[Coroner]

Your link doesnt disprove anything I stated. As a matter fact, there were some muslims that knew about 9-11 in advance. There were reports of muslim school kids that brought cameras to class on 9-11. There was even a report by a teacher that had one of her students tell her that the WTC would not be there next week. This was reported on either msnbc's or msn's website.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Your link doesn't disprove anything I stated."

That's funny, considering the fact that you've failed to prove anything you have stated.

Here's a quote from the link provided:

In a wider context, the basic rumor is even sometimes voiced as a generalized "Arabs were celebrating in the streets" claim:

Have you heard that Arab Americans were publicly celebrating the events of September 11 in some large US cities? Supposedly this was suppressed by news agencies.

Needless to say, such a story would not have been sat upon by the media -- it would have run on every front page across the nation in the same manner as the video of celebrating Palestinians achieved widespread air play.

Other blossomings of the rumor have Arab schoolchildren cheering from their seats in U.S. schools.

Obviously, you can't read English.

"As a matter fact, there were some Muslims that knew about 9-11 in advance."

Now, that's about the dumbest thing you've posted yet. I guess I should be surprised that this was not a spontaneous event where some Muslims on four different flights, complete strangers mind you, suddenly stood up and decided to hijack airplanes and crash them into things.

"There were reports of Muslim school kids that brought cameras to class on 9-11."

There were probably some non-Muslim kids who brought cameras too.

Now, all you've done on this thread is post unsubstantiated rumors, back something up with facts.

By the way, about your FReeper name...is that your occupation, or is it where you go to meet chicks?

[swarthyguy]

There may not have been dancing in the street, but in a major hospital near here, in a ward where many arabs were convalescing and receiving treatment, there were a great deal of huzzahs, hugs and air kisses among the men after the planes hit and the towers collapsed. The staff who observed this were horrified.

It was obvious to the nurse there that they were celebrating. She wanted to barf, leave or something worse, but professionalism won out.

Wasn't dancing in the streeets but the sentiment was exactly the same as in the West Bank.