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Terror and homeland security adviser Brennan meets the Flying Imam

by Tim Sumner @ Wednesday, February 17th, 2010. Filed under 6 imams, 9/11, Barack Obama, Flying Imams, John Brennan

The ‘Flying Imams‘ did not act very average on November 20, 2006. Their behaviors too closely fit the profile of those who had slaughtered thirty-three crew members and hundreds of passengers aboard four flights, including eight children. Commercial airline pilots are paid to not ignore safety warning signals and captains can no longer just open [...]

Trial sought as ‘Flying Imams’ sue police, airport, US Airways, employees

by Tim Sumner @ Friday, January 4th, 2008. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, John Doe protection

Audrey Hudson at the Washington Times reports that US Airways, airport seek trial in imams’ suit:
US Airways and Minneapolis airport officials are demanding a jury trial in a civil rights lawsuit filed by a group of Muslim imams who were removed from a flight for suspicious behavior.
The airline and Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC), which oversees [...]

Email judge who sided with terror-like ‘Flying Imams’

by Tim Sumner @ Tuesday, November 27th, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, Debra Burlingame

Remember the ‘Flying Imams,’ the six whose terror-like activities terrorized passengers as U.S. Airways Flight 300, on November 20, 2006, prepared to take off? While they eventually dropped as defendants the ‘John Doe’ passengers who reported their alarming behaviors, WorldNetDaily reports:
The judge, U.S. District Judge Ann Montgomery, has issued a ruling in a lawsuit brought [...]

CAIR and ‘Flying Imams’ drop lawsuit against ‘John Doe’

by Tim Sumner @ Thursday, August 23rd, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, CAIR, John Doe protection

Audrey Hudson, of the Washington Times, reports this morning:
A federal court yesterday accepted a request by a group of Muslim imams to drop all claims in a federal lawsuit against unspecified “John Doe” passengers for reporting the men’s suspicious behavior, which led to their removal from a US Airways flight last year. The lawsuit filed [...]

CAIR to sue ‘John Doe’ to test their “good faith”

by Tim Sumner @ Sunday, July 29th, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, CAIR, John Doe protection

The CAIR backed lawsuit against those U.S. Airways Flight 300 passengers who reported the November 20, 2006, suspicious behavior of 6 imams will continue. Their suit was always about intimidating people out of saying something when they see something. Friday, Congress sent HR 1, the ‘Improving America’s Security Act of 2007′ to President Bush for [...]

Disarmed by the Dems

by Debra Burlingame @ Friday, July 20th, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, 9/11, John Doe protection, Political wind

Editor — This commentary appeared today, in the ‘Be Our Guest’ section of the New York Daily News
Congressional leaders fail to protect terror tipsters from insane lawsuits
He’s your son, riding a commuter train to work. Your daughter, taking the subway to go shopping downtown. Your grandparent, boarding an airplane at JFK en route to a [...]

Flying imams lose bid to limit lawsuit press coverage

by Tim Sumner @ Thursday, June 28th, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, John Doe protection

The judge hearing the lawsuit by the six imams (aka the ‘Flying Imams’) who are suing the ‘John Doe’ passengers aboard US Airways Flight 300 who reported their suspicious behavior ruled the press and public would not be denied full access to the proceedings:
A federal judge overseeing a lawsuit filed by six Muslim men who [...]

US Airways seeks dismissal of Flying Imams’ lawsuit

by Tim Sumner @ Thursday, May 31st, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, Aviation Security, John Doe protection

Last November, six imams were removed from a US Airways flight after passengers and flight crew reported their suspicious behaviors. They boarded the aircraft, without objection, after three of the six prayed loudly in the gate area. Yet, while boarding and the plane waiting to push back from the gate, passengers became alarmed when some [...]

Police unions backing ‘John Doe’ protections

by Tim Sumner @ Tuesday, May 29th, 2007. Filed under 6 imams, John Doe protection, Political wind

The “tough on terror” Democrats are still stalling legislation that would protect those who say something when they see what looks like terrorist activity. Law enforcement unions are trying to break the logjam:
Police unions are offering lobbying muscle to push for language in a bill that would protect rail and airline passengers who report suspicious [...]

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