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From their own computers, one of the points of 9/11 was to try to unite the Muslims in the cause. So if they didn't all believe, 'go blow yourself up for Allah', then they would need to be united, no?

They are not always in a "state" of Jihad. Someone has to strike the first blow. Tearing down the WTC towers and hitting the Pentagon showed it "could be done". Osama hoped to inspire others to such acts.

According to some "moderate" muslims, Osama and other Islamofascists don't practice "real" Islam. If that is the case, then why aren't muslims united in stamping out this "false" branch of radical Islam?

Check Ask The Imam which forbids them to take up arms against another muslim nation.

If they aren't "real" muslims then there is no harm in eradicating them. The Imam say that a muslim cannot judge the faith of another.

Yes, I have seen this. And also, a Muslim can't tell on another Muslim.

Trust me. Every point you all have brought up, I have the same thoughts. I would PREFER my answers come from "Moderate Muslims". Every opportunity I've had to present my questions, rather than intellectual response, I've gotten defensiveness, propaganda and talking points.

I still want my questions answered though. Thanks for all the input.