On this, the 8th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the perpetrators of the massacre are whining about this mysterious “backlash” that never seems to materialize.

“I get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach every year,” said Nancy Rokayak, 45, of Charlotte, N.C., who covers her hair in public. “I feel on 9/11 others look at me and blame me for the events that took place.”

Rokayak, a U.S.-born convert, has four children with her husband, who is from Egypt, and works as an ultrasound technologist. She makes sure she is wearing a red, white and blue flag pin every Sept. 11 and feels safer staying close to home.

Sarah Sayeed, 41, who lives in the Bronx, said that for a long time, she hesitated before going out on the anniversary. The morning the World Trade Center crumbled, she rushed to her son’s Islamic day school so they could both return home. The other women there warned that she should take off her headscarf, or hijab, for her own safety. She now attends an interfaith prayer event each Sept. 11, keeping her hair covered as always.

Listen, Islam, this day is not about your fears and needs. It is about the loss of life of those who were murdered in the name of your moongod and his pedophile prophet. You brought this thunder down upon yourselves, and if America were a less civilized society (say, like the countries you all sprang from) then you would have reason to fear walking down the street each day.

September 11th was perpetrated by Muslims, for Muslims, in the name of Allah (pigs be upon him). You have no right to be whinging about your own discomfort on this day. No right. If you had any decency at all, you would have walked away from your cult of sex and death, and embraced America. Instead you hide behind your hijabs and pretend that it’s all about you. It isn’t.

We don’t care that you are uncomfortable. We hope you are miserable and repentant for the actions of your coreligionists, so easily explained away by the radical imams who taught them. We hope you are reminded every day, not just September 11th, of the celebrations of your brethren over the murder of innocent people. These are your brothers. This is your faith.

Paradise for the followers of Allah will be a jet-fuelled hellfire. Then you will have something worth complaining about, you selfish, disgusting abominations.

This is the bed you made. Sleep comfortably, you bastards.

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