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Thursday, March 17, 2011

Alleged "Islamophobia" strikes again, and this time, blame the Rep King hearing

Granted, there will be times that someone is taken off a plane, or questioned more thoeoughly, or singled out for more scrutiny, the reasons being varied and, at times unpredictable.  But these precautions should be embraced by those who want to be able to travel by plane and expecially taken to heart by Muslims.  It behooves Muslims to say they want and expect more scrutiny of their kind, as it is those co-religionists who use the texts and tenets of the Qur'an and hadiths to justify their murder of non-Muslims and those not Muslim enough. 

Travelling by airliner is a privledge, not a right.  The privledge if flying includes putting up with more security.  The last thing one wants to hear in an airport is the shout of :Allahu Akbar"

Muslims are always the victim, always.  And if we do not kowtow to their norms, we are the Islamophobes and anti-Muslim hatemongers.


From DNJ.com March 17

Muslim removed from flight wants crew disciplined

SAN DIEGO — A Muslim woman said Wednesday that she wants a Southwest Airlines crew disciplined for removing her from a flight for wearing a headscarf.

It was not because she was wearing a headscarf, it was because she was overheard to possibly have said something which disturbed the flight attendant.  This is how the "victimization" of Muslims works.  Create the cover story to show how, because of dressing as a Muslim. one is persecuted.  Forget the real reason, keep propagandizing until it becomes the truth.

Irum Abbasi, 31, told reporters at a news conference outside San Diego's airport that she was forced off a San Jose-bound flight in San Diego on Sunday because a flight attendant found her to be suspicious.

Abbasi said she was told that a flight attendant overheard her say on her cell phone words to the effect of: "It's a go."

The mother of three, who is originally from Pakistan, told reporters that she said, "I've got to go," before hanging up because the flight was about to depart. She believes the flight attendant made the assumption about her comment because she was wearing an Islamic head scarf.

OK, the flight attendant hears what she thinks is something like "it's a go" and, because of recent attempts by the "religion of peace" to do a "go" she reacts rationally, asking for security.  She ses the headscarf, and because virtually all attacks are carried out by followers of Muhammad, she naturally thinks Islam.  I see nothing wrong in her path of logic.

After patting down her head scarf and talking to her, Transportation Security Administration agents recognized the mistake and told her it was not necessary to inspect her purse or cell phone, Abbasi said.

But they refused to let her back on the plane, telling her the crew was uncomfortable with her on the flight, according to Abbasi. She was booked on the next flight.

The captain, like a judge has the ultimate decision as to whether they fly or not.  They can and do refuse passengers to board and their decision is law on that flight.

"I was in tears," Abbasi said. "I was just crying. I have lived in the United States for 10 years. I am a U.S. citizen."

A citizen, yes.  But what kind of citizen?  Islam demands you follow Muhammad first and everything else, including your country of residence is second.  How pious a Muslim are you?

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