Convince me Arab Terrorists were on planes

[Ragnarok]

well depending on how discretely they stepped forward theres no reason roundhead would even know about it

It's discreetly, but nevermind! Forget about roundhead, let's pretend I'm asking the question. Does anyone know how many of the hijackers families held funerals for their missing sons? Or if any of the families made discreet requests about body remains? Or if any of them even accept that their children died in the biggest crime of the 21st century? These are interesting questions if your mind isn't stuck in "Screw those murderous bastards!" mode.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

It's discreetly, but nevermind! Forget about roundhead, let's pretend I'm asking the question. Does anyone know how many of the hijackers families held funerals for their missing sons? Or if any of the families made discreet requests about body remains? Or if any of them even accept that their children died in the biggest crime of the 21st century? These are interesting questions if your mind isn't stuck in "Screw those murderous bastards!" mode.

all but one interview ive seen seems to indicate they accept (and even applaud) their sons deaths as martyrs (IIRC one father even had a small shrine to his son with a picture of the towers burning)

 

[Cl1mh4224rd]

Does anyone know how many of the hijackers families held funerals for their missing sons?

That's likely to be a "no" answer. For instance, does anyone know if the families of foreign nationals held funerals for their missing loved ones? It's a rather personal matter of those in a foreign country. I mean, hell... does anyone know how many American families held a funeral for their loved ones lost on 9/11?

You can assume that they all did, but the strict answer is, "No."

Or if any of the families made discreet requests about body remains?

Again, "No." For similar reasons outlined above.

Or if any of them even accept that their children died in the biggest crime of the 21st century?

I vaguely recall there being acceptance by at least one family, but I can't find anything to support that at the moment, so I'm going, again, with, "No."

On the other side of the coin, however, there's seems to be only one man, Ziad Al-Jarrah's uncle, that has publicly expressed his disbelief that his nephew was involved.