Richard J. Williams wrote: > Bhairitu wrote: > >> U.S. gives travelers terrorist risk ratings >> Scores based on past one-way travel, seating >> preference, meal choice: >> >> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15982036 >> >> > So, on your next flight, how would you like to sit between > a couple of imams, praying to Allah, denouncing the U.S. > President, switching seats to first class, and with seat > belt extenders on the floor next to them? > > Powerline: Three of the men asked for seat-belt extenders, > although two flight attendants told police the men were not > oversized. One flight attendant told police she "found this > unsettling, as crew knew about the six [passengers] on board > and where they were sitting." Rather than attach the extensions, > the men placed the straps and buckles on the cabin floor, the > flight attendant said. > > Read more: > > 'The flying imams: Another look' > Posted by Scott Johnson: > http://powerlineblog.com/archives/016045.php I probably wouldn't sit between them. Instead if it were possible offer to trade seats so they can sit together.
I'm not xenophobic and paranoid like you.
