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Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op):
People are asking this critical questions after we have seen how a Muslim acted in cockpit not as if this is the first time in human history and the question is ; Do we still allow Muslims to Pilot Civilian Aircraft that has members of other religions ? People are saying they should be banned after seeing that jihad isn't only in the mind of the poorly indoctrinated Muslim but also in the mind some professionals and one is an aviation professional! A person that is expected to rise above religions activism, schism and indoctrination but unfortunately not! Now the people are saying that they will not fly any airline that has any Muslim pilot or co pilot! That is the situation we have in the aviation world and this isn't Islamophobia but reality in ground based on references !

Do we have good Muslims? Oh yes we have tons of them! Do we use because of few bad Islamic radicals to judge the billions of there's? No we can't !

What can be done? The Islamic clerics must speak up and know that Isreal as a country has come to stay! They must have a live and let live mentality! They must demonstrate and practicalize religion of peace concept !

The Flydubai incident has triggered understandable fear and anger, with some people now arguing that Muslims should not be permitted to pilot passenger aircraft. While such calls reflect the seriousness of the public concern, the issue should ultimately be addressed through rigorous, religion-neutral security standards rather than a blanket ban based on religious identity.

If investigations establish that the incident was connected to Islamist extremism or hostility towards Israelis or Jews, then the aviation industry must confront a very uncomfortable reality: religious or political radicalisation can become a direct aviation-security threat when an extremist gains access to a cockpit.

There must also be a serious effort to counter and deradicalise individuals who have been exposed to teachings that promote hatred of Jews or portray Jewish civilians as legitimate targets. Criticism of the Israeli government or its policies is a legitimate political position; hatred of Jews as a people is antisemitism and should not be tolerated.

Muslim leaders, scholars and institutions have an important role to play here. They should actively challenge antisemitism, glorification of violence and extremist interpretations that encourage people to regard civilians as enemies because of their religion or nationality.

At the same time, aviation authorities should ensure that every pilot—Muslim, Christian, Jewish, atheist or otherwise—passes stringent background, security, professional and psychological suitability checks and is continuously subject to appropriate safety procedures. No person with credible evidence of extremist intentions should be entrusted with control of a passenger aircraft.But also in the word of William Shakespeare he said tj be book "Macbeth" and he said "There is no act to know the minds construction on the face " so how will the aviation inspectors know the mind of average Muslim pilot ? That is the question ! Is it to allow it or nip it at the bud!

The cockpit is not a battlefield. It is not a place for jihad, political revenge or religious hatred. It is a place where the lives of passengers must come before ideology.The average Muslim must understand this and with constant terrorism the concept of Religion of Peace has been questioned consistently! We have also seen how peaceful Islam is in places like Sudan, Libya, Northern Nigeria, Lebanon, Egypt, Iran, and many more where they are constantly fighting

We have also seen how peaceful the religion is where they fight the other religions the Hindu in India, the Christians in Middle East , the traditional religion worshippers in Africa and we have seen the way the Islam is a tolerating religion in the world with many churches in Saudi Arabia and Mecca , even in Nigeria the many churches in core Shari'a States like Zamfara ... We have also seen how they deal with people leaving their religion ...so much for the religion of peace !

Islam has a problem and that is what they should start asking themselves questions in their mosques as they go there every Friday like today! How did they fall this bad? Why do they have problem everywhere they go to from Sweden to England, from Poland to Nigeria, from New York to Texas it's always Muslim if they don't block the road they made demands of things not reasonable asking for separate halal if they don't do that the] will not dress like others leaving bears so much and wearing fave veil this is a source of insecurity in an era of facial recognition and biometrics ! This isn't accepted in modern societies and yet most Muslims don't understand this yet they will want to live in a modern society.

The Flydubai incident should therefore become a catalyst for stronger aviation security, serious counter-radicalisation programmes and a much more direct confrontation with antisemitism and religious extremism wherever they occur.

Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by madridguy(m): 6:05am On Oct 02
Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by madridguy(m): 6:12am On Oct 02
You should better concentrate your time with something else rather than believing the funny and poorly script titled FlyDubai flight.
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op): 6:18am On Oct 02
Exactly and will you fly a plane that is piloted by a Muslim ?

madridguy:
Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by madridguy(m): 6:26am On Oct 02
Anyone who has watched Air force 1 movie will just laughing with this FlyDubai flight skit grin

The plumber should be the one piloting Bibi henceforth.

Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Zionmdde: 6:28am On Oct 02
ariesbull:
Exactly and will you fly a plane that is piloted by a Muslim ?
The guy you quoted is a Muslim
There is something that runs through their blood

Something dangerous
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by madridguy(m): 6:31am On Oct 02
You should be asking the Jews what exactly they're doing in a Islamic country? Also how come they didn't come with their own plane that they have to fly a Muslim airline.

If I have the opportunity to fly a flight, anyone can be my pilot.

ariesbull:
Exactly and will you fly a plane that is piloted by a Muslim ?
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by madridguy(m): 6:35am On Oct 02
Nothing runs through our blood, we just hate cheap lies.

Even higher percentage of Americans are laughing at the whole thing. Go to Twitter and see yourself.

This is not year 2001 where people can't say their opinions because there's no social media except BBC/CNN and the likes. Till date people are still asking critical questions about the 9/11 because they now know many things are not connected with the event.

Zionmdde:
The guy you quoted is a Muslim
There is something that runs through their blood

Something dangerous
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Reinvented: 6:50am On Oct 02
VERDICT:
Don't fly with any airline or aircraft piloted by a Muslim. Check it the missing Malaysian flight was piloted by a Muslim. Several hijacks were all Muslims.

Terrorists do not change because radicalization is of the mind. Reason my routes are across EU/UK to North America.
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Reinvented: 6:54am On Oct 02
madridguy:
You should be asking the Jews what exactly they're doing in a Islamic country? Also how come they didn't come with their own plane that they have to fly a Muslim airline.

If I have the opportunity to fly a flight, anyone can be my pilot.
Senseless analogy, does Saudi or UAE support the terrorists in Iran and Yemen? So Jews should be banned from Islamic nations, how about banning Muslims from secular and Christian countries. See how a Muslim reason?
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Gotocourt: 7:32am On Oct 02
madridguy:
You should be asking the Jews what exactly they're doing in a Islamic country? Also how come they didn't come with their own plane that they have to fly a Muslim airline.

If I have the opportunity to fly a flight, anyone can be my pilot.
No put kaboom kaboom jacket sha shocked
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Zionmdde: 7:52am On Oct 02
madridguy:
Nothing runs through our blood, we just hate cheap lies.

Even higher percentage of Americans are laughing at the whole thing. Go to Twitter and see yourself.

This is not year 2001 where people can't say their opinions because there's no social media except BBC/CNN and the likes. Till date people are still asking critical questions about the 9/11 because they now know many things are not connected with the event.
Yeah, somehow Islam is connected to all that. There is something runs in the blood that causes hatred for peace
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op): 8:00am On Oct 02
Jews are in their country the question is what are Islams doing in countries of others..Egwy0 wasn't an Islamic nation, Turkey wasn't , Lebanon wasn't, Iran and Iraq wasn't

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madridguy:
You should be asking the Jews what exactly they're doing in a Islamic country? Also how come they didn't come with their own plane that they have to fly a Muslim airline.

If I have the opportunity to fly a flight, anyone can be my pilot.
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op): 8:01am On Oct 02
Remove Islam from the world today ...80 of world issues will be removed
madridguy:
Nothing runs through our blood, we just hate cheap lies.

Even higher percentage of Americans are laughing at the whole thing. Go to Twitter and see yourself.

This is not year 2001 where people can't say their opinions because there's no social media except BBC/CNN and the likes. Till date people are still asking critical questions about the 9/11 because they now know many things are not connected with the event.
You so love Islam yet you are bearing a Catholic name Madrid (Spain ) a Catholic city

So much for your love for Islam


Takkiya 101
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op): 8:03am On Oct 02
So that Malaysian crashed airline was piloted by Muslim ? Just asking
Reinvented:
VERDICT:
Don't fly with any airline or aircraft piloted by a Muslim. Check it the missing Malaysian flight was piloted by a Muslim. Several hijacks were all Muslims.

Terrorists do not change because radicalization is of the mind. Reason my routes are across EU/UK to North America.
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by ariesbull(op): 8:09am On Oct 02
I asked him a simple question and up till now he can't answer that !
Zionmdde:
The guy you quoted is a Muslim
There is something that runs through their blood

Something dangerous
Re: Flydubai Incident Raises Serious Questions About Radicalisation And Aviation Sec by Babinski: 11:11am On Oct 02
madridguy:
You should be asking the Jews what exactly they're doing in a Islamic country? Also how come they didn't come with their own plane that they have to fly a Muslim airline.

If I have the opportunity to fly a flight, anyone can be my pilot.
Whether you admit it ot not, this incidence will expose Muslim pilots to a lot of scrutiny and make it more difficult for so.e of them to gain employment.

Even the Middle Eastern airlines will start auditing their airline pilots. For example, Saud Arabi and UAE will hardly be comfortable with a muslim pilot with radical Shia ideology and Iranian sympathies flying their airline or indeed any airline into their airports. The fact is that Islamic terrorists, by their "nothing is too sacred to use" in their fight, will only lead to more bias, caution and scrutiny in dealing with Muslims.

And for those supporting them like you, keep up the anarchist and terrorism violence and cry later about Islamophobia. Who would not be wary of a violent mad man?
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