Religion and 9/11

When I was searching through the religion section and came across the title of yours, it really grabbed my attention, but I found the questions kind of weird. Firstly, I am a person who believes in G-d. My religion states that G-d is all good, nothing He does is for the bad. We may not understand it at the time or at all, but in the end, it all leads to ultimate good. The people who crashed planes into the Towers were believers of G-d, but their idea of what's right and wrong is corrupt. They believe that they are doing what G-d wants, but in truth, it's not. G-d does not speak to us meer mortals, Abraham and Moses and Noah were all righteous people in their times and reached a level where G-d could talk to them, but for those of us not on their level, YEAH RIGHT! G-d does, however, "speak" to us each day. He sends little hidden messages that we are meant to interpret ourselves and work out what is right and what is not for ourselves. If G-d did SPEAK to me, and He told me to crash a plane into the Towers, I would personally be terrified, but at the same time I would have to trust that it is ultimately for the good. I also believe that what was done was completely wrong, and that those who did it will be punished more fiercely than we can imagine, many of the people who were trapped in the Towers were no more sinners than we are. We are human beings and we do the best we can. That's all G-d expects from us.