The lower Manhattan building that will possibly house the Cordoba Initiative Mosque and Cultural Center is seen in New York August 16, 2010. The project, planned near the “ground zero” site of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York, has emerged as an emotional issue 2-1/2 months before U.S. congressional elections in which Republicans are trying to take back control of Congress from Obama’s fellow Democrats. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
I don’t see the 9/11 attack as a religious war. I don’t see all of Islam is to blame for the 9/11 attack. I see a small radical group of Islamic extremists for the attack on the World Trade Center buildings specifically al-Qaeda. I don’t see all the hub-bub over building a mosque near not at Ground Zero. If the Mosque practices peace and tolerance and is not affiliated with extremists ideology let it be built and honor the people who died that day and remember who was really behind the attack al-Qaeda.
A woman walks past the lower Manhattan building that will possibly house the Cordoba Initiative Mosque and Cultural Center in New York August 16, 2010.REUTERS/Brendan McDermid












