More About the German Market Terrorist

Carl Jackson discusses a terror attack in Germany allegedly carried out by Talib, an Islamist who fled Saudi Arabia after rape accusations. Saudi Arabia requested extradition but Germany denied it on human-rights grounds, which Jackson frames as a double standard in how the country applies its values.
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And the nitty-gritty is there is a whole swath of people that want to destroy the United States, that want to destroy Western civilization. So what I'm going to go through is I'm going to go through a thread that I didn't see online, but it's available in an app. And forgive me because I'm half blind now. No, I'm not that bad, but my sight isn't what it used to be. But I just want to go through this thread of who this guy was. The first, it's— there's 10 threads. They're on X. I reposted them. So if you go to my X account, @CarlJacksonShow, I encourage you to follow me on that. Please repost it. And I think this is important. This is raw facts that you won't hear from the German media. This is on thereaderapp.com. All right, so the German media echo chambers about the latest horrendous terror attack in Germany. All right, so in early 2006, this terrorist I believe he's an Islamic terrorist. That is my opinion. I understand what the media is saying. He was disgruntled, you know, uh, basically refugee. He, he was tired of the way that refugees were being treated in Saudi Arabia. Guys, I hope you don't buy that premise. I hope you don't accept the premise. I never accept the premise of wokesters, whether they're in Europe, uh, whether they're in the United States. I never accepted the premise of Islamists. And I'm not saying that all is, uh, I'm not saying that all Muslims are terrorists, but I am saying the vast majority of terrorists are Muslim. And I don't think I'm saying anything controversial for all of you that are clutching your pearls at this particular time. Uh, here's something about this terrorist. I can't pronounce his last name, and I wish they would shoot him dead, quite frankly. In early 2006, his, uh, first name is Talib, I guess. He fled Saudi Arabia after being accused of rape and implicated in serious crimes. So, you know, if you rape in Saudi Arabia, you're going to get in a buttload of trouble, a lot more than you would be here. You wouldn't be Sean "Diddy" Combs and become a billionaire. You wouldn't be Jeffrey Epstein and hang around with the elite of the elite of the world. You probably get chopped up in pieces in Saudi Arabia. And then there was a Saudi extradition request ignored about this terrorist. So Saudi Arabia formally requested his extradition, but Germany— while he was in Germany, but Germany denied the request, citing human rights concerns despite clear evidence of his criminal activities. So isn't it funny that a lot of these wokesters, even in Germany, denied the human rights of the woman that was raped in Saudi Arabia?
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