September 15, 2008
American Muslim Explains the Morality and Genius of 9/11
In a series of posts he titles The Path to Understanding 9/11, American Muslim Samir Khan praises the genius of Osama bin Laden and justifies it as a retaliation against American atrocities.
Here is a taste from part 1 which begins with a poem by a 9/11 survivor and then goes on to justify the horrible murders:
Imagine a Government that committed atrocities and supported tyrants that committed atrocities for many years who then hid those events in the closet of history and then showed a face of complete innocence on 9/11 as if it were a new-born that was benefiting the world at large… this is precisely what happened with the US Government.As all Islamist justification of mass murder always does, part 2 links 9/11 to the alleged injustices of Israel against Palestinians:
because of the immense American financial and military support for Israel, this heavily influenced Usaamah’s decision to attack America.Let's skip to part 5. Parts 3 & 4 are real yawners involving tired claims that depleted uranium is baad, mmmkay, and that Saudi Arabia -- you know, the country that won't let women drive --- is an apostate regime.
Keep this quote in mind when you read the end of this post:
Now that you have understood the immense frustration and great anger of Usaamah bin Laadin - which is all for the sake of the religion - against the head of this snake, America, this helps you realize that this so-called “war on terrorism” is a complete cover up (to the reality of this war) and that there is another side to the war… the unreported side which the Government purposely hides from you since they want to make the appearance of the enemy seem simple: that they are terrorists and that they are the bad guys. The reality is that these “terrorists” are far above this and have morals, aspirations and ethics that are much greater than what the United States makes them to be.Part 6 asks us to understand the motivations and the "sacrifices" made by the 19 mass murderers involved in 9/11. Really.
Samir Khan--who lives in his mom's basement in suburban Charlotte, North Carolina (really)--- sums up the lessons learned from 9/11 thusly:
In our last part of the series on “The Path to Understanding 9/11,” we now turn to the words of the intellectuals and think-tanks amongst the Mujaahideen; this is the last stage to opening our eyes to a world that is not even thought about in the West: people who know why 9/11 was done and what were the benefits behind it....He ends his 7 part series praising Osoma bin Laden, the 19 mass murderers he sent, and justifying the 9/11 attacks by saying "This was not an attempt to justify 9/11." Right.9/11 was the ‘umf‘ that the vanguard of Islaam needed in order to remobilize its efforts and to see the greater picture; and the greater picture tells us that Allah is al-Akbar (The Greatest) whereas the United States is not....
We hope you enjoyed this series and will now look at the “war on terrorism” as a war of hypocrisy and that you will look at September the 11th as a form of retaliation from the Islaamic world upon the tyrants of the West who are the heads of the oppressors that have been killing Muslims for years on end and supporting those who terrorize the Islaamic world for many years.
What was 9/11 to Samir Khan and other Westerners who support al Qaeda?
[9/11] was the Badr of the 21st Century; the Badr of yesterday changed world events, so much so, that it gave confidence to the Mujaahideen to conquer nearly half the world years later.The Battle of Badr was the key turning point for the armies of the mass murderer Mohammed, prophet of Islam. After the Battle of Badr, the followers of Muhammad conquered Mecca, the Arabian Peninsula, and then set their eyes on the rest of the world.
