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Justice Delayed is Justice Denied George
Washington's Blog There is an old legal saying: "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied. It means that someone accused of a crime he didn't commit -- even if eventually acquitted -- is deprived of justice if he rots in jail for a long time before he is able to prove his innocence. This is also true for the crime of state sponsored terrorism. Because previous incidents of assassination and false flag terror have been covered up, rogue elements within the U.S. government have been emboldened to carry out larger and more deadly attacks. If the elements of the U.S. government who aided and abetted the 9/11 attacks are not quickly brought to justice, then:
It is standard operating procedure for all U.S. dirty tricks to be covered up for 30 years or more, or until all of the players are dead. But in the case of 9/11, we can't wait. Delaying justice for the 9/11 attacks would deny justice to the American people and to the world. Indeed, delaying justice would guarantee that the criminals kill again, and that America as we know it is destroyed, and the American people and the rest of the world suffers as a result.
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