Friday, October 3, 2014

9/11 Justice: Lawsuit against Saudis continues



The Saudi connection to 9/11, and the continuing demand for justice,  is not news.  It has been ongoing for years.  Now comes this reminder.

From Philly.com:

Law Review: City firm keeps making case against Saudis and 9/11


TERROR David Swanson PREG 09-13-2001 New York City WORLD TRADE CENTER BOMBING IN THIS PHOTO: Rescue workers, some of over a thousand pull a body from the massive amount of debris that was the World Trade Center. 16/many INQ SWANSON Chris Mondics, Inquirer Staff Write Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Was it all merely a coincidence?



One of the most salient and disturbing facts to emerge within hours of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks was that 15 of the 19 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia.

Without once mentioning Saudi Arabia, President Obama spoke at length last Wednesday before the United Nations about the need to crack down on extremist ideologies emanating from the Middle East But 13 years after the attacks, evidence continues to point not only to the involvement of Saudi extremists and terrorism financiers in the 9/11 attacks, but also perhaps to elements of the Saudi government itself.


This point is made chillingly clear in a new filing by Center City lawyers suing the government of Saudi Arabia for the attacks on behalf of the victims, insurers, and others who suffered grievous losses that day. The lawsuit by Cozen O'Connor has been discounted repeatedly by the Saudis' American lawyers, and by U.S. officials who have sought to quash it or otherwise frustrate efforts by the plaintiffs' lawyers.

For years, the administrations of President George W. Bush and Obama have blocked release of a report by Congress that details evidence of involvement in the plot by Saudi government employees.


But the Cozen lawsuit and the latest filing two weeks ago, based on newly acquired information through discovery and Freedom of Information Act requests, are unlikely to go away.[ emphasis mine]...


GO read the rest here.. 


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