Filmmaker, Journalist, Artist, Weirdo, Proud Zionist, and Anti-racist.
Montreal Quebec, Canada
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I am old enough to have watched the First season of SNL and have for decades. I will never watch it again after this. SNL in the UK has been worse, but for a show run by a supposedly good Jewish boy from Canada to allow this is beyond excusable. @SNLUpdate @nbcsnl
We live in a time where never have there been so many so committed to being so wrong. You can't fix these people.
Congrats to BC for waking up. Enjoy the day, but it's going to take a generation to fix the damage the left created.
This sadly will be coming to Montreal and the rest of Canada if our country doesn't wake up fast. youtube.com/watch?v=t3qqw2VO…
Has Paris done anything to protect itself? I get that this is happening in many cities across Europe but France was a country that surrendered to the Nazis to stop the destruction of Paris. Besides the insanity of the politics it's tragically sad to see some of these buildings burn.
Sadly had to unfriend another long time friend for posting really anti semitic posts. What is it with Irish people and racism?
Hey Grok? How many pilots have been removed for religious reasons?
Thought for 5s
A 2011 Department of Homeland Security review found 27 people with terrorist links who still held FAA pilot or mechanic licenses; that figure is not a count of working airline pilots removed for religion, and the identities and outcomes were not fully public.Religious-accommodation disputes (for example, time off for Friday prayers) have involved airline ground staff more often than cockpit crew. No public dataset aggregates how many pilots, of any faith, have been removed solely because of religious belief or practice rather than conduct, security flags, or rule violations.I’ll look for documented cases of pilots removed, grounded, or fired for religious reasons in the U.S. and Canada.There is no official count of pilots removed, fired, suspended, or grounded specifically “for religious reasons” in the United States or Canada. Airlines and regulators do not publish such a tally. Removals are recorded under categories such as security concerns, policy violations, conduct, or social-media activity. Religion appears mainly in lawsuits in which the pilot alleges discrimination.Documented U.S. cases in which Muslim pilots said religion or related appearance/background was the reason include:Mohammed Hussein, a Trans States Airlines first officer, was fired on 18 September 2001, one week after the 9/11 attacks. The EEOC sued, claiming religious and appearance discrimination. Courts later granted summary judgment for the airline, finding he was fired for being in a bar in uniform in violation of company policy, not because of religion.
Ameer Siddiqui, a NetJets pilot, was placed on administrative leave in 2013 and later fired after an employee raised “security concerns.” He alleged the action stemmed from his Muslim background, travel to Pakistan, and political comments. He sued; the case involved claims the FBI inquiry was closed without action.
Erich Scherfen, a Colgan Air pilot and Muslim convert, was suspended in 2008 after his name appeared on a watch list. He and his wife sued, alleging religious profiling. He was later allowed to return to flying.
Ilyes Yakoub was fired by Spirit Airlines during 2013 training after asking about a cockpit “priority/takeover switch” and after instructors reported alleged anti-American statements. He sued, claiming he and another Muslim trainee were singled out.
Faisal Baig had a JetBlue job offer rescinded; he alleged a manager called him a security risk because of his Pakistani background and Muslim faith. He sued.
More recent conduct-based actions (not framed by the airlines as religious removals):United Airlines suspended pilot Ibrahim R. Mossallam in 2023 after Facebook posts praising Hamas as “brave people” and describing the 7 October attacks as not unprovoked.
Air Canada fired Boeing 787 first officer Mostafa Ezzo in October 2023 after Instagram posts that included antisemitic content and images of him in uniform with Palestinian flags. The airline said it removed him from service for the posts and denounced violence.
I think at least one of those flight attendants on the Dubai flight to Israel will have some splainin to do....
The world will figure out that these jackals need to be outed and removed from positions like this copilot. Security agencies need to do a full employee review and take each of them out of duty. Thank goodness they stopped him. youtube.com/watch?v=LQv2ssa8…
