Iran Should Employ Bodyguard to Protect American Nationals! How Funny American Judiciary
September 24, 2000 - 0:0
TEHRAN A federal judge on September 21 ordered the government of Iran to pay $355 million in damages to the family of Marine Lt. Col. William R. Higgins, who was taken captive and killed in 1989 while on a mission in Lebanon.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said expert witnesses convinced her that Iran controlled Hizbollah, the group that she found responsible for the incident.
The American Judiciary holds Iran responsible for any harm to American nationals worldwide, but the commander of the U.S. ship that shot down the Iranian airbus over the Persian Gulf in 1988 and killed all the passengers on board was praised by American officials and awarded a medal of bravery! This shows how funny the American Judiciary is! According to some open confessions made by American officials, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) provided the Iraqi Army with satellite photos of strategic points and army movements in Iran during the Iraqi imposed war against Iran, which led to the deaths of thousands of Iranian youngsters defending their country against an aggression provoked by the U.S. government.
Thus, if Iran is expected to pay damages to families of the American citizens killed across the world, the U.S. should also pay reparations to the families of thousands of Iranian soldiers and civilians killed in the course of the Iraqi imposed war. In particular, Washington should pay damages to thousands of Iranians who were exposed to chemical weapons deployed by the Iraqi regime.
Besides, the U.S. government should stand trial in an international tribunal for its direct role in toppling the government of prime minister Mohammad Mosaddeq in 1953 and dealing a heavy blow to Iran's national interests.
According to the U.S. Justice Department, Iran should be punished for what Hizbollah did in Lebanon, but the U.S. is not responsible for the fate of Iranian diplomats kidnapped by Israeli mercenaries in Lebanon who have been languishing in Zionist jails for the past 20 years! Yet funnier is a bill under consideration by the U.S. Senate that gives the plaintiffs access to the Iranian assets frozen in the United States. The House has already approved the bill.
Hence, if the U.S. government intends to hold Iran responsible for any harm inflicted on the American nationals worldwide and pay damages to the families of the victims out of Iran's frozen assets, the Iranian government had better employ bodyguard to protect the American nationals worldwide!
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said expert witnesses convinced her that Iran controlled Hizbollah, the group that she found responsible for the incident.
The American Judiciary holds Iran responsible for any harm to American nationals worldwide, but the commander of the U.S. ship that shot down the Iranian airbus over the Persian Gulf in 1988 and killed all the passengers on board was praised by American officials and awarded a medal of bravery! This shows how funny the American Judiciary is! According to some open confessions made by American officials, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) provided the Iraqi Army with satellite photos of strategic points and army movements in Iran during the Iraqi imposed war against Iran, which led to the deaths of thousands of Iranian youngsters defending their country against an aggression provoked by the U.S. government.
Thus, if Iran is expected to pay damages to families of the American citizens killed across the world, the U.S. should also pay reparations to the families of thousands of Iranian soldiers and civilians killed in the course of the Iraqi imposed war. In particular, Washington should pay damages to thousands of Iranians who were exposed to chemical weapons deployed by the Iraqi regime.
Besides, the U.S. government should stand trial in an international tribunal for its direct role in toppling the government of prime minister Mohammad Mosaddeq in 1953 and dealing a heavy blow to Iran's national interests.
According to the U.S. Justice Department, Iran should be punished for what Hizbollah did in Lebanon, but the U.S. is not responsible for the fate of Iranian diplomats kidnapped by Israeli mercenaries in Lebanon who have been languishing in Zionist jails for the past 20 years! Yet funnier is a bill under consideration by the U.S. Senate that gives the plaintiffs access to the Iranian assets frozen in the United States. The House has already approved the bill.
Hence, if the U.S. government intends to hold Iran responsible for any harm inflicted on the American nationals worldwide and pay damages to the families of the victims out of Iran's frozen assets, the Iranian government had better employ bodyguard to protect the American nationals worldwide!