SWorry TS, but no one died and said you or any other American can tell other Americans what they can do with their private property and no one has given you or any other American any right that has been denied to other Americans - that kind of attitude is unworthy.
You are angry after 9 years, great then some one else will claim that he or she has been angry since 1947, 54, 67 and on and on - Again, we will be stuck trying to figure out whose anger is more justified, it's a net loser.
Like I said ot Gambit, you don't have to like it, you don't even have to like Islam or Muslims -- but for your own sake, you should consider the slippery slope of the argument you are using as bedrock - it's not rock, it's ether, it's a feeling, an emotion, subject to change and pass like so much wind -- and look at what you choose to abandon, principle and reason -- It's entirely OK to not like it, but at least be honest with yourself and don't abandon principle and reason - you're angry, who the heck are these people with accents and they are not Christians and Christians have not just waged war against them historically, but also crusades, and....and...they smell none to good either --- fine, but to take a non-issue, wherein no laws were broken, the building is on private property and the freedom of religion is a guarantee -- and to turn into a national issue, to make the nation a laughing stock of the world, to show the world that the US talks the talk but can't walk the walk, to mock the sacrifices of men and women of the armed forces who sacrifice their lives to secure freedoms for others which stand denied in the US on the basis of emotion? of polls?
It's an unworthy position - you can channel your anger in more productive venues.