Cohen: Our considered silence on Saudi Arabia is no better than Trump’s brazen acquiescence

It has been almost two months since Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in Istanbul. For all the threats and cries in Canada and the United States, nothing much has changed.
In fact, a cynic might say that things are unfolding as expected. This is what happens in a world in which your friends are the enemies of your enemies – or, more crassly, you just want their money. Call it practical.
Donald Trump is in denial over the murder; the president of the United States refuses to believe the findings