U.S. Senate passes 9/11 bill despite Saudi Arabia, White House warning

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U.S. Senate passes 9/11 bill despite Saudi Arabia, White House warning –White House spokesperson reportedly said President Barack Obama was planning to veto it [of course]| 18 May 2016 | The U.S. Senate has reportedly unanimously passed a legislation allowing families of the 9/11 attack [inside job] victims to sue Saudi Arabia if the kingdom's hand is discovered in orchestrating the terror attacks. According to reports, the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) will now pass to the House of Representatives to be voted upon. If the act is passed in the House of Representatives as well, the sovereign immunity enjoyed by countries would reportedly be lifted, leaving families and victims affected by terror attacks free to file lawsuits against governments and also seek compensation from other countries.

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