If the Trump admin turns Gulen over to Turkey, as Flynn tried to get a bribe to do,

[RockRaven]

then Trump and everyone involved in that decision should be subject to Magnitsky sanctions by every country which has passed a Magnitsky act. Say goodbye to your Scottish golf courses, Dotard.

A clearly bogus extradition to a regime which openly commits human rights abuses against political opponents is conspiracy to commit murder -- and doing so in order to purchase a partial cover-up of a different conspiracy to commit murder is outrageous beyond description.

[hlthe2b]

1. I have to think (hope) the courts would stop it.

Hopefully... otherwise, our country stands for NOTHING.

[octoberlib]

2. Letting Turkey have Gulen to

placate Saudi Arabia is a despicable act. Gulen will be tortured and die.

[SunSeeker]

3. It would really hurt our national security as well. No one will trust us to safeguard them.

No dissident or anyone with sensitive info we may want to have will give it to us if we don't keep our promises to safeguard dissidents legally living in our country.

This is insane.

[mr_lebowski]

5. Yes, well having KSA upset with Donnie for not getting Turkey off their dang backs ...

Could cost him a WHOLE LOTTA $$$ ...

POTUS' personal business deals, you understand, come way before the silly concept of health and safety of THE NATION he's sworn to protect and serve.

[SunSeeker]

6. Sadly, Trump has made it clear his personal interests come before our national interests.

And that's assuming he even knows what our national interests are.

[YessirAtsaFact]

4. Gee, lets be complicit in another murder

Bad enough that we allowed Khashoggi to be killed with no repercussions.

Worse still to work with Turkey to get someone else killed.