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What happened on September 11, 2001 could not have been predicted by anyone. The terror attacks and devastation that filled this great country on that day were unexpected and unfathomable. Due to the massive impact these attacks had on the United States of America, the entire country was affected and changed. Every aspect of American life has been affected by the happenings of this one day. Without question, America pulled together to not only get back to normal, but to improve and strengthen the nation. National security, , patriotism, and national unity are just a few of the aspects of our country that have been significantly impacted since that unforgettable date in the United State's history.

On September 11, 2001, America was attacked by a group of Muslim extremists who believed in a Holy War, called Jihad, in which they have been taught they need to attack the "evil" American Christians to please their god, Allah. They train young boys up to be men that will serve their god and offer themselves as sacrifices to ultimately make it to paradise. The way in which they chose to attack our nation was to send nineteen young Arab men through the airports with illegal chemical sprays, box cutters, and utility knives that they would use to later hijack the planes that they had previously chosen. At this point, in our country, America was lacking in national security. The Federal Aviation Administration had a no-fly list, but hardly anyone's name was on it. The state also had a list of people to watch for entrance or exit of the country, but the airlines did not have access to the list. One of the only precautions taken by the airlines was the random searches placed on people. Nine of the nineteen hijackers were put under a random search, and their luggage was placed on the airplane after they had boarded, with intentions of keeping a person from detonating a bomb on themselves. Little did airport security know, the intentions and plans of these men were to sacrifice themselves by suicide bombings that would kill thousands of Americans also. The group had been plotting for years before September 11. In 1998, Osama Bin Laden called Jihad against Jews and Crusaders.

We Ð'- with Allah's help Ð'- call on every Muslim who believes in Allah and wishes to be rewarded to comply with Allah's order to kill the Americans and plunder their money wherever and whenever they find it. We also call

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