I do understand that there are many people whom claim the muslim faith but hold different beliefs just as there are different denominations of christians. I don't recommend you come here and generally fling insults or call people ignorant just because they have been shaped by this experience. The old parable is true. You can read and become as learned as you want but experience is the greatest teacher however it is experience you will pay the highest price for. Everyone is shaped by experience. I have been shaped by this experience. Experience also taught me not to drive through West Virginia, So I drive around the state. Not all West Virginians are racist but I learned on more than one occasion that I am not wanted in some parts there. But I don't go around speaking out against all white people. It just means that if I have to travel through West Virginia, I am more cautious than I would be if I were travelling through Virginia. That is not stupid or hating however it is prejudice born through experience and bred through caution. Most people call it human nature. Why can I not look at middle eastern muslims and arabs isrealites and jews the same. Because I will never be sure where their loyalties lie. You see, it would have been different if these people had came into the U.S illegally and committed these acts but now these were well placed insurgents who could make most americans believe that they were loyal to this country. A lie is like glass. If you don't see through it, it shines right back at you. These people are professionals at what they do all they way down to the resources. Being trained in america to commit the acts against the America and waiting for nearly a decade to be called into action without the slightest slip in their loyalty to their cause. How can I look at them the same knowing that. That is not hating people. That is caution and it was because of lack of caution that they so successfully pulled this operation off.