...The 9/11 Information and Indictment is expected to issue around Labor   Day, 2012. The Information and Indictment will be accompanied by an   Evidentiary Report, setting out the evidence of probable cause for the   indictments of the Accused. 
Legal implications of the 9/11 Vancouver Tribunal
 Following the issuance of an Information and Indictment against   specific named individuals who allegedly participated in a common plan   and conspiracy in the events of 9/11, there are multiple legal venues in   which the criminal charges in the Information and Indictment can be   prosecuted and tried, and verdicts and judgments reached and enforced   against the Accused.
 A. International law - The alleged crimes of the  Accused in the  Information and Indictment may be found to violate the  Geneva  Conventions of 1949 and constitute war crimes, genocide and  crimes  against humanity. At the 9/11 Vancouver Hearings Judge Alfred  Webre  stated, "The 9/11 false flag operations may qualify as a war  crime,  genocide, and crime against humanity, inter alia, if it can be   demonstrated that the true intent of the 9/11 perpetrators was to carry   out 9/11 as a pretext for invading Afghanistan, which invasion and war   has been found to be genocidal because of the use of depleted uranium   weapons and other reasons.  So the legal chain of culpability is there,   under the Nuremberg precedents of a crime against peace and stating an   unjust war.  The Tokyo Tribunal for War Crimes in Afghanistan, in an   opinion by Judge Niloufer Bhagwat, found that U.S. President George W.   Bush and his administration had committed war crimes, genocide, and   crimes against humanity through the horrific birth defects and other   widespread genetic and health damage cause to Afghan civilians through   the U.S. use of depleted uranium weapons."
 The 9/11 Indictment can be taken by the 9/11 Vancouver Commission to   the national courts of any of the more than 100 nations, such as  Germany  and Spain, that are signatories to the Rome statue of the  International  Criminal Court (ICC) for prosecution and enforcement, as  well as to the  ICC itself. The chief prosecutor of the ICC, to the  criticism of many  throughout the world, has failed to act on over 400  complaints on war  crimes in Iraq and in Afghanistan by US and UK  forces, and has privately  stated he will not take jurisdiction of 9/11.
 B. U.S. Congress - The Indictment of the 9/11  Vancouver Tribunal can  be taken by the 9/11 Vancouver Commission to the  U.S. Senate and to the  U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary  Committee for the appointment of  a Special Prosecutor to prosecute the  Accused Treason under Article III  of the U.S. Constitution, which  provides, "Treason against the United  States, shall consist only in  levying War against them, or in adhering  to their Enemies, giving them  Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be  convicted of Treason unless on the  Testimony of two Witnesses to the  same overt Act, or on Confession in  open Court. The Congress shall have  Power to declare the Punishment of  Treason, but no Attainder of Treason  shall work Corruption of Blood, or  Forfeiture except during the Life of  the Person attainted."
 There is legal precedent for such an action.  In November 2007, a   Memorandum was presented to senior Congressional staff and personally to   Rep John Conyers, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee setting  out  sufficient prima facie evidence of Article III(3) treason in  connection  with the events of 9/11 by George W. Bush, Richard B.  Cheney, Donald H.  Rumsfeld, and other Jane and John Does. Senior  Congressional staff  acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations in  the Memorandum.  Rep.  Conyers took the Memorandum home to Detroit, MI  over the Thanksgiving  2007 holidays promising an answer as to whether  he would move on the  file after the Holidays.  To this date, no answer  has been forthcoming  from Rep. Conyers.
 C. Canadian Parliament - There are various  concurrent efforts to have  the Parliament of Canada investigate the  9/11 events, as NORAD is a  joint Canada/USA function and 26 Canadians  were killed at the World  Trade Center on 9/11. The 9/11 Vancouver  Indictment can be taken by the  9/11 Vancouver Commission to members of  Parliament and the Senate,  including the Prime Minister and the  Opposition Leaders in the  Parliament of Canada to appoint a Public  Inquiry to investigate and  report on possible criminal violations by  Canadian persons or U.S.  persons, including U.S. government employees  or contractors/agents, and  other individuals flowing out of the 9/11  events.
 D. Prosecution for murder - The 9/11 Vancouver  Indictment can be  taken by the 9/11 Vancouver Commission to any  District attorney and/or  U.S. Attorneys in the United States of  America, and to any Public  Prosecutors in other nations whose citizens  were killed in the World  Trade Center or the events of 9/11. The  alleged Accused, Co-conspirators  and persons acting in a common plan to  cause, facilitate or support the  events of September 11, 2001 can each  be prosecuted for murder by a  U.S. attorney, by a district attorney or  by public prosecutors of a  nation whose citizens were killed at the  World Trade Center or in any  aspect of the false flag operation on  September 11, 2001.
 E. 9/11 Vancouver Tribunal - The 9/11 Vancouver  Commission can  establish a formal Tribunal for a trial of the Accused  under the 9/11  Vancouver Indictment. This trial would be heard by the  9/11 Tribunal Judges, with appointed prosecutors, counsel for the   Accused and due process for the Accused.  A sister tribunal of   conscience, the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, has successfully tried   George W. Bush, Tony Blair, Richard B. Cheney, Donald H. Rumsfeld, et   al. for war crimes in Iraq...
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