LashL
Goddess of Legaltainment™
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I'm curious, has anyone ever tried to file a lawsuit against Al Qaeda?
Doubtful, since Al Qaeda is not a legal entity and, therefore, lacks capacity to sue or be sued.
I'm curious, has anyone ever tried to file a lawsuit against Al Qaeda?
I'm curious, has anyone ever tried to file a lawsuit against Al Qaeda?
In late 2003 Judge Garzon compiled a 692-page indictment which called for the arrest of 35 men, including Osama Bin Laden, for their alleged membership of a terrorist group. The number of suspects was later increased to 41.
In 2005 24 faced justice in Madrid, in Europe's biggest trial of alleged al-Qaeda operatives.
Eighteen were found guilty of belonging to an al-Qaeda cell and sentenced to long prison terms.
These included the suspected leader of the group, Syrian-born businessman Imad Eddin Barakat Yarkas, who was found guilty of helping to organise the 9/11 attacks in the US. Six defendants were acquitted.
If you have already replied to this please tell me where i can find the answer, but Mr. William Rodriquez, can you tell us exactly what you heard on 9/11...I know your story but I was wondering when you heard the first blast
Bomb below? You decided so what is with your ingenuine questions? And besides your question about Felipe David is leading in that it presupposes that Rodriguez either saw a bomb or fireball. Why are you trying to do exactly what Rodriguez just complained about?Was the guy that was burned (skill peeling off) hurting from the bomb below you or from a possible fireball in the elevator shaft?
I'm curious, has anyone ever tried to file a lawsuit against Al Qaeda?
And they are from the Breslov hasidim in Williamsburg so they are very ferocious except Friday sundown till Saturday sundownNo, they have ferocious Jewish lawyers.
SHHHH...theFor the record, that was not a lawsuit against Al Qaeda. Rather, it was criminal indictments against named individuals relating to their membership in a terrorist group (in this case, Al Qaeda). As I said above, Al Qaeda is not a legal entity and, therefore, lacks the capacity to sue or be sued.
Similarly,"the Mafia"lacks capacity to sue or be sued because"the Mafia"is not a legal entity. But individuals can certainly be prosecuted criminally for being members of an "organized crime" group (such as"the Mafia") if the criminal law in the relevant jurisdiction includes such provisions.
He heard a noise. Your leading question is on of the reasons he really doesn't want to talk.
Bomb below? You decided so what is with your ingenuine questions? And besides your question about Felipe David is leading in that it presupposes that Rodriguez either saw a bomb or fireball. Why are you trying to do exactly what Rodriguez just complained about?
He heard a noise. Your leading question is on of the reasons he really doesn't want to talk.
Bomb below? You decided so what is with your ingenuine questions? And besides your question about Felipe David is leading in that it presupposes that Rodriguez either saw a bomb or fireball. Why are you trying to do exactly what Rodriguez just complained about?
LashL.Easy there, enigma. Those were not "leading questions" in light of the various stories that Wiliam Rodriguez has published over the past five and a half years, of which many people here are well aware (Note: I am not saying that the troofer who posted the question is well aware of the many versions of events Rodriguez has given over the past 5.5 years, but that many posters here are.]
Evidence, please, that the poster's "leading question is on[e] of the reasons [Rodriguez] really doesn't want to talk".
The first question by the poster above is not leading at all. The second is technically leading, at most, if one ignores everything that Rodriguez has said over the years and if one pretends that the question is asked in a vacuum. If an objection were made to it in court, for instance, the objection would either be over-ruled quickly by simple reference to Rodriguez' other statements, or, at worst, the court would require it to be reworded slightly, and then would compel Mr. Rodriguez to answer it.
In addition, given that the question was posed by a truther, I suspect he did not intend the question to be read the literal way in which you interpreted it.
<snip> what he wrote to LashL and myself.
LashL.
Rodriguez said he heard a noise...an explosion. Calling it a blast or asking if it was a bomb is leading and frankly I can understand why Rodriguez wouldn't want to talk when people spin his statements to fit their agenda.
What did I say that indicated anything about that post? You were saying that iS's questions were just questions and I said they were leading. Sort of like asking someone if they stopped beating their spouse. How do you answer? That has no bearing on your post.While Rodriguez ostensibly addressed something to me, via an email to you, he did not respond in any meaningful fashion whatsoever to my posts or the facts and evidence presented in those posts, and his purported response by proxy was wholly unsatisfactory, not to mention downright untrue.
Please see my post #159.
LashL.
Rodriguez said he heard a noise...an explosion. Calling it a blast or asking if it was a bomb is leading and frankly I can understand why Rodriguez wouldn't want to talk when people spin his statements to fit their agenda.
While Rodriguez ostensibly addressed something to me, via an email to you, he did not respond in any meaningful fashion whatsoever to my posts or the facts and evidence presented in those posts, and his purported response by proxy was wholly unsatisfactory, not to mention downright untrue.
Please see my post #159.
Wait a minute. If you said in an interview with whomever that you heard an esplosion and I turned around and claimed you admitted there was a bomb...I wouldn't be guilty of spinning a story?He said he heard "splosion, splosion, splosion, splosion" etc. (the number of "splosions" he says he heard has increased over the years) and he has singlehandedly fed the troofers' "bombs in the basement" conspiracy theory without ever objecting to them citing him as the source of that CT for all these years. He said repeatedly in his lawsuit and in his sworn affidavits as recently as 2006 that there were bombs in the sub-basements.
The question, as asked, was not a leading question, except technically, as I set out above.
You are right that someone is spinning here all right, but in this case, it isn't the troofer poster that you're arguing with - it's Rodriguez.
Maybe the number increased because he says esplosion and the interviewer says bomb so he says esplosion again and againHe said he heard "splosion, splosion, splosion, splosion" etc. (the number of "splosions" he says he heard has increased over the years)
Wait a minute. If you said in an interview with whomever that you heard an esplosion and I turned around and claimed you admitted there was a bomb...I wouldn't be guilty of spinning a story?
What part of don't address me didn't you understand?