Well, it would seem that Obama's latest nominee to the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan, had her part to play in the cover up of the world's most brazen
false flag attack. Apparently, she helped conceal the financiers of the plot, by protecting the Saudi Royal family from lawsuits brought on by
thousands of family members affected by 9/11.
Elena Kagan, President Barack Obama's latest nominee to the Supreme Court, helped protect the Saudi royal family from lawsuits that sought to
hold al Qaeda financiers responsible in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
The suits were filed by thousands of family members and others affected by the Sept. 11 attacks. In court papers, they provided evidence that members
of the Saudi royal family had channeled millions to al Qaeda prior to the bombings, often in contravention of direct guidance from the United
States.
But Kagan, acting as President Obama's Solicitor General, argued that the case should not be heard even if evidence proved that the Saudis helped
underwrite al Qaeda, because it would interfere with US foreign policy with the oil-rich nation. She posited “that the princes are immune from
petitioners’ claims” because of “the potentially significant foreign relations consequences of subjecting another sovereign state to suit.”
In an interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer published Tuesday, the mother of a man who was killed on United Flight 93 in Pennsylvania said he
didn't know why Kagan argued that the case not even be heard. By keeping the case off the dockets, the Saudis were spared scrutiny of their
finances.
"We had hoped she would be with us so that we could have our day in court," Beverly Burnett said.
“I find this reprehensible,” said Kristen Breitweiser, another family member whose husband was killed in the 9/11 attacks, said at the time.
“One would have hoped that the Obama administration would have taken a different stance than the Bush administration, and you wonder what message
this sends to victims of terrorism around the world.”
The Obama Administration's decision to intervene in the Saudi-al Qaeda case so irritated two Republican senators that they introduced legislation
aiming to ensure that Americans have the ability to sue foreign governments.
Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) offered a proposal to amend the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, which Kagan cited as one
reason the Saudi case should not be heard. Both senators said that US citizens should be able to sue foreign governments if they are found to be
supporting terrorist activity.
Specter, who has since become a Democrat, was unusually blunt.
"She wants to coddle the Saudis," he said.
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So, she basically used dirty and sneaky tactics to ensure that we can't look in this direction for the truth, a very important direction at that.
Now, as a reward for such a great job and for proving her loyalty to TPTB, she is being nominated to the Supreme Court. Once firmly seated to one of
the nation's most powerful positions, at least seemingly so, she can continue to be a puppet for those dark forces in control. Lets face it guys and
girls, this country is lost and we aren't getting it back. What a great Supreme Court Justice she'll make!
--airspoon
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