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very interesting read....
i know this article is HIGHLY contraversial and i'm not posting it because i support this theory at ALL... i just thought it was a very interesting read and i don't yet know where i stand on this...
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/N...stfcontents.htm
i'll probably take a lot of flak for posting this becuase it will most likely spark a huge fight... but i just thought everyone should read it and comment on it.
personally, i think even IF there is any truth in this, it's a theory that will never fly because it smacks of racism all over, and the writer probably has something against jews.... sad.
i know this article will anger a lot of jews, but again, i didn't post it because i have anything against them.... i don't.
oh yeah, and is about 9/11... its kind of an old issue, but i only found this article today... i hope it wasn't posted before.
here's another interesting article:
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/defaul...27-3-2003_pg4_7
for those too lazy to open up a new window, =P:
| quote: | Belgium amends law to avoid prosecuting President Bush
BRUSSELS: The Belgian parliament on Tuesday amended a controversial law to prevent US President George Bush being prosecuted for war crimes over the conflict in Iraq.
The law allows Belgian courts to try suspects for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, regardless of where the alleged acts took place or the nationality of the accused.
Under the amendment, which the Belgian Senate must approve before it takes effect; a federal prosecutor will decide in certain cases whether to accept a suit filed under the so-called “universal competence” law. This was one of the “filters” that lawmakers inserted into the law to prevent plaintiffs bringing “harebrained” lawsuits.
Critics of the law, including the United States, have warned Belgium that its role as host to international institutions like NATO and the European Union, would be threatened if a war crimes suit were filed against Bush. “It’s a serious problem,” said US Secretary of State Colin Powell, after he was named last week in a lawsuit for alleged crimes during the 1991 Gulf war along with former US president George Bush and current Vice President Dick Cheney.
“For a place that is an international centre they should be a little bit concerned about this,” Powell said. Some 30 current or former political leaders are facing action under the Belgian law, including Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Cuban President Fidel Castro.“I expect there to be, any day, a suit against President George W Bush in Belgium,” Herman De Croo, speaker of Belgium’s lower house of parliament, said earlier on Tuesday. —AFP |
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