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Kuwait sponsoring terrorism? Software 3 posts Apr 8, 2003 — Apr 8, 2003
On Monday, the Russian Supreme Court postponed the consideration of the issue concerning the elimination of the Moscow branch of the Kuwaiti organisation "Social Reforms Society", which is recognised as a terrorist organisation in Russia. The court session was postponed until April 22nd due to the absence from the court of the organisation leader.

The application to eliminate the Moscow branch of the organisation was forwarded to the Russian Federation Supreme Court by the Russian General Prosecutor's Office. The General Prosecutor's Office has earlier declared 15 organisations operating in Russia as terrorist organisations, including "Social Reforms Society". The Russian Federation Supreme Court confirmed the given definition.

Russian law-enforcement bodies became interested in the activities of the "Social Reforms Society" Moscow branch in 2002. Back then, for the violation of Russian legislation, the activities of the organisation were suspended for 3 months.

http://english.pravda.ru/society/2003/04/07/45699.html

http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Dai...2000060106.html
It's just all so frustrating. Why do we turn a blind eye?

The majority of the 9-11 attackers were Saudi nationals, yet Saudi Arabia never made it onto the Bush administration's list of nations sponsoring terrorism, nor are they targeted for pre-emptive strikes. Could it be because the Saudi royalty, and all their lovely oil, are good friends of the Bushes and Cheneys??_ Strange how nobody in the White House thought to inquire into the Saudi-terrorism connection.

http://www.literalpolitics.com/Bush...shweeknov02.htm

Like here
http://www.msnbc.com/avantgo/839269.htm

and here
http://stacks.msnbc.com/news/838867.asp

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Originally posted by sambeau:
The majority of the 9-11 attackers were Saudi nationals, yet Saudi Arabia never made it onto the Bush administration's list of nations sponsoring terrorism, nor are they targeted for pre-emptive strikes. Could it be because the Saudi royalty, and all their lovely oil, are good friends of the Bushes and Cheneys??_ Strange how nobody in the White House thought to inquire into the Saudi-terrorism connection.
Timothy McVay blew up a building. He was a American. Does that make it America's fault? You know what I would do if I was sponsering say terrorism against say Ohio, and didn't want them to know it came from WV? I would hire some people from Kentucky. Not saying this is what happened, not saying that SA wasn't involved. Just saying just because the terrorists were from Saudi, does in no way make SA at fault. Just like just because the terrorist were from SA, doesn't mean no one else had their hands in it.
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