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February 17th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Every victim of a crime in Michigan is entitled to make a statement
in open court regarding the impact of the crime on their life. The
statement is limited to the victim’s physical, emotional and financial
well being as it relates to the crime. Keep that in mind as you read my
statement. ~ Kurt Haskell
Below is a copy of the victim impact statement I gave today at the
Underwear Bomber sentencing hearing. When reading my statement, keep in
mind that I am a practicing attorney in the State of Michigan.
In addition, I regularly practice in the Court the hearings are
taking place at and therefore, I am somewhat limited as to what I can
say. We were limited to 5 minutes each.
I wish to thank the Court for allowing me these 5 minutes to make my
statement. My references to the government in this statement refer to
the Federal Government excluding this Court and the prosecution.
On Christmas Day 2009, my wife and I were returning from an African
safari and had a connecting flight through Amsterdam. As we waited for
our flight, we sat on the floor next to the boarding gate.
What I witnessed while sitting there and subsequent events have
changed my life forever. While I sat there, I witnessed Umar dressed in
jeans and a white t-shirt, being escorted around security by a man in a
tan suit who spoke perfect American English and who aided Umar in
boarding without a passport.
The airline gate worker initially refused Umar boarding until the man
in the tan suit intervened. The event meant nothing to me at the time.
Little did I know that Umar would try to kill me a few hours later as
our flight approached Detroit.
The final 10 minutes of our flight after the attack were the worst
minutes of my life. During those 10 minutes I sat paralyzed in fear.
Unfortunately, what happened next has had an even greater impact on my
life and has saddened me further.
When we landed, I was shocked that our plane taxied up to the gate. I
was further shocked that we were forced to sit on the plane for 20
minutes with powder from the so called bomb all over the cabin.
The officers that boarded the plane did nothing to ensure our safety
and did not check for accomplices or other explosive devices. Several
passengers trampled through parts of the bomb as they exited the plane.
We were then taken into the terminal with our unchecked carry on bags.
Again, there was no concern for our safety even though Umar told the
officers that there was another bomb on board as he exited the plane.
I wondered why nobody was concerned about our safety, accomplices or
other bombs and the lack of concern worried me greatly. I immediately
told the FBI my story in order to help catch the accomplice I had seen
in Amsterdam. It soon became obvious that the FBI wasn’t interested in
what I had to say, which upset me further.
For one month the government refused to admit the existence of the
man in the tan suit before changing course and admitting his existence
in an ABC News article on January 22, 2010. That was the last time the
government talked about this man. The video that would prove the truth
of my account has never been released.
I continue to be emotional upset that the video has not been
released. The Dutch police, meanwhile, in this article (show article),
also confirmed that Umar did not show his passport in Amsterdam which
also meant that he didn’t go through security as both are in the same
line in Amsterdam. It upsets me that the government refuses to admit
this fact.
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I became further saddened from this case, when Patrick Kennedy of the
State Department during Congressional hearings, admitted that Umar was a
known terrorist, was being followed, and the U.S. allowed him into the
U.S. so that it could catch Umar’s accomplices.
I was once again shocked and saddened when Michael Leiter of the
National Counter terrorism Center admitted during these same hearings
that intentionally letting terrorists into the U.S. was a frequent
practice of the U.S. Government. I cannot fully explain my sadness,
disappointment and fear when I realized that my government allowed an
attack on me intentionally.
During this time, I questioned if my country intentionally put a
known terrorist onto my flight with a live bomb. I had many sleepless
nights over this issue. My answer came shortly thereafter.
In late 2010, the FBI admitted to giving out intentionally defective
bombs to the Portland Christmas Tree Bomber,the Wrigley Field Bomber and
several others.
Further, Mr. Chambers was quoted in the Free Press on
January 11, 2011 when he indicated that the government’s own explosives
experts had indicated that Umar’s bomb was impossibly defective. I
wondered how that could be.
Certainly, I thought, Al Qaeda wouldn’t go
through all of the trouble to plan such an attack only to provide the
terrorist with an impossibly defective bomb.
I attended nearly all of the pretrial hearings. At the hearing on
January 28, 2011, I was greatly disappointed by the prosecution’s
request to block evidence from Mr. Chambers “as it could then be able to
be obtained by third parties, who could use it in a civil suit against
the government”.
It really bothered me that the government apparently was admitting to
wrongdoing of some kind as it admitted that it was concerned it would
be sued. It further upset me to know that the government was putting its
own interests ahead of those of the passengers.
When I attended the jury selection hearings, I questioned why versions of the same two questions kept coming up, those being:
1. Do you think you’ll be able to tell whether something is actually a
bomb? and
2. Do you realize that sometimes the media doesn’t always
tell the truth?
I continued to be greatly saddened at this point as I felt the truth continued to be hidden.
When Umar listed me as his only witness, I was happy to testify, not
on his behalf, but on behalf of the truth. I never expected to testify,
as my eyewitness account would have been too damaging to the myth that
the government and media are putting forward.
A mere 5 days after I was announced as a witness, there was an
inexplicable guilty plea which exasperated me as I no longer would be
testifying.
In closing I will just say that regardless of how the media and
government try to shape the public perception of this case, I am
convinced that Umar was given an intentionally defective bomb by a U.S.
Government agent and placed on our flight without showing a passport or
going through security, to stage a false terrorist attack to be used to
implement various government policies.
The effect this matter has had on my life has been astounding and due
to this case, I will never trust the government in any matter, ever.
In regards to sentencing, nothing I’ve said excuses the fact that
Umar tried to kill me. He has waived his valid claim to the entrapment
defense. Umar, you are not a great Muslim martyr, you are merely a
“Patsy”. I ask the court to impose the mandatory sentence.
Kurt Haskell – February 16, 2012 – posted at IntelHub
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