[B4Ranch]

“They may not have been indicted, but they were certainly implicated,” he said. “There was an awful lot of circumstantial evidence.”

Lehman has support among some of the other commissioners, although none have spoken out so bluntly in criticizing the Saudis. A Democratic commissioner, former congressman Tim Roemer of Indiana, said he wants the congressional report released to end some of the wild speculation about what is in the 28 pages and to see if parts of the inquiry should be reopened. When it comes to the Saudis, he said, “we still haven’t gotten to the bottom of what happened on 9/11”.

[867V309]

So exactly where does this leave the Booschs?

[Vision]

suggesting that the commission may have made a mistake by not stating that explicitly in its final report.

The commission was a joke, although a terrible, corrupt one.

[patriot08]

Of course Saudi was responsible.
I’ve read that their mosques all across the U.S teach hatred of Americans.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

One of the higher-ups in Al Qaeda had a Saudi prince’s telephone number when he was captured. Three Saudi princes died mysteriously shortly after 9/11. Did anyone really need this report?

[RedWulf]

Trump right again! Worse, he’s 100% right about GWB screwing us. BTW, Hillary’s taken between 200 and 300 millions from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Interesting. Can’t find a “commemts section”.

[miliantnutcase]

Sanctions or air strikes.. Take your pick

[DesertRhino]

I can accept that these Saudi officials were acting on their own motivations and were not following Saudi national policy...... as soon as the Saudi government sends them to America to face the death penalty. Of publically beheads every named official.

Until then, it was Saudi national policy to me.

[Lurker]

Nuke Riyadh and Mecca.

The world will thank us.

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