[Travis McGee]

Our "moderate" moslem population is making a big mistake if they think that the ACLU, CAIR, and the AMC will be able to shield them if more 9-11s occur, and the tracks again lead back through the mosques and cultural centers where "nobody knew a thing".

[cardinal4]

Good morning,sir.Well written!My thoughts exactly.I wish it could sent to the Wash Post,NY times,etc.Not that it would do any good.Throw all of them out if they will not profess loyalty or outrage at 9/11.

[Victoria Delsoul]

The few Arab-Muslim representatives that have appeared on the media are defensive and equivocating. They seem more concerned with making sure the U.S. prove who is responsible before they act, and protecting their own people from any violence directed toward them, here in the U.S. and abroad.

They truly show where their support and loyalty stand.

[AGAviator]

The 9/11 attacks were not broadcast in mosques before they happened, period. Not even all the participants know or knew the full scope of the plans.

Afghans lost two million people in events leading to the collapse of the Soviet Union. People opposing the Taliban have lost more. Some of Abdul Haq's surviving relatives live in this country. Now you're talking about going after them en masse. Are you going to condemn attacks on them with the same intensity as you expect them to condemn attacks on us? How much more do you expect them to give for this country?