US Presidents Discover Khashoggi Was Always 'Future King'
The mainstream narrative wants us to believe MBS was a 'pariah' until Trump's 2025 visit. Yet, this convenient amnesia forgets that the US, under multiple administrations, has consistently prioritized arms deals and 'stability' over human rights concerns in the Gulf. When the Khashoggi report was declassified, acknowledging MBS's direct role, the Biden administration notably avoided direct
sanctions on the Prince himself, opting instead for vague travel bans on dozens of others. This is less about Trump 'absolving criticism' and more about a bipartisan American policy of selective outrage, where the sale of F-35s often sounds louder than the cries of dissidents. We're expected to believe that one president's handshake can wipe clean the bloodstains, a narrative useful for those
selling sophisticated weaponry. How many 'pariahs' become 'partners' when the arms contracts are lucrative enough? It appears that the definition of a 'future king' in Washington's eyes has always included the capacity for internal dissent suppression, as long as the oil keeps flowing and the defense contractors keep profiting.