To the Editor
We must no longer be willing to tolerate the Saudis who carried out the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on Manhattan. We must no longer be willing to tolerate the British Royals who gave the orders to the Saudis to stage that blood attack. We must create firm and immediate action today, which can trigger a process to end the national nightmare of the almost four presidential terms of George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
We the people must create an outcry for the immediate release of the suppressed 38 pages of the original Joint Congressional Inquiry into 9/11, the pages which document the responsibility of the Anglo-Saudi monarchy for 9/11. The motion behind the JASTA Bill would allow the 9/11 families to sue Saudi Arabia. Obama has not only refused to release the 128 pages as he has repeatedly promised to do; he has employed active deception, along with the FBI, to shield the Saudi-British responsibility.
Obama has made himself accessory after the fact to a felony, and must not only be removed from the presidency, he must be prosecuted and imprisoned.
Since 9/11, complicit presidents have been launching the U.S. into wars based on lies, as Bush-Cheney launched the Afghanistan and Iraq wars; and Obama the Libya and Syria wars. Now, hundreds of thousands have died in these wars, and floods of desperate refugees have created a dramatic crisis in Europe. Obama is deliberately provoking Russia toward war by moving troops, warships and planes right up to its borders. Still more shamelessly, after concentrating huge naval forces against China, Obama has deliberately invaded its waters with U.S. ships and planes and dared Chinc to respond - while promising more such invasions in the future.
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The situation is the most dangerous since the Missile Crisis of 1962. What we need now, is not the assurance that, "Yes, I'm with you." That is useless now. We need ironclad commitment which means action now, today. Tomorrow may be too late. Pass the Jasta Bill (Justice against sponsors of Terrorism Act). Call your senator today. (202) 224-3121.
Ron Wieczorek
Mount Vernon
