Mohammed Ali and his theory.

Submitted by Nicholas (United States), Feb 23, 2006 at 01:24

Where have you been Mr. Muhammed Ali? Most of the civilized world saw Bin Laden on video talking about the twin towers and how pleased he was that 3000 people had perished. He described the plot and even mentioned the fact that only leaders in each plane like Mohammed Atta knew that the act was a suicide act and the others did not know they were going to die. He was in Tora bora at the time he was talking, where were you ?

I live in Brooklyn, New York. I saw muslim Americans dancing on the streets in Brooklyn when the towers were burning that morning. There were muslin children there too. I witnessed this horrible behavior exhibited by the muslims who worked and lived here. My fellow American muslims !!! They were rejoicing. It is my conviction that all of them should have been taken in for questioning by the authorities. Did they know of the plot in advance. How could they have grouped so fast that morning? This behavior was also reported in Astoria, Queens by others.

Worst part is that the conspiracy theory started circulating immediately among them. They were saying that this was Israel's work and all jews working in the twin towers were told not to go to work that day on 9/11. (The jews who did die there that morning were obviously not told for some strange reason)

Where was "the Mossad", Mr .Ali ? Will you say now that the dancing muslims ( those I have seen in my neighborhood for years day by day ) were in reality "the Mossad" who looked like Arabs. This happened a few minutes after the catastrophe occurred.

So you see, Mr. Ali , we don't have to wait for Mr. Pipes to tell us anything. I saw this muslim behavior and the jewish conspiracy theory immediately , long, long before I saw the article by Mr.Pipes.

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