OH WOW, A POLITICIAN IS DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT THAN THEY SAID THEY WOULD DO WHEN THEY WERE RUNNING FOR OFFICE.

CNBC:

The White House on Sunday defended its decision to not target Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after a U.S. intelligence report linked the royal to the 2018 murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

“Historically and even in recent history, Democratic and Republican administrations, there have not been sanctions put in place for the leaders of foreign governments where we have diplomatic relations and even where we don’t have diplomatic relations,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” program.

The interviewer, Dana Bash, who is Jewish, did not bring up the fact that multiple foreign leaders are currently under sanction, including the leader of Iran, who never kidnapped and chopped up a Washington Post journalist at an embassy in Turkey, or chopped up any journalist at all at any embassy.

“We believe there are more effective ways to make sure that this doesn’t happen again and also to leave room to work with the Saudis on areas where there is mutual agreement,” Psaki said.

“That is what diplomacy looks like. That is what a complicated global engagement looks like and we’ve made no secret and have been clear that we are going to hold them accountable on the global stage,” Psaki said, adding that the administration took steps through the Treasury and State Department.

When he was running for president, Joe Biden said he would hold senior Saudi leaders accountable for Khashoggi’s death, calling the kingdom’s leadership a “pariah” that had “very little social redeeming value.”

No one likes the Saudis, naturally.

The average Democrat voter doesn’t understand that they are the great ally of Israel, and therefore get special privileges.

The whole thing was framed as being more evil by Donald Trump. Jeff Bezos actually wrote an article about how it was Trump’s fault that the Saudi Prince tried to blackmail him with nudes (which he did after hacking his phone). That was a really weird story. Jeff Bezos, we learned, is a horrible writer (which I found somewhat surprising, actually).

Anyway, Trump couldn’t do anything to break ties with Saudi Arabia for the same reason Biden can’t do anything to break ties with Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia is the key to the Israeli plan to form of “Middle East Union,” based on the European Union, which will actually be what they’ve described as “Greater Israel.” Prince Salman is the man for the job, but is regrettably unhinged and can’t deal with some nerd writing mean stuff about him, and thinks he’s the king of the world.

Hacking Jeff Bezos’ phone (using software he bought from Israelis, by the way) was actually worse than killing a journalist. You can see how chopping up a journalist may be deemed necessary, but cellphones are intimate and should be protected. The idea that the richest man on earth can have his nudes compromised is terrifying.

To be fair, however, if Salman really wanted Khashogghi dead, he could have just had a crate of donuts delivered to his house every day, and he’d have gone into a diabetic coma within a week.

What a dumb, fat nerd.

The thing about bullying a nerd this aggressively was that it gives the nerd relevance beyond what he deserved.

By the way, Khashogghi was promoting the Brotherhood of Islam, lol. That just adds a whole other layer of weird onto this, no?

In a normal situation, not only would Saudi be sanctioned, Bezos would be brought in and questioned as to why he was promoting the Brotherhood of Islam in the first place. The hearings would of course open with Jerrold Nadler: “sir, I was very sorry to hear about your nudes, and this is a travesty. Your TRT program seems to be working great though, and I found your form very impressive. Respectfully, I did not look at any photos where your penis was visible, although I can’t say I wasn’t tempted.”

It’s an incredible thing though, to have this Psaki woman on CNN saying “well, yes, he chopped up a journalist in an embassy and hacked Bezos nudes, but we think it’s normal to just let him do that without it affecting our diplomatic relations.”

I’m the number one person who says “what other countries do inside their country is none of our business,” but this guy was living in another allied country, Turkey, and was a former resident of the US, working for an American paper.

It seems like he should at least be asked to apologize to… the Moslem Brotherhood? Or no wait, he should apologize to the world for putting us through this strange ordeal. And Bezos should apologize to the world for promoting the Moslem Brotherhood. And so should the CIA. And, Bezos should apologize for saying this was a Trump conspiracy. But yes, the National Enquirer (which is Jewish, run at the time by David Pecker), should apologize for blackmailing Bezos.

Bezos was hinting at a widescale Trump conspiracy.

It turns out it was just a typical case of wetback theft.

Daily Beast:

The brother of Jeff Bezos’ mistress, Lauren Sanchez, supplied the couple’s racy texts to the National Enquirer, multiple sources inside AMI, the tabloid’s parent company, told The Daily Beast.

Another source who has been in extensive communication with senior leaders at AMI confirmed that Michael Sanchez first supplied Bezos’ texts to the Enquirer.

The leaked texts, published last month, included notes from Bezos like, “I want to smell you, I want to breathe you in. I want to hold you tight.”

AMI has previously refused to identify the source of the texts, but a lawyer for the company strongly hinted at Sanchez’s role during a Sunday morning interview on ABC.

“The story was given to the National Enquirer by a reliable source that had given information to the National Enquirer for seven years prior to this story. It was a source that was well known to both Mr. Bezos and Ms. Sanchez,” attorney Elkan Abramowitz told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos.

Asked directly whether Sanchez was the source, Abramowitz said, “I can’t discuss who the source was. It’s confidential within AMI.”

An AMI spokesperson declined to comment for this story. Asked directly more than a half-dozen times whether or not he supplied the texts to the Enquirer, Sanchez declined to respond.

So it appears pretty cut and dry that this was in fact not a Donald Trump conspiracy.

It is a Mexican man who wouldn’t even be in the country if it weren’t for leftist policies of invasionism – which Donald Trump has opposed.

I think everyone agrees that what the Jewish National Enquirer did was wrong and bad and so on. Hopefully illegal as well.

However, this is simply standard fair for the Jewish media. Blackmailing people on behalf of an agenda is what they do. It is the bigger part of their job. And Bezos himself owns WaPo, which is a serious offender.

We all remember the CNN blackmail event, where they told a guy they would release his personal information if he didn’t stop making memes.

I have personally had the media try to blackmail me. A blogger for the HuffPo, who also wrote a story about me in the Atlantic, lied to me about communications with the FBI. Then he attempted to blackmail some random guy I went to high school with and hadn’t spoken to in 15 years, threatening to print that he was “Alt-Right” if he didn’t talk shit about me to him. He ended up going ahead and printing his name in The Atlantic and saying he had a Pepe image on his Facebook page.

Bezos is right when he says that normal people don’t have a way to fight back against this mafia type behavior that the media engages in. It’s just so weird that he says that while he is a leader in the industry.

As I said in my post yesterday, this was Jew lawyers talking to Jew lawyers in the emails that Bezos posted.

So I can’t understand how National Enquirer’s Jew lawyers would be threatening something illegal in emails to Bezos’ Jew lawyers.

It certainly sounds like it was illegal, however.

CNN:

With Jeff Bezos accusing American Media Inc. of attempted “extortion and blackmail,” the company’s legal troubles are just beginning.

Federal prosecutors are once again examining the conduct of American Media, or AMI for short, which owns the National Enquirer and other magazines.

Last year AMI, the company’s CEO David Pecker, and chief content officer Dylan Howard struck an immunity deal with federal prosecutors. In exchange, they cooperated in the hush money case that ensnared Michael Cohen and implicated President Trump in campaign finance violations.

The AMI deal contained standard language that said that if the company committed “any crimes” in the future, “AMI shall thereafter be subject to prosecution.”

In other words, the deal would be off.

Now Bezos is alleging that a crime has taken place. In a blockbuster blog post titled “No thank you, Mr. Pecker,” Bezos on Thursday evening accused Pecker of an “extortion and blackmail” attempt. Bezos backed up his “extortion” charge with copies of what he said were multiple emails from American Media.

Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York are reviewing the National Enquirer’s handling of their Bezos reporting to determine if the company may have violated last year’s deal, two sources familiar with the matter told CNN on Friday.

Yeah so, that could all blow-up pretty badly for them.

I can’t imagine that the emails Bezos posted were anything other than copy and pasted, and it was very clear threats to publish nudes without a retraction of some story about how they’re operating with a political bias with regards to their pushing of Saudi Arabia. Apparently, they have some financial deal with Saudi Arabia.

As I said, the most incredible thing about this entire story is how poorly written Jeff Bezos’ blog post was. It was truly shocking. CNN describes the post as “incredibly complicated,” but it isn’t complicated, it is just incredibly confusing.

Having read more about this situation, I have begun to understand the angle that he was coming at in attempting to implicate Donald Trump as being part of a nude photos conspiracy.

Donald Trump had supported the Enquirer’s reporting on Bezos publicly.

So sorry to hear the news about Jeff Bozo being taken down by a competitor whose reporting, I understand, is far more accurate than the reporting in his lobbyist newspaper, the Amazon Washington Post. Hopefully the paper will soon be placed in better & more responsible hands!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 14, 2019

So what they are going to try to do with all of this is open some kind of investigation into Trump under the premise that maybe he ordered one of the intelligence agencies to hack Bezos’ phone to get his nudes.

I don’t know if that plot will work, because it is just so kooky.

But that hasn’t stopped them thus far.

More distressingly, given the way Trump has been acting for the last several weeks, I don’t know if I have any desire to keep explaining why these sorts of things are so kooky.

I’ve been fighting for Donald Trump for four years, and I’ve been left in the lurch. Not a single one of my issues is being dealt with. Trump wouldn’t even make a move to get the FCC to regulate the internet so I could continue to defend him on my .com, let alone on social media, let alone receive an income by accessing financial institutions.

And now he’s openly talking about flooding America with more immigrants than ever before and invading South America.

I appreciate what he’s done with the culture war. That was very important work, and no one else could have done it. And I have also come to accept “no policies will be made.” But if we’re going to flood the country with immigrants and start a war in South America, then this whole thing just starts looking like a complete mess.

I can still offer nominal support for Trump in light of who the alternative is, but it does become difficult to put very much energy into defending him.

Why would a 55-year-old man be taking nude photographs?

Well, presumably, the woman bullied him into it. His new girlfriend, Sanchez, is in the photos.

Even so, it is shocking that he would send these on a phone.

CNN:

In an explosive tell-all blog post published Thursday, Jeff Bezos accused the publisher of the National Enquirer of trying to extort him.

The post by Bezos on the blogging platform Medium revealed what he said were the full text of emails his representatives got from executives at AMI, the publisher of the National Enquirer.

Bezos, the billionaire founder and CEO of Amazon (AMZN), alleged that AMI threatened to release compromising photos of him. His post included what he said were emails from AMI detailing what he described as “extortion and blackmail.” Bezos, the world’s richest person, is the single largest shareholder in Amazon, with 16% of the company’s stock.

“Something unusual happened to me yesterday. Actually, for me it wasn’t just unusual  —  it was a first. I was made an offer I couldn’t refuse. Or at least that’s what the top people at the National Enquirer thought. I’m glad they thought that, because it emboldened them to put it all in writing,” Bezos wrote. “Rather than capitulate to extortion and blackmail, I’ve decided to publish exactly what they sent me, despite the personal cost and embarrassment they threaten.”

Bezos titled his post “No thank you, Mr. Pecker,” referring to AMI’s chairman and CEO, David Pecker. In the text, he shared what he said was an email from AMI’s chief content officer, Dylan Howard, in which Howard threatened to release intimate and personal photos and text messages of Bezos and a woman the National Enquirer said he was having an affair with.

“In the AMI letters I’m making public, you will see the precise details of their extortionate proposal: They will publish the personal photos unless Gavin de Becker and I make the specific false public statement to the press that we ‘have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that AMI’s coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces.’

The Medium post is worth reading. I was surprised he isn’t a very good writer, and obviously wrote the thing himself. It is just like something you would imagine an 8th grader would write. Boomers not being able to write because they didn’t grow up with the internet is a serious reality, and seeing that the richest man on earth can’t write certainly gives me more sympathy for their weird plight.

He owns the Washington Post. I would have had a professional writer write this article. But he definitely captured the authentic feel. I’m not sure if that is good.

Blaming the Jew Pecker is fine. Jews deserve to be blamed, and this Jew was doing the old Jew bit with the nudes.

But Bezos also tries to connect it to Donald Trump in a weird way, even while Jew Pecker testified against Trump like all the other Jews. He rambles on and on about Donald Trump in a piece which is about the very interesting subject of Jews blackmailing people with nude photographs.

He basically posits a conspiracy theory that Donald Trump is behind this dick pics plot.

From the piece:

Here’s a piece of context: My ownership of the Washington Post is a complexifier for me. It’s unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy.

President Trump is one of those people, obvious by his many tweets. Also, The Post’s essential and unrelenting coverage of the murder of its columnist Jamal Khashoggi is undoubtedly unpopular in certain circles.

Again, the piece is not well written – at one point, he digresses into a defense of his business sense by describing the company’s history – and he just drops that bit about Trump in there as an insinuation, while claiming that it is the Washington Post’s coverage of the National Enquirer’s relationship to Saudi Arabia that led to the blackmail.

In the AMI letters I’m making public, you will see the precise details of their extortionate proposal: They will publish the personal photos unless Gavin de Becker and I make the specific false public statement to the press that we “have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that AMI’s coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces.”

That appears to be what is clearly communicated in the emails. Neither Donald Trump or Saudi Arabia are mentioned.

It’s all Jew lawyers in the email chains. I don’t know how what the Enquirer did could be legal, but I assume Jew lawyers would think no better than to have illegal threats recorded in emails to other Jew lawyers. This may be some form of legal blackmail. I have no idea.

Weird event, overall.