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- Somali Muslims Rally For Accused Isis Terrorists In Minnesota
CBS Local reported:Dozens of local Somali families gathered at the State Capitol Saturday afternoon, calling for the release of six terror suspects.They’re calling for the government to stop what they see as attacks against them, and say the...
- Killing Women And Children By Design = Heroes: Welcome To ‘palestine’
Not just Samir Kuntar.Strategy Page:The Palestinian Authority (PA) recently boasted, via the Palestinian media, about the financial benefits it was supplying for Palestinian terrorists after they get out of jail. This is an issue at the moment because...
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Obama's buddies'the Palestinian Authority' passes law to pay salaries to all terrorists in Israeli prisons. From Will at The Other News: Palestinians trying to prove, once again, that they are just like the Mafia. (PalWatch).A law published...
- Upholding An Important Lawsuit
The JTA reports that a $116 million lawsuit against the PLO has been upheld: (JTA) -- A U.S. judge would not rescind his decision ordering the PLO to pay $116 million to the family of victims of a terrorist attack. Ronald Lagueux, a federal judge in Providence,...
- The State Department Is Considering Supporting The Palestinian Authority
Palestinians Ask U.S. To Intervene in Suits Over Terrorist Attacks By Glenn Kessler Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, February 12, 2008; A15 The State Department is considering supporting the Palestinian Authority in its quest to avoid...
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U.S. Terror Victims And Families Win Big Judgment Against Palestinian Terrorists, Obama Regime Thinking Of Weighing In On Lawsuit On Side Of Terrorists
From Fox News:
The Obama administration has signaled it may intervene next week in a civil lawsuit in which 11 American families won a potential billion-dollar judgment from the Palestinian leadership over a series of bombings and shootings that killed or wounded dozens of U.S. citizens, a move that critics say would find the government siding with terrorists over its own citizens.
The families won a $218.5 million judgment in February after a seven-week trial in Manhattan Federal Court in which a jury found the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority were responsible for a string of attacks from 2001 to 2004 that killed 33 and injured hundreds.
A 1992 law that requires damages in such cases to be tripled, as well as interest on the award, would push it to as much as $1.1 billion. The judgment, which the Palestinians are appealing, would equal nearly a third of the Palestinian Authority’s annual operating budget.
- Somali Muslims Rally For Accused Isis Terrorists In Minnesota
CBS Local reported:Dozens of local Somali families gathered at the State Capitol Saturday afternoon, calling for the release of six terror suspects.They’re calling for the government to stop what they see as attacks against them, and say the...
- Killing Women And Children By Design = Heroes: Welcome To ‘palestine’
Not just Samir Kuntar.Strategy Page:The Palestinian Authority (PA) recently boasted, via the Palestinian media, about the financial benefits it was supplying for Palestinian terrorists after they get out of jail. This is an issue at the moment because...
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Obama's buddies'the Palestinian Authority' passes law to pay salaries to all terrorists in Israeli prisons. From Will at The Other News: Palestinians trying to prove, once again, that they are just like the Mafia. (PalWatch).A law published...
- Upholding An Important Lawsuit
The JTA reports that a $116 million lawsuit against the PLO has been upheld: (JTA) -- A U.S. judge would not rescind his decision ordering the PLO to pay $116 million to the family of victims of a terrorist attack. Ronald Lagueux, a federal judge in Providence,...
- The State Department Is Considering Supporting The Palestinian Authority
Palestinians Ask U.S. To Intervene in Suits Over Terrorist Attacks By Glenn Kessler Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, February 12, 2008; A15 The State Department is considering supporting the Palestinian Authority in its quest to avoid...