Congress Is Finally Pushing For 9/11 TruthDerrick Broze The Representatives introduced a similar resolution in 2013and received bipartisan support. Now Jones, Lynch, and Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie have introduced House Resolution 14 whichstates that declassification of the pages is necessary to provide the American public with the full truth surrounding the tragic events of September 11, 2001, particularly relating to the involvement of foreign governments. Jones said he chose to introduce the resolution because the families deserve peace, the American people deserve the truth, and the release of these pages will not harm our national security. He encouraged the Senate to introduce a companion resolution.Congressman Lynch said enough time has passed that we can digest the information they contain without worrying about the visceral passions and security implications that existed in the days immediately following September 11th, 2001. Upon seeing the 28 pages, Rep. Jones said the 28 pages would embarrass the Obama administration. Rep. Massiesaidwhile reading the documentshe had to stop every couple of pages and absorb and try to rearrange my understanding of history for the past 13 years and the years leading up to that. It challenges you to rethink everything. Former Senator Bob Graham spoke of the denial of truth coming from government officials. Graham asked, Did these 19 hijackers act alone or did they have support? He said the 28 pagespoint a strong finger at Saudi Arabia as being the principal financierof the attacks. When asked if he was speaking about the Saudi government or independent elements, he stated that he was referring to the Saudi Kingdom. Graham called the refusal of the Bush or Obama Administrations to release the documents a pervasive pattern of covering up the role of Saudi Arabia in 9/11 by all of the agencies of the federal governmentwhichhave access to information that might illuminate Saudi Arabias role in 9/11. Terry Strada, co-chair of 9/11 Families United for Justice Against Terrorism and widow of Tom Strada, said Private citizens and Congress must take action against those who are responsible for aiding and abetting the 19 hijackers that murdered nearly 3,000 innocent people on American soil no matter who they may be, no matter what government they are, no matter what country they come from. Strada emphasized the families call for three things: Accountability, Justice, and the Truth.She alsocalled for support from Congress for the passing of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), which would hold countries who fund terrorism accountable and give power to Congress to prosecute countries who fund terrorism. Also in attendance wereSylvia Carver, sister of Sharon Ann Carver (Pentagon victim); and Abraham Scott, widower of Janice Scott (Pentagon victim). Carver personally requestedPresident Obama release the 28 pages, stating that The families have a right to know the full story, we have a right to justice, and to closure. Abraham Scott, retired Army Officer, saidI stand before you in full support of the initiative of declassifying the 28 pages as well as passing JASTA. Support for the resolution and declassification of the pages has gained in popularity in recent months and years.Last summer, 9/11 Commission Chairman Thomas Kean and Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton also came out in support of declassification.Im embarrassed that theyre not declassified, Hamilton said to theNew York Post. BenSwann.com reported that former Secretary of State and potential U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, ISIS has received funding from the Saudis. Eight years after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, Clinton, wrote in a cable leaked by WikiLeaks that Saudi Arabia remains a critical financial support base for al-Qaeda, the Taliban, LeT (Lashkar-e-Taiba in Pakistan) and other terrorist groups. For more information on the many questions surrounding the attacks of 9/11 check this. Derrick Broze writes for TheAntiMedia.org, where this first appeared. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter to receive their latest articles. 