Why US Government And Saudi Arabia Don't Want Americans Knowing The Truth About 9/11
22 April, 2016
In
a rare show of bipartisanship, President Obama
and top Republicans in Congress have come together to
shield Americans from knowing the truth about who was behind the 9/11
terror attacks, which took the lives of 2996 people in 2001. However
strange it is for neoconservative
members of Congress to agree with Obama on anything, there
is no doubt the issue must be serious if it warrants this level of
partnership.
The
issue at hand is the classified, 28-page
section of the 9/11 commission report, which
many experts and politicians with knowledge of the documents have
said point to Saudi Arabian government officials’ direct
role in
the terror attacks. This is why the Saudis put out a stern warning
several days ago threatening to
dump up to $750 billion in U.S. assets if Senate
Bill 2040 becomes
law; S.B. 2040 would make public the 28 pages and also
allow for victims of 9/11 to sue foreign governments found
responsible.
The
Saudis’ warning seems to have worked, with
Obama now in the nation to “mend ties” with the monarchy and top
Republicans sounding the alarm about the 9/11 bill. In an interview
with Charlie Rose,
President Obama claimed:
“If we open up the possibility that individuals in the United States can routinely start suing other governments, then we are also opening up the United States to being continually sued by individuals in other countries,” apparently referencing the U.S.’ own attacks overseas that have taken the lives of countless civilians.
Currently,
Saudi Arabia enjoys “sovereign
immunity”
with the U.S.,
meaning even if the 28 pages proved Saudi officials were indeed
behind the 9/11 attacks, Americans would not be able to seek justice
for their losses. The new
9/11 bill would change that, and
the Saudi response to the legislation moving through Congress
reinforces suspicions the kingdom is somehow behind the 9/11 attacks.
The
video below further explains why both Saudi Arabia and members of the
U.S. government don’t want the 9/11 bill to pass:
This is from the notoriously-unreliable Super Station95 but does have a ring of truth (with all the other threats) behind it
Saudi Arabia Warns Obama They Will Cease Petro-Dollar; accept other currencies . . .
- - Apr 21, 2016
- All was not peaches and creme during this visit . . .
King
Salman of Saudi Arabia allegedly made his nation's views on pending
legislation in the US, explicitly clear to President Barack
Obama during their meeting earlier this week. According to
information leaked by a person related to security matters for the
President, the King of Saudi Arabia spoke to President Obama as if he
were some type of lowly Beggar. The source described the King's
mannerism as insolent in its tone, authoritarian in its forcefulness
and disrespectful to Obama both as a man, and to the Office of
President of the United States.
According
to the leaked information, if the US Congress enacts a law
allowing families of 9-11 survivors to sue Saudi Arabia in US Courts
over the deaths of their loved ones during the attacks of 9-11, not
only will Saudi Arabia divest itself of $750 Billion in U.S. assets
(to avoid them being seized by US Courts) they
will also cease selling oil solely in US Dollars. The
"Petro-Dollar" would end!
So
determined are the Saudis not to face legal proceedings in the
US, their King allegedly stated these things explicitly to our
President this week.
This
information comes from an singularly sensitive
source who, if further details were provided, could be identified as
the source of the leak.
One picture is worth a thousand words
Obide Denial as Erdogan
Calls for War on Armenia
President Obama broke a campaign promise in refusing to honor the genocide of 1.5 million Armenians so as not to anger Erdogan, his dictatorial, terror sponsoring counterpart.
On
Friday, US President Barack Obama declined to call the
systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 a
genocide, breaking a key campaign promise in the final year
of his presidency.
Sunday
April 24 marks Armenian Remembrance Day, commemorating the suffering
created by the first genocide of the 20th century. The
ethnic cleansing and brutality culminated in the death march
of over one million Armenians, accompanied by Turkish
soldiers who denied the Armenians food and water, mercilessly beating
to death those who could not keep up with the march, and
systematically raping women.
The
Armenians taken on the death march were forced to walk
naked under the hot sun until they died on the road
from exhaustion and dehydration. Over 75 percent of the
Armenians taken on the marches died and those who survived the
march were abandoned in the desert, thrown off cliffs,
burned alive, or drowned.
There
is broad historical consensus that the 1915 ethnic cleansing
constituted genocide. The Armenian population at the time of the
atrocity was some 2 million, meaning that only 25% of the
country’s inhabitants survived or escaped the slaughter.
Nazi
leader Adolf Hitler justified the extermination of Europe’s
Jewish population by referencing the Ottoman Empire’s savage
genocide of the Armenians. On August 22, 1939, Hitler proclaimed
"Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation
of the Armenians?"
As
a candidate in 2008, President Obama understood the importance
of acknowledging genocide, to signal to the world’s
despots that atrocities will not be tolerated.
On
January 19, 2008, Obama said, "The Armenian Genocide is not an
allegation, a personal opinion, or a point of view, but rather
a widely documented fact supported by an overwhelming body
of historical evidence. The facts are undeniable. An official
policy that calls on diplomats to distort historical facts
is an untenable policy."
©
AP PHOTO/ MURAT CETINMUHURDAR
Nonetheless,
with one last opportunity to identify a historical truth
and properly honor the suffering of an entire people, President
Obama once again joined a chorus of deniers, embracing what he
once called an untenable policy, and sending a direct message to his
Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan that the US endorses his
plans to kill dissenting ethnic minorities to recreate his
version of the Ottoman Empire.
That
message to Erdogan comes at a troubling time, as the
once stable Turkish democracy creeps towards an undemocratic
theocracy sponsoring and supporting terrorism throughout the
region. In recent months, Erdogan’s regime has systematically
imprisoned and censored dissenting voices, has been implicated in a
false-flag sarin gas attack in Syria in an attempt to bait
the US into war, and has been proven to have engaged
in regular arms and oil trade with Daesh terrorists.
Today,
Erdogan continues to agitate for another assault upon the
people of Armenia. In recent weeks, the Turkish leader has
declared that the Nagorno-Karabakh region, currently and historically
controlled by the Armenian people, "will one day return
to its original owner – it will be Azerbaijan’s."
Erdogan
recently stated that "Turkey is standing side by side
with our brothers in Azerbaijan." Notably, Erdogan
sees Azerbaijan as a country that is culturally and ethnically
an extension of the kind of Ottoman Empire he intends
to reconstitute.
On
Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was in Yerevan
where he denounced Turkey’s rhetoric saying, "These were not
appeals for peace but for war."
At
a time when Armenians are once again threatened by the specter
of Turkish violence, President Obama bowed to the would-be
sultan Erdogan, refusing to decry a genocide, while Russian
officials send a stern message that such horrors must never happen
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