Danish/American: Who attacked New York Twin Towers?
Reader comment on item: [Pew Poll on] How Muslims Think
in response to reader comment: B. Mustapha..Uncertain claims?

Submitted by B. Mustapha (Nigeria), Jul 31, 2006 at 10:04

You said "I am sure I was the same place I was when this happened" but l am sorry you are mis-informed:

It is not the number that matters me, life is sacred in Islam even if it were a single soul. My question is who attacked New York Twin Towers?

l don't believe that muslims have hand in the sept. 11 attacks in the US due to the following reasons:

1) Osama was interviwed by Daily Ummat; a Karachi-based Pakistani daily newspaper of 28th sept. 2001, where he said 'I have already said that l am not involved in the sept. 11 attacks in the US. As a muslim, l try my best to avoid telling a lie. l had no knowledge of these attacks, nor do l consider killing of innocent women, children, & other humans as an appreciable act.

2) Abdul aziz Alomari who is said to hijacked Flight 11. , walked into the US embassy in Jeddah to demand why he was being reported as a dead hijacker in the American media. He also said "l could'nt believe it when the FBI put me on their list. They gave my name & my date of birth, but l am not a suicide bomber. l am here. l am alive. ABC News& Telegraph 23rd sept,2001.

Your attacks on Japan & Iraq killing thousands of civilians is 100% certain, But attacks on the US is a planned attack to gain support to suppress the Muslims. As Franklin D. Roosevelt once said: Nothing just happens in politics. If something happens you can be sure it was planned that way.

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