Re:Saudi Aramco: The message from the world’s biggest and wi...
by lostlogin on Monday November 04, 2019 @02:30AM
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Hit squads with bone saws sawing people up in their embassies are not par for the course. This was an extreme event. Drone striking ones citizens is extreme too.
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Re:Saudi Aramco: The message from the world’s biggest and wi...
by m0zg on Monday November 04, 2019 @02:33AM
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Sure (assuming "bone saws" aren't made up by the Turks - they've never actually been demonstrated). But be that as it may, we're hardly fit to lecture others from our high horse.
Re:Saudi Aramco: The message from the world’s biggest and wi...
by lostlogin on Monday November 04, 2019 @12:41PM
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> But be that as it may, we're hardly fit to lecture others from our high horse.
Could you explain this? Why can’t a group claim moral superiority for not butchering people? And what grouping of people does ‘we’ refer to?
Re:Saudi Aramco: The message from the world’s biggest and wi...
by m0zg on Monday November 04, 2019 @02:08PM
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United States. It was suggested that the US should sever ties with SA to protest the killing.
Re:Saudi Aramco: The message from the world’s biggest and wi...
by darkteflon on Tuesday November 05, 2019 @07:54AM
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No one suggested that. Let’s not lose track of the facts here. The original point was about whether Saudi Arabia is a rule of law jurisdiction; it is not and potential investors might do well to keep that in mind.