Kristen Breitweiser

We were relegated to this fund that was quote unquote, no fault.

There was going to be no trials, no investigation, no hearing, no discovery, no cross-examination, no jury.

And so what we were allowed to do was to sue the co-conspirators.

But again, the U.S.

government didn't go after any quote unquote co-conspirators.

They threw them all down at Guantanamo and waterboarded them, tortured them.

So there's no, you know, going after them.

Right.

And so we were left with the civil litigation system.

Lawyers, many of whom were like aviation attorneys.

One group is former tobacco, big tobacco attorneys.

And they were willing to go after the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

And the rest of these entities, whether it was a foreign government, Emirates, Pakistan, or the US government, we were told no can do.

Oh, that would have never come up.

I don't know, that's what I'm saying.

Like to me, when you're not asking very, you know, pragmatic, obvious questions and people don't even ask the question, or if you do ask the question, you just sort of get shut down.

To me, that makes me suspicious, right?

Like, why aren't we going after those countries?

Why isn't my country looking into those countries and what they knew?

And yet there's never been an interest.