Quite the opposite.
9/11 had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with Freemasons, since Freemasons have nothing to do with Radical Islamist Jihadists. Those who seek to deny that the destruction of those towers was a major coup for Radical Islam are probably being funded by the Jihadists to spread disinformation.
That incident changed the face of America (as well as North America). But the response was totally inappropriate. The billions of dollars which poured into Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan in fruitless warfare should have been poured into (a) building a SERIOUS wall at the southern border, (b) properly maximizing airport and port security with PROFILING of Muslims seeking entry into North America (rather than aggravating all travelers including little old ladies), (c) putting a total ban on immigration from the Arab world, (d) properly reviewing all Muslim immigrants from 1970 - 2001 to determine which were *sleepers* for their cause, and (e) making it a federal law that Muslims cannot be elected to office in America (since Christians would never be elected to office in any Muslim country). Furthermore, Saudi Arabia should have been put on notice, since those Jihadists were from there and funded by the Saudis.
Jihad is far from over, but it has taken another aspect altogether -- establishment of the Caliphate. Now Radical Muslims are working to subvert the West internally (while minimizing the impact of 9/11), by having Muslims run for office, establishing organization like C.A.I.R., and then undermine the Constitution and the Christian values which have prevailed. Not to mention constant attacks against Jews and Israel.
Republicans slam Ilhan Omar's comments about 9/11
..."Nearly 3,000 Americans were killed by terrorists on 9/11. It shouldn’t be this difficult for Ilhan Omar to understand why her “some people did something” comment was so offensive," wrote Republican chairwoman Ronna McDaniel in a Sunday Twitter post, attaching a clip of Omar's Sunday morning interview on CBS' "Face the Nation." ...
Republicans slam Ilhan Omar's comments about 9/11 following 'Face the Nation' interview
"It’s beyond troubling that there is someone in our government who is mocking Americans for being fearful of terrorist groups. The Somali refugee was an activist in her community when she mocked Americans."