U.S. Airways Passengers Who Reported 'Suspicious' Imam Activity May Be Sued

Fox News ^ | Friday, March 16, 2007 | Liza Porteus

[Parley Baer]

This should be thrown out of court. Of course this is right up the aclu's alley.

[MizSterious]

"And when another 9/11 happens because people are too afraid of being sued to report suspicious muslims...."

The media and most 'Rats will blame the President, as always.

[Jaysun]

I wouldn't have gotten on the plane with this bunch of raggies either. I imagine somewhere there are a bunch of braindead, "OJ Jury" types who will award the Flying Imams a wad of U.S. dollars for their "pain and suffering."

I wouldn't have either. A couple of years ago my wife and I were flying to Frankfurt. This Arab guy with a huge backpack was pacing back and forth at the gate for an entire hour, just staring at everyone. They didn't search him (though they did search me, Mr Irishman) and seemed to be unwilling to offend the guy. I told them that I was unwilling to spend 10 hours over the ocean on a plane with a guy like that. After much bitching they finally searched him. He was clean. Great. No harm done.

[johnny7]

Lets see.

Complain about a pack of fazools talkin' jihad and get sued... or shut-up and get blown-up? I'll go with the former... and if they sue me... I'll go on a jihad of my own and we'll see who's left standing.

[mkjessup]

Part of me wishes that the Imams could just be made to "disappear". But then we would be just like them.

No we wouldn't. We would be delivering the equivalent of frontier justice to a pack of lawless savages who neither obey nor have any regard for the law or the public safety.

America better quit trying to fight this war against Islamofascism by the Marquis of Queensbury rules, and start fighting it like Indian Charlie advised Senator Joe McCarthy back in Wisconsin on how to fight, "Here's what you have to learn. When you have an opponent you start kicking him in the groin and keep kicking and kicking until there's nothing left in the groin, until you win."

We better start kicking and do it now, and we better be electing leaders who know how to get down and dirty Indian Charlie style.

[sgtyork]

Sue for mental distress and intimidation.

[spyone]

The passengers being sued should set up a legal defense fund people like me can donate to...they'll rake in hundreds of thousands!

[I see my hands]

Complaining isn't going to cut it anymore. Time to exercise personal initiative and take matters involving Middle-Easterners to a secure finality.

Immediate death by pummeling or asphyxiation should be the expected outcome for a Muslim who disrupts a flight.

[GitmoSailor]

I give up I did it!!!!!.....

[mockingbyrd]

so now we are suing people for their opinions? Good Lord, sharia law is already here.

[cripplecreek]

Screw them, they can't sue all of us.

[Anti-Bubba182]

Omar Shahin, spokesman for 6 imams removed from flight, doubted Muslims were behind 9/11 and admitted ties to Osama

"..Omar Shahin is one of the imams removed from a flight in Minneapolis. He was involved with Kind Hearts, which has been closed down for its connections to Hamas. He also acknowledged a connection to Osama bin Laden in the 1990s in a September 28, 2001 story in the Arizona Republic (thanks to Austin): "Arizona Was Home to bin Laden 'Sleeper Cell,'" by Dennis Wagner and Tom Zoellner. From that story:.."

It will be an outrage if any court finds for these grifters and terrorist sympathizers. They were being deliberatly suspicious on the plane with this in mind. What did they need seat belt extensions for? Why did they pray so loudly and make provocative statements? The answer is to get thrown off so they could sue and raise hell.

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[Godwin1]

The Iman operation was clearly a probe designed to test our defenses against hijacking. The operation now proceeds to the secondary objective: seeking to intimidate the airlines,the government, and the riding public from taking reasonable, common sense precautions. The strategic objective is to make America more vulnerable. Absent a treasonous judge and idiot jury, the Imans should fail. But they need to be deported. They are clearly in league with the terrorists.

[sanjacjake]

You got it..ACLU wants this country destroyed...the
more I hear Mike Savage roar on this stuff...the
more I think he is right...
terrorists, ACLU, Democrats, Congress that will give
away anything to get reelected,etc. You have heard
of the "hand basket"..these people just want your life...
so wake up...support the war...we will be in one for
the next 100 years...get used to it.... JK

[johnny7]

Let their lawyers be advised as well...

[Mini-14]

Omar Mohammedi, Esq. is the Managing Partner of the Law Firm of Omar T. Mohammedi. He obtained his law degree from Tlemcen University, Algeria in 1985. He graduated in the top 5% of the nation’s lawyer’s population and received a scholarship for further legal education in Europe. Omar Mohammedi obtained an LL.M. degree in International Business and Investment Law from Cambridge and Warwick Universities, England in 1989. He further pursued his legal career in the United States where he obtained his Law degree in International Business and Trade Law from Fordham Law School in 1995. Mr. Mohammedi graduated Magna Cum Laude. He is the recipient of the Barry Hawk International Antitrust Award. Mr. Mohammedi’s stellar legal education has been complemented with a solid professional career.On October 2002 Omar Mohammedi was appointed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg to become the first Muslim and Arab New York City Commissioner on Human Rights. One of Mr. Mohammedi’s responsibilities is to enforce the New York City Human Rights Law. Omar Mohammedi is a member of The New York Bar and admitted to practice before the Southern District Court, Eastern District Court and the United States Court of International Trade. He is also admitted to practice Law in Algeria. Omar Mohammedi established his Law Firm in 1998. He has since focused on various commercial and international trade, investment and business transactions, as well as civil itigation. Mr. Mohammedi has litigated high profile civil cases, namely, Diallo v. City of New York, et al. and Tiffany v. Tartaglione, et al. He is presently respresenting various Muslim organizations in the MDL 9/11 lawsuit before the Southern District of New York . He has advised and defended clients against employment discrimination. He is presently representing Muslim women against the MTA for religious discrimination. Before establishing his own Law Firm, Mr. Mohammedi worked at Shearman & Sterling and Anderson Kill & Olick. Mr. Mohammedi was a member of a high powered litigation team and handled numerous high profile cases such as American Employers’ Ins. Co., et al. v. Elf Atochem North American, et al., Mr. Mohammedi is working with the Algerian lawyers and the Ministry of Justice on developing commercial law principles and training legal professionals on international commecial law practices and standard. He has lectured the Algerian companies on international agreements affecting trade and investment in Algeria. Omar Mohammedi is active in many legal and professional Associations. He is a member of the Association of the Bar of New York City and served on the International Trade Committee. He headed the Subcommittee on Trade and the Environment, which published an article on Tuna-Dolphin Dispute. Omar Mohammedi is a Founder of the Association of Muslim American Lawyers ("AMAL") He is the Founder and former Chairman of the 9/11 Coalition for Human and Civil Rights. Omar Mohammedi has lectured the legal and business communities at numerous domestic and international conferences. He has lectured on legal issues involving international business and investment contracts, arbitration, not-for-profit law, comparative law, defamation and civil ltigation. Omar Mohammedi has authored multiple articles, namely: "GATT Developing Countries and the New Form of Protectionism" "MNCs and Investment: Could an International Environment Code Resolve the Dilemma?" "Structuring and Establishing Business Entities" "The North-South Debate on Intellectual Property Protection" "Civil Rights Protection of the Muslim Community in the Aftermath of shooting of Amadou Diallo"

[NonValueAdded]

Perhaps a tactical error, misunderestimating juries. It is one thing to side with a "victim" of big bad business with their deep pockets and insurance coverage. It is quite another to go after a shallow pocket Joe Blow, "hey they're just like me" defendant. Unless of course the venue is greater Detroit, then they're screwed.

[DownInFlames]

They know that they cannot beat us on the battlefield, so they are going to try and scare us to death by using LAWYERS. If I am on an airline and there is suspicious activity, I'm going to beat the ever luvn crap out the mooslem and then stand on the 5th.

[proudofthesouth]

I fear that the only way the American public and politicians will wake up will be when a suitcase nuke or biological bomb goes off in a major city and hundreds of thousands if not millions are killed.