More on flying imams

At Texas Hold ‘Em Blogger, a compilation of items painting a better picture of the intent of those intentionally in-your-face muslims on the US Airways flight.

…their behavior was clearly designed to frighten passengers and could conceivably have been deliberately carried out to create conditions for a lawsuit.

Turns out among those attending their conference was Rep.-elect Keith Ellison, D-Minn., who will be the first Muslim sworn into Congress (with his hand on the Quran). Two days earlier, Ellison, an African-American convert who wants to criminalize Muslim profiling, spoke at a fundraiser for the Council on American-Islamic Relations…CAIR wants congressional hearings to investigate other incidents of “flying while Muslim.”

Then there’s the case of Muhammed al-Qudhaieen and Hamdan al-Shalawi, two Arizona college students removed from an America West flight after twice trying to open the cockpit…Defending them was none other than the leader of the six imams kicked off the US Airways flight this week. Turns out the students attended the Tucson, Ariz., mosque of Sheikh Omar Shahin, a Jordan native…Hani Hanjour, who piloted the plane that hit the Pentagon, attended the Tucson mosque along with bin Laden’s onetime personal secretary, according to the 9/11 Commission Report.

The spokesmen for the imams has direct connections to two Muslim men who tried to force open a cockpit in a dry run for 9/11 and a 9/11 jihadist, as well as operating a Tucson mosque that openly supports Usama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.

CAIR’s guy Ellison is now a congressman-elect and will be actively pushing their agenda, which—to be clear—is ultimately to take over the U.S. Government. But the lawsuit the imams may bring could actually be a good thing, if it gets the silent majority pissed off. The “silent” majority is precisely what allows our country to be pushed around by the squeakiest wheel. These are not just strings of coincidental events, folks. How much pushing around will you take? We’ll no doubt find out eventually.