Muslims Have only Muslims To Blame For Airport & Flying Hassles, Period

The Muslim people have to understand that it is their own people that caused them all this grief they find themselves receiving in airports around the world and NOBODY ELSE. They can't blame profiling one one Muslim with a long beard and robes blows up airplanes and professes death to the west on TV daily, and they show up at the airport looking and acting strangely while making boneheaded remarks about security issues and drawing attention to themselves.

This is all part of the ruse and difficult behavior all Muslims use against the west in their Jihads, Fatwahs and all the other violent Islam based garbage they participate in.My suggestion to them is the same as always, renounce Islam and the customs that go with it after 911 that 19 of their Muslim brethren caused intentionally or suffer the obvious and necessary consequences, banishment from normal western culture activities like flying where the security of 99 percent of the rest of the humanity are at stake.

Don't like that? Then Don't fly, or start your own Muslim bearded and robed Allah airlines where nothing but Muslims are surrounded by Muslims, which sounds great to me and likely hundreds of millions of other Americans sick of the high levels of unnecessary security made necessary by MUSLIMS, so get all your rich arab sheiks back home to start one for you, otherwise westernize or STFU and quit looking for the quick road to cash like these bearded wonders are doing.

"One of the passengers removed, Abdur Razack Aziz, said he will consider a lawsuit. "

Of coarse he is.

9 Muslim passengers kicked off flight after remark:

My Way News "WASHINGTON (AP) - Nine Muslim passengers were kicked off a flight from Washington, D.C., to Florida after other passengers reported hearing a suspicious remark about airplane security.

AirTran Airways spokesman Tad Hutcheson called the incident on the New Year's Day flight from Reagan National Airport to Orlando, Fla., a misunderstanding, but defended the company's response. He said the airline followed federal rules and did nothing wrong.

One of the Muslim passengers, Kashif Irfan, told The Washington Post the confusion began when his brother was talking about the safest place to sit on an airplane.

'My brother and his wife were discussing some aspect of airport security,' Irfan said. 'The only thing my brother said was, 'Wow, the jets are right next to my window.''

Irfan told the newspaper he thought he and the others were profiled because of their appearance. The men had beards and the women wore headscarves, traditional Muslim attire.

Irfan, 34, is an anesthesiologist and his brother is a lawyer. Both live in Alexandria, Va., with their families, and were born in Detroit. They were traveling with their wives, Irfan's sister-in-law and Irfan's three sons, ages 7, 4 and 2. A family friend also was traveling with the group to a religious retreat in Florida. continued

If they live in America making American dollars doing American jobs, then why do they refuse to be Americans and instead wish to turn through incidents like this America into the Middle East of The West? And attending A Muslim religious retreat in Florida, maybe same ones the 19 hijackers liked to attend I'm betting.

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