U.S. imams still lying about 9/11
- Dearborn imam labels 9/11 a 'big lie' while claiming Islam is supreme over all other faiths.
- California cleric mocks the official 9/11 narrative, reviving debunked conspiracy theories about flight simulators and Pentagon wreckage.
- Charlotte preacher claims Mossad rigged the World Trade Center to collapse as part of a grand design.
- Rasmussen poll reveals 43% of young voters hold a favorable view of Shariah, signaling a massive cultural shift.
Brief Summary
While the nation paused to honor the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks, several prominent Islamic leaders across the U.S. used their pulpits to spread toxic revisionist history. From Michigan to California, imams are actively pushing the conspiracy that the attacks were an 'inside job' or a 'big lie' orchestrated by non-Muslims, despite overwhelming forensic evidence identifying the perpetrators. These sermons, captured by the Middle East Media Research Institute, reveal a coordinated effort to distance the faith from the atrocities of 9/11 while simultaneously preaching the supremacy of Shariah law.
Why This Matters
This isn't just about old conspiracy theories; it’s about a fundamental drift in the ideological foundations of the country. When religious leaders with significant influence openly preach that 9/11 was a fabrication and advocate for a legal framework like Shariah—which often conflicts with Western constitutional rights—it challenges the social fabric of American communities. As younger generations express increasing openness to these ideologies, the divide between traditional American values and these rising, radicalized narratives will likely dictate the future of our political and social debates. You should pay attention because this is shifting the Overton window on how history is taught and how religious influence interacts with our public square.