Pirate's Cove

In a surprising twist of fate, it seems that the Imams pitched off US Airways flight 300 were engaged in bad behavior

Muslim religious leaders removed from a Minneapolis flight last week exhibited behavior associated with a security probe by terrorists and were not merely engaged in prayers, according to witnesses, police reports and aviation security officials.

Witnesses said three of the imams were praying loudly in the concourse and repeatedly shouted "Allah" when passengers were called for boarding US Airways Flight 300 to Phoenix.

"I was suspicious by the way they were praying very loud," the gate agent told the Minneapolis Police Department.

Passengers and flight attendants told law-enforcement officials the imams switched from their assigned seats to a pattern associated with the September 11 terrorist attacks and also found in probes of U.S. security since the attacks — two in the front row first-class, two in the middle of the plane on the exit aisle and two in the rear of the cabin.

"That would alarm me," said a federal air marshal who asked to remain anonymous. "They now control all of the entry and exit routes to the plane."

It's just incredulous to me that Muslims could be involved in that type of behavior. It's not like they have been the cause of the majority of terrorist attacks around the world over the last 30 odd years, right? Just because that counter on the right sidebar says Muslims have carried out 6764 deadly terrorist attacks since 9/11, at the time of this posting, doesn't mean they are violent or anything, right?

Let's also recognize Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee for involving herself. It's not like she has a history of causing issues with an air carrier or anything.

Anyhow, the rest of the article outlines more of the highly suspicious activities of the Imams. Read it all.

Stop The ACLU has more, as does Michelle Malkin.

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