Egypt Religion Government
How many people understand the truth about September 11?
I want to attached my question with my opinion.It was feel good message for ignorant people who justified this act as revenge to the West or Jews but Muslims with knowledge condemned the act of Sept 11,many Scholars of Islam called this act as evil and should be separated from Islam as a religion of Peace. Law enforcements blamed and arrested Muslims suspects of M Eastern origin,some until today they have not received fair trial and probably there is no concrete eveidence apart from circumstantial.US and allies waged war on Terror and thousand of innocent people were killed.However with my long time research and analysation based on available information,recently I went back to the history of Islam and political sit in Arab World.Is anyone though this act could have been organised by any Arab state?Who knows may be Saudi Kingdom or Egypt Government organized Sep 11 attack so the West can deal hashly to Muslims for were seems to be problem and fear to Arabs regime.
I do.
Jordan Maxwell — In Egypt Part 2/12
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