Donald Trump-owned course has been labelled the ‘worst place on the planet’ for the Saudi-backed tour by the national chair of 9/11 Families United
The head of a group representing families affected by the 9/11 terror attacks has castigated the Saudi Arabia-backedfor staging the tournament at Bedminster in New Jersey this week. Terry Strada, the national chair of 9/11 Families United, believes the venue is the “worst place on the planet” for event three of the lucrative rebel tour.
“The families suffered the most but these towns suffered, too. There were schools with broken-hearted children coming back into classrooms. New York City cannot host a tournament so Bedminster, New Jersey is the worst place on the planet this could be taking place.” “These people don’t understand how devastating September 11 was. My husband was dismembered. We don’t know where all his body parts landed. He has never been identified. There was a psychological cruelness that people do not realise. These players have flippantly forgotten how awful the attacks were but former president Trump is especially egregious in his behaviour towards us. There are no words for it.
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