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| | [[File:Son-Of-9-11-Victim-Reads-Names-Of-Those-Killed-Wearing-‘Some-People-Did-Something’-Shirt.jpg |left|300px|thumb|[[Rep. Ilhan Elmi Omar]] was criticized by name by victim survivors at the September 11, 2019 memorial observation.]] | | [[File:Son-Of-9-11-Victim-Reads-Names-Of-Those-Killed-Wearing-‘Some-People-Did-Something’-Shirt.jpg |left|300px|thumb|[[Rep. Ilhan Elmi Omar]] was criticized by name by victim survivors at the September 11, 2019 memorial observation.]] |
| − | Following the attacks there was a strong surge of patriotism in virtually all facets of American society. The government, being aware that the most deadly attack ever on American soil could stir up animosity against the ethnic or ideological group of the perpetrators, went out of its way along with the mainstream media to separate Islam from the actions taken by its more radical adherents, misleadingly referring to it at multiple times as a "religion of peace."<ref>https://thereligionofpeace.com/</ref> While people of Middle Eastern decent and adherents of Islam were concerned at first, the overall effect of hostility towards these groups was barely noticeable. Although there were literally millions of Muslims in America out of a total population of 300 million who could have sought out reprisals, in an entire year less than 500 cases of aggression of verbal hostility were reported. Muslims responded to the magnanimous treatment they received from Americans by seeking to construct a victorious [[Ground Zero Mosque]]. | + | Following the attacks there was a strong surge of patriotism in virtually all facets of American society. The government, being aware that the most deadly attack ever on American soil could stir up animosity against the ethnic or ideological group of the perpetrators, went out of its way along with the mainstream media to separate Islam from the actions taken by its more radical adherents, misleadingly referring to it at multiple times as a "religion of peace."<ref>https://thereligionofpeace.com/</ref> While people of Middle Eastern decent and adherents of Islam were concerned at first, the overall effect of hostility towards these groups was barely noticeable. Although there were literally millions of Muslims in America out of a total population of 300 million who could have sought out reprisals, in an entire year less than 500 cases of aggression of verbal hostility were reported. Like the [[Dome of the Rock]], Muslims responded by constructing a victorious [[Ground Zero Mosque]] over conquered territory. |
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| | + | 9/11 memorial services have been held throughout the nation every September 11 to commemorate the loss of loved ones and attack on American values. |
| | [[File:Benghazi attack.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Libyan [[jihad]]is, supported by the [[Obama administration]], commemorated the massacre on September 11, 2012 by burning down the U.S. Consulate in Libya.<ref>https://www.amazon.com/REAL-Benghazi-Story-White-Hillary/dp/1531817130</ref> President Obama remarked, "The future does not belong to those who insult the Prophet of Islam."]] | | [[File:Benghazi attack.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Libyan [[jihad]]is, supported by the [[Obama administration]], commemorated the massacre on September 11, 2012 by burning down the U.S. Consulate in Libya.<ref>https://www.amazon.com/REAL-Benghazi-Story-White-Hillary/dp/1531817130</ref> President Obama remarked, "The future does not belong to those who insult the Prophet of Islam."]] |
| − | 9/11 memorial services have been held throughout the nation every September 11 to commemorate the loss of loved ones and attack on American values.
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| | In April 2019, [[Democrat]] Rep. Ilhan Omar speaking at a [[Council on American-Islamic Relations]] (CAIR) conference remarked the terrorist-linked organization was founded because of "some people who did something."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrql_Sb30B8</ref> At that years' Ground Zero ceremonies the son of a murder victim said there should be no confusion on who attacked the United States and killed almost 3,000 people. | | In April 2019, [[Democrat]] Rep. Ilhan Omar speaking at a [[Council on American-Islamic Relations]] (CAIR) conference remarked the terrorist-linked organization was founded because of "some people who did something."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrql_Sb30B8</ref> At that years' Ground Zero ceremonies the son of a murder victim said there should be no confusion on who attacked the United States and killed almost 3,000 people. |
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