61.   The federal government has long claimed all the revenues from the crude oil in the region, which received little in return.

62.   The government claimed that Kiareldeen met with Nidal Ayyad, who was later convicted for conspiring in the bombing, just a week before the bombing.

63.   The government claimed they were highly classified and posed a severe threat if they fell into foreign hands.

64.   The French government claimed jurisdiction under the NATO charter.

65.   The government claims he used his leasing company, Arrendadora Pragma SA as the conduit from Nacional Financiera, a state bank, to his shell companies.

66.   The government claims there was no such agreement, and even if there were it would be the result of FBI misconduct and therefore invalid.

67.   The government claims to have abolished human bondage, making Mauritania the last nation on the planet to have done so.

68.   The government claims to have recovered genetic evidence from an Austin storage shed indicating they were murdered there.

69.   The government could also claim any profits made from the illegal sales.

70.   The government has claimed, despite dubious historical evidence, that Alexander the Great is the forefather of the modern nation.