The Saudi Agents Next Door: Americans Who Cashed in on Campaign to Stop 9/11 Trial

Saudi Arabia spent millions trying to keep 9/11 families and survivors from presenting evidence against the kingdom

The Saudi Agents Next Door: Americans Who Cashed in on Campaign to Stop 9/11 Trial Mike-gibson

The Saudi Agents Next Door: Americans Who Cashed in on Campaign to Stop 9/11 Trial Mike-gibson

Mike Gibson of Community Strategies Inc

Last October, the Saudi government partnered with Qorvis MSLGROUP to launch a massive, nationwide lobbying effort aimed at undermining a new law that cleared the way for 9/11 families and survivors to sue Saudi Arabia for its alleged support of al Qaeda and its hijackers.

Now, a disclosure filing with the Department of Justice gives an indication of the high cost of the effort, and helps shine a light on Americans all across the country hired to execute the kingdom’s campaign to keep evidence of its links to 9/11 out of court.
Campaign Marked by Deceptive Premise, Misconduct

The principal weapon in the Saudi attack on the measure was a false argument—specifically, the claim that, if other countries adopted their own versions of JASTA, U.S. military service members and veterans of every war would face trials in foreign courts.

JASTA, however, doesn’t authorize suits against individuals—only governments. “JASTA poses no risk of exposing U.S. service members to lawsuits in foreign courts,” said William S. Dodge, former counselor on international law at the State Department, in a February interview with 28Pages.org.

https://28pages.org/2017/07/13/the-saudi-agents-next-door-americans-who-cashed-in-on-campaign-to-stop-911-trial/

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The Saudi Agents Next Door: Americans Who Cashed in on Campaign to Stop 9/11 Trial

The Saudi Agents Next Door: Americans Who Cashed in on Campaign to Stop 9/11 Trial

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