezaian, Washington Posts journalist and former prisoner in Iran).
Today's media is power and money. Like all other big companies, the economy has to go around. They may be silent when business goes well, or loud when it goes bad. Mass media can also play a role as extortionist when it wants to achieve a political and economic goal or balance the power of a country.
The EU with its unsuccessful efforts to convince US President Donald Trump to stop sanctions against Iran, which comes into force on the fourth of November, found "Khashoggi" to extort close allies to President Trump. This happens in a sensitive situation in the face of Congressional elections in the United States. The media and politicians who reacted excessively in the United States are also opponents of President Trump.
Khashoggi will never be brought to life again, unfortunately. But his death saved the life of the American pastor who Turkey released immediately after Khashoggi's dead antigen for fear of US punishment or after concessions. The pressure on the royal house in Saudi Arabia is likely to continue until the fourth of November when the EU and Democrats see the situation hopeless or when the ayatols in Iran give up. But the western world is most likely to continue to prioritize trade in pre-human rights. The hope is that President Trump does not give up for the greedy pamphets.