Pakistan Expresses Concern over Passage of 9/11 Bill

[illusion8]

Being concerned about bill doesn't mean Pakistan is mentioned in it, stop being retarded.

Me? Looks like you are retard here, when did I say Pakistan was mentioned in the report? The other poster and I were talking about the concern.

Along with the title re read the context of the post before jumping in.

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

If I read it right, it's exclusive for 9/11 victim families. 6 Americans were killed in 26/11, but I doubt this bill has a wider angle to it.

The bill allows citizens to sue foreign countries over acts of domestic terrorism that means if someone lost a family member to 9/11 they would be able to sue Pakistan too considering that Pakistan had Osama bin Laden hiding in the country.

 

[Tom M]

Not only Afghanistan there plan was destruction of whole region..see now Iraq Syria,etc

Exactly what I'm saying, US don't have to do a false flag and sacrifice their 3000 citizens and twin towers to attack any country.

Iraq and syria are good examples, they never did any false flag back in USA before interfering there.

 

[salarsikander]

The bill allows citizens to sue foreign countries over acts of domestic terrorism that means if someone lost a family member to 9/11 they would be able to sue Pakistan too considering that Pakistan had Osama bin Laden hiding in the country.

Would an Iraqi be able to sue US govt for fake WMD pretext that was used for illegal invasion ?

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

Would an Iraqi be able to sue US govt for fake WMD pretext that was used for illegal invasion ?

That depends on wether the Iraqi government passes legislation stating that their citizens may sue foreign countries.

 

[salarsikander]

That depends on wether the Iraqi government passes legislation stating that their citizens may sue foreign countries.

I meant Iraqi citizens doing that on US soil

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

I meant Iraqi citizens doing that on US soil

Technically, no.... In order for that to happen you would have to prove that you had family that was impacted in a Negative way from the Iraq war and you would have to be a U.S citizen.

Even then it's highly unlikely considering that the U.S wasn't the only country invading and that America doesn't really consider the war illegitimate especially considering that the mainstream media has only reinforced the stereotype that this was a war on "terror". If the Iraqi citizen could win(which is unlikely) the most they would be compensated for would be like anywhere from 10,000-100,000 dollars which is pretty tiny compared to the 100 trillion dollars that the 9/11 families are demanding from Saudi Arabia.

 

[salarsikander]

Technically, no.... In order for that to happen you would have to prove that you had family that was impacted in a Negative way from the Iraq war and you would have to be a U.S citizen

How can A person who is US citizen be impacted by War on Iraq ?

So after destroying an entire nation and generation on false pretext of WMD, the Iraqis cant really do much. Sucks real bad.
Hmm So might is right here

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

How can A person who is US citizen be impacted by War on Iraq ?

So after destroying an entire nation and generation on false pretext of WMD, the Iraqis cant really do much. Sucks real bad.
Hmm So might is right here

I'm talking about a Iraqi refugee, or Iraqi migrant who applied for their U.S citizenship and got it.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

would be able to sue Pakistan

Are you trying to win the "dumb dumber award"? Just because xyz was found in a particular country does not make that country accountable unless it can be proven that xyz had official sanction from that state.

What next? Because OBL spoke Arabic is Egypt going to get jammed? Or what about those 9/11 one way ticket flyboys, some were Egyptian. Is Egypt liable?

 

[salarsikander]

I'm talking about a Iraqi refugee, or Iraqi migrant who applied for their U.S citizenship and got it.

Sad very sad. The poor souls got their country destroyed and they can't even do anything about it

 

[war&peace]

Not only Afghanistan there plan was destruction of whole region..see now Iraq Syria,etc


Still world is believing lies of media

The world has always been divided between good and evil. The good and intellectually alive people have already realised it but the people who ignorant, or their hearts and minds are sealed with hatred of Islam and Muslims will always believe these lies...remember that they are the descendants of the people who fought crusades and Bush used that word a few times in his speeches and statements.

 

[A.M.]

Translation: Pakistan behaves like lap dog of Saudis.

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

Are you trying to win the "dumb dumber award"? Just because xyz was found in a particular country does not make that country accountable unless it can be proven that xyz had official sanction from that state.

What next? because he spoke Arabic is Egypt going to get jammed? Or what about those 9/11 one way ticket flybody, some were Egyptian. Is Egypt liable?

Dude this is not my thinking just bringing up possibilities, If you read my earlier comments I say that Saudi Arabia is not liable for what it's citizens do on their on will. You clearly don't know what these 9/11 "victims" will go through to get money.

Don't look at me, look at the idiots who passed the law, a lot of people in the U.S believe that Osama bin Laden was hosted by Pakistan and they can use that just like how a lot of people believe that Saudi Arabia did 9/11, not that I believe it, just that others could use this in a law suit against Pakistan too.

I seriously don't understand why you are so hostile just pointing out the ways this law could be abused and why the Pakistani government may feel uneasy especially since Pakistan has had the allegations of state sponsored terrorism thrown around more then once. Do not take this as me trying to fling mud on Pakistan's name, I quite admire Pakistan.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

When can the people of Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and so many other countries the US has brought destruction to; sue the United States?

I smell double-standards once again.