“I just want to bomb Canada,” said Ali Shahi. Of course, it probably has nothing to do with Islam, but is wholly and solely attributable to the illegal Zionist occupation of Toronto.
“25-year-old passenger arrested after Sunwing flight escorted back to Toronto,” by Kendra Mangione, CTVNews.ca, July 25, 2014 (thanks to David):
A 25-year-old Canadian man is in custody after two U.S. fighter jets escorted a Panama-bound flight back to Toronto on Friday.
The Sunwing plane was forced to turn around when a passenger said he wanted to bomb Canada, eyewitnesses reported.
Flight 772 departed from Toronto at 7 a.m. Friday, heading toward Panama City with 181 passengers, two infants and a crew of six on board.
Passenger Bettina Bathe told CTV Toronto the incident unfolded not long after takeoff when a flight attendant came by to pass out headsets.
“He basically just tore a strip off her, explaining how expensive the cigarettes are here in Canada, he hates Canada,” Bathe said.
“Then he said, with great expression using his hands, ‘I just want to bomb Canada.'”
Following procedure, the flight was then diverted back to Toronto’s Pearson International Airport, about 45 minutes into the flight, escorted by two fighter jets.
NORAD confirmed to CTV that two F-16 jets were already in the air for training when they left their exercise to escort Sunwing Flight 772 back to Pearson as a precautionary measure.
It landed safely at Toronto’s Pearson around 8:55 a.m., where the flight was met by authorities.
Passenger footage obtained exclusively by CTV Toronto captured armed tactical police officers boarding flight 772 once it landed.
The Criminal Investigations Bureau interviewed the man, who has been identified as Ali Shahi, at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport.
Peel police said he’s been charged with mischief to property, mischief interfering with lawful enjoyment of property, uttering threats and endangering the safety of an aircraft.
Shahi is scheduled to appear in a Brampton, Ont., courtroom at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
The flight is scheduled to depart for Panama again this afternoon and complimentary meals will be provided for passengers. The flight’s status is available on Sunwing Airlines’ website.