Drunk Arab prince in jet taser bust-up

Drunk Arab prince in jet taser bust-up

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A DRUNK Arab prince was threatened with 50,000-volt Tasers by gun cops after trying to storm the flight deck of a British Airways jet

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with what i have seen at first hand how a lot of muslims behave in bahrain and in london including this artical, it shows that the whole pc. rant with muslims and the koran is a farce. ok, not all are like it. there are some very nice and faithfull muslims i´ve known ,but it goes to show we are generally all the same. it´s a shame though the radicals and do-gooders say otherwise

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BA better watch that hammered prince might just buy them and sack the entire flight crew for trying to stop his drunken rampage with a tazer lol.

and how about koran?

The airline should have taken his Koran and just hit him in the head with it to shut him up.
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LoL

The term " prince " is so laughable. These uneducated subjects that continue to allow a person to be named prince, princess, king or queen should obviously be sterilized and not allowed to reproduce. What is it with these people, is this a draw back from their childhood fantasy years that they were taught in kindergarten.

Hamad was invited to the royal wedding of Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton. He declined amidst protests by human rights activists who had pledged to disrupt his stay in Britain because of his violent response to demonstrators.[17] Earlier in 2005, he was the only sovereign head of state to attend the wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Camilla Parker Bowles.

Just so we all know who this Joker is

Bahrain’s human rights situation remains critical in the wake of the brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in 2011. The king established an independent inquiry to investigate these potential abuses, but it failed to fully implement the inquiry’s recommendations – namely holding senior officials accountable for crimes such as torture or for failing to free protesters who were jailed for exercising their right to free expression and peaceful assembly. Clashes between police and protesters continue, as do reports of deaths from beatings and excessive use of tear gas. The government continues to impose severe restrictions on access for international rights groups like Human Rights Watch.

Human Rights Watch - Bahrain
www.hrw.org...

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Politics of Bahrain takes place since 2002 in a framework of a constitutional monarchy where the government is appointed by the King of Bahrain, King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. The head of the government since 1971 is Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa and the Crown Prince is Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, who serves as Commander of the Bahrain Defense Forces. The parliament is a bi-cameral legislature, with the Chamber of Deputies elected by universal suffrage, and the Shura Council appointed directly by the king. MP Khalifa Al Dhahrani is the Speaker of Parliament.
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1971 -> 2012 = 41

Years of Democracy.

1-min - Silence for the civilians living under this psychotic dictator...

Originally posted by mikelkhall
The airline should have taken his Koran and just hit him in the head with it to shut him up.
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edit on 7/29/2012 by mikelkhall because: (no reason given)

If they had done that, then a massive protest of so called freedom of religion under the muslim flag would have conducted a protest going through downtown london ranting slogans in the form of " Kill all Americans.." , oops..sorry, i know this is about the U.K. but somehow they will connect and demand every American to be held accountable for the BA staff actions. Lets face it, anything that goes wrong in the world we all know the Americans are to blame...

and to kick the debate off..how about we all take a look at this peaceful gathering..


and last but not least..a descent video to view..it isnt very long..its rather short and to the point. 1:26 Is an interesting question asked by the reporter to the guest..