Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Avio-laicismo

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15856333/site/newsweek/?nav=slate
'Flying While Muslim'
When six Muslim leaders were pulled off an airplane this week, some
advocacy groups said it was another example of religious and racial
profiling.
Nov. 22, 2006 - As a Muslim-American and president of the North
American Imams Federation, Dr. Omar Shahin is no stranger to the
heightened security of a post-9/11 world. On more than one occasion,
the Phoenix, Ariz., resident says he's been picked out of a crowd by
the color of his skin-interrogated, finger printed or detained. So
when Shahin headed to the airport Monday with five other imams for a
flight out of Minneapolis-where the NAIF had met for a
conference-the group did everything they could to avoid suspicion,
according to Shahin. They wore Western clothes, he says. The men spoke
only English. They didn't book their seats together. And when it came
time to conduct their sunset-time prayers, Shahin says, they did so
quietly, and not all together-hoping to avoid any unwanted attention.
But when the group boarded their U.S. Airways flight bound for Phoenix,
on which Shahin (a frequent flier on the airline) had been upgraded to
first class, they would never leave the ground. After finding their
seats and preparing for takeoff, Shahin and the other imams were
escorted from the flight in handcuffs after a passenger handed a note
to a flight attendant expressing concern over the group's "suspicious
activity,"
...
What was the group's suspicious activity? According to the report
filed by the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport police, the
group's loud chants of "Allah, Allah, Allah," initially drew the
suspicion of nearby passengers-one of whom said he heard the imams
make anti-American comments regarding the war in Iraq. Once on the
flight, the men-who allegedly boarded the plane with no carry-on
luggage and used one-way tickets-seated themselves in pairs, two at
the front of the plane, two in the middle, and two in the rear (all
according to the police report).
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Insomma:  Gli Imam sono sospetti perche' pregano, gli piace sedere con
gli amici sugli aerei, e non gli piace George W. Bush.   Non sia mai,
pero', che questa paranoia tocca solo i Musulmani:  E' laica!
Tocca TUTTE le religioni... a patto che qualcuno scambi la religione in
questione per l'Islam:
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/story/2006/09/05/qc-hasidicprayeronplane.html
Jewish man removed from airplane for praying
Some fellow passengers are questioning why an Orthodox Jewish man was
removed from an Air Canada Jazz flight in Montreal last week for
praying.
The man was a passenger on a Sept. 1 flight from Montreal to New York
City when the incident happened.
The airplane was heading toward the runway at the Pierre Elliott
Trudeau International Airport when eyewitnesses said the Orthodox man
began to pray.
 The action didn't seem to bother anyone, Faguy said, but a flight
attendant approached the man and told him his praying was making other
passengers nervous.
"The attendant actually recognized out loud that he wasn't a Muslim and
that she was sorry for the situation but they had to ask him to leave,"
Faguy said.

 Jewish man removed from airplane for praying
Non ne sono del tutto sicuro. Ma credo che potrebbe esserci una relazione con la 
serie di attentati, attuati e minacciati, da integralisti islamici.
E' una ipotesi, eh.
Tb
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 Faguy said.
Un'altro appunto:  La stessa parte politica, negli USA, che trova il
trattamento degli Imam perfettamente appropriato, non esita a stampare
fighissimi manifesti come questo:
http://www.christian-underground.com/
GT

leave," Faguy said.
"The attendant actually recognized out loud that he wasn't a Muslim"
Cioe' l'attendente di volo ha RICONOSCIUTO CHE NON ERA UN MUSULMANO.
Toh! L'ennesima *COGLIONATA* del Torrieri sputtanata dalla sua stessa
citazione.
In ogni caso, se non rispetta le richieste degli attendenti di volo, e'
bene che sia stato allontanato, ebreo o meno che sia.
-Stefano


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oppure
http://tinyurl.com/tdc2w
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