YOU DON’T SAAAAAAAAAAAAY.

p.s. That was the best smack down I’ve seen on Colmes…evah.

shooter on July 26, 2007 at 11:08 AM

Absolutely, it was worth watching just for that alone. Listening to Colmesey start babbling his pile of BS my jaw dropped and I thought “What is this guy on about???”, so it was doubly gratifying to have King smack him down very systematically on every single BS point he made.

Of course it was a stunt! As sure as 2+2=4, this was a stunt. Act like a bunch of terrorists, wait for terrified passengers to complain, wait for the buddies at CAIR to scream ISLAMOPHOBIA and start throwing lawsuits around.

Lol, I mean what can possibly be more obvious? What I can’t believe is that anyone can still possibly doubt that this was a stunt … ah hold on there are still people that believe that 9/11 was an inside job … yeah ok, I’ll admit there’ll always be people that will “doubt”.

Update: Rudy is next on CAIR’s agenda, reports LGF.

CAIR is a terrorist organization, let them take on Rudy, then everyone in the United States will finally see just who and what they really are. If you havent been to this website yet then go now, you are in for a very rude awakening with regard to who CAIR really is and what they are really doing.

Proof that CAIR are terrorists…

“It certainly immunizes anybody who says, ‘I don’t want someone who looks Arab on my plane,’” said Caroline Frederickson, director of the Washington legislative office of the American Civil Liberties Union. “It goes really, really far in legitimizing racial profiling.”

Wake up lady, this is a post-9/11 world we live in. And since when are these Flying Imams American?
I love it when Alan gets his ass kicked on his own show.

The goal of the Flying Imams is to desensitize us to suspicious behavior.

There’s nothing suspicious about praying before flying, or while flying. Everyone has occasional emotional outbursts about how the President should die like the son of pigs and dogs he is. Bringing a big chunk of cheese on a plane is perfectly normal. Sticking your cell phone next to the cheese is just a coincidence, really. Yes, I always keep my MP3 player’s ear buds plugged into the cell phone and wrapped around that block of cheese.

I’ve been calling this a political stunt as opposed to a dry run for a while now, and I think that’s an important distinction to make.

Absolutely. Remember, the imams had just finished a 2-3 day meeting and were probably setting this entire thing up. Instant attorneys, instant press releases…

TOTAL SET UP. NO DOUBT.

Those on the left can keep their mouths shut if they want to and bear the consequences of their ignorance. What they need to understand is that the enemy of U.S. do not care which side of the political spectrum ‘YOU ARE OF NO VALUE TO THEIR CAUSE UNLESS YOU ACQUIESCE TO THEIR IDEA OF PEACE’.

If you see bad be good and report it-do not be bullied

Flying imams stunt may have been set up to provoke lawsuit, says Peter King;

Ya think?

D’oh!

Ya think?

morganfrost on July 26, 2007 at 8:36 AM

That statement about sum’s it up, a scam from the start….duh….geez

“What is the airspeed of an African swallow?”
“I don’t care! Allahu akbar!” Kaboom!

The Flying Imams sounds like a great name for a circus act.

I’d go see them….as long as they work without a net….me and my airhorn

All of the Imam gang changing their seats right before take-off to symetrical six points in the cabin (exit rows)?? Of course it was provocative!

they should be counter-sued for provocative behavior, as should the “wires and timers in the block of cheese” guys.

You have your hard power and your soft power. Seems like now you also have you soft terrorism to go along with your hard terrorism.

The day it happened it took me about ten minutes to conclude “intentional provocation” after reading the raw police reports.

Yes the incident was intentional.
Yes CAIR wants Sharia here in the good old U.S.A.

It will be a long war.

Ya think?

The Flying Imams sounds like a great name for a circus act.

profitsbeard on July 26, 2007 at 1:23 AM

And here I thought I was the only one who heard the “Sabre Dance” music whenever someone said or wrote that.