BREAKING: Congress Overrides Obama's Veto On "Sue The Saudis" 9/11 Bill, Senate Voted 97-1, House Voted 348-77

I'm no Obutthole supporter, but I have reservations about this, as pointed out in article.

I distinctly remember a big debate about our government paying compensation to the victims of 911 at the time it happened, that it was not the taxpayers responsibility to compensate families, but I think it passed anyway. So, families have already received compensation from the U.S. (and likely the airlines)and now they are pressing for more. I do believe the compensation was granted for this specific reason, to prevent suing other governments. Many thought it was Iraq at the time.

nice. this is what i was asking about.

You guys all seem to be forgetting that they have to prove in court the Saudi government knew about these hijackers and their plans and funded it. That's going to be a tall mountain to climb. How many are willing to go to Saudi Arabia and start digging around for proof? Take depositions of Saudi Royals? Demand to see their bank accounts? They better hope they have all the proof they need right here because I don't see them digging in the sand over there and finding anything.

the U.S. should join with Russia and Iran in invading Saudi Arabia
and looting the whole Country.

Before the families of the 9/11 victims can a collect ONE DIME in damages from the Saudi government, they will have to PROVE to a jury that the Saudi government was responsible in some way for the actions of the ALLEGED hijackers.

And they will also have to prove that 15 Saudis were actually involved in this alleged attack.

Can someone tell me how they are going to do that?

Where is the evidence to prove this happened?

28 pages. The Saudis will be releasing evidence of involvement from the Cheney Administration soon. Stock up on rope. It's time to clean house.

Senate and Congress realize the people are WAKING UP and now they are afraid of getting the BOOT. Sue the Saudis and hopefully they will spill the beans on the Israelis and US Black ops teams pulling off 911. Would be nice to expose the faker in the whitehouse while they are at it and nullify everything he signed.

THE 911 FAMILIES GOT SCREWED BY THE JOOS, THEY NEVER GOT PAID THEIR HUSH MONEY.

dude. that could turn obama into someone like a putin. that just stays for as long as he feels like it.

Excellent! Where may I find more info on this mock run, please?

LARRY DID IT BUT SUE THE ARABS ?

LOGIC MUTHAFUCKA

how about the rest of the world getting justice against the u.s.? This is the FIRST time I agree with Obama.

the reason why the Congress voted to override Mullah Obama's Veto
is because they know the Truth.

Good. I'm going to file my claim for emotional stress and loss of income in two of my businesses. I want my payment in gold.

Last Edited by 27fletcher on 09/28/2016 06:40 PM

Someone else may have pointed this out already, but of the 77 "no" votes in the House, 59 of those votes were from Democrats. Somewhat telling . . . perhaps they were easier to bribe by the Saudis than Republicans? ; )

But... Will these other countries beable to sue U.S. for war crimes .. 9/11 was a inside job anyway and wasn't Saudi Arabia.. but good job senate overturning something that idiot veto'd

Boo-Hoo.

This is stupid. A new can of worms just opened up. 9/11 was a total inside job to cover up Daddy Bushes $240B bond payment.

This only to be collected if Saudi Arabia tries to dump us treasuries...then we simply don't honoir them from the early petrodollar years...when interest rates went to 17%. It was to defend the fledgling petrodollar...so this is subterfuge to allow the us govt to Welch on their obligations.... It is so easy when understand what kind of crooks with whom you are dealing.

the Government can print it up for you. how much do you want ?

I'm not sure what to think about this.

Part of me is "about time congress does their job"
And the other is like "hmmm what part of the agenda is this written in?"

I mean, I just have zero faith in the government as a whole.

Andddddd this coupled with Comey's comments about Isis, seems like a set up for controlled disaster.

(Edited to add the Comey comment thread I made earlier today)

Thread: Director Comey warns of post-Isis diaspora to come "in the next 2 to 5 years"

Last Edited by Oldmotherhubbard on 09/28/2016 07:17 PM

Most interesting.

It seems shale oil and other things have to a great extent killed whatever hold the Saudis had over the US gov.

Otoh, this is kind of unprecedented, and does opens up a can of worms in regards of foreigners suing the US for whatnot. Which is the reason most, if not all, US corporations lobbied against it.

Anyway, the consequences of this will be very interesting to follow.

Fuck the Sand Niqqers.

Don't forget about all the service members that were forced to spend an extra year or two in the military when they implemented the "stop-loss" program.

Tbh, Saudi Arabia got it's own internal problems. I recently read a very interesting analysis that projected that the House of Saud days in power is coming to an end.

They have been playing with fire, encouraging the wahhabite movement but are losing their control, not in small part due to lower oil prices which have put a huge dent in their bank accounts.

I reckon any trials will take years, and by the end, there might not be a counterparty to make the payments..

It would give you hope that congress was doing the right thing if it weren't for the fact that they're almost all corrupt and simply pandering to their voter base.
97-1 is pretty big

they know the Truth, they had to vote "yes".

A great opportunity for non-whites to show tiny USA who the boss is by taking a number of actions such as banning,

1. USA culture,

2. english,

3. use of dollar,

4. travel to USA and

5. buying of USA products and services.


" DUBAI, United Arab Emirates –  Saudi Arabia and its allies are warning that U.S. legislation allowing the kingdom to be sued for the 9/11 attacks will have negative repercussions.

The kingdom maintains an arsenal of tools to retaliate with, including curtailing official contacts, pulling billions of dollars from the U.S. economy, and persuading its close allies in the Gulf Cooperation Council to scale back counterterrorism cooperation, investments and U.S. access to important regional air bases. "

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