https://twitter.com/KhaledBeydoun/status/1094733106265968640
https://twitter.com/KhaledBeydoun/status/1094747023423782913
Khaled Beydoun is a key “Islamophobia” propagandist: he is Associate Professor of Law at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law and Senior Affiliated Faculty at the University of California-Berkeley Islamophobia Research and Documentation Project. He is author of a book entitled American Islamophobia: Understanding the Roots and Rise of Fear.
What a coincidence that he would become a victim of “Islamophobia”!
But this incident is extremely curious. Beydoun doesn’t explain what he was going to complain to the captain about, or why the captain was so apparently enraged at him and called the police, or why the police spoke to the captain first if Beydoun was the one with the complaint. He wants us to believe this was all about “Islamophobia,” but obviously there is a great deal more going on here than he is telling. Beydoun’s claims sound pre-emptive, as if he had caused some kind of disturbance on the flight and is trying to preempt or neutralize in advance any charges being made against him.
This kind of “coincidence” has happened before. In 2016, Rashid Dar of the Qatar-funded Brookings Institution claimed that he was punched in the throat by a random man on a Washington, DC street because he was wearing Muslim garb. What a coincidence that of all the many, many people wearing Muslim garb on the street in Washington, the one that this lout decided to punch was an “Islamophobia” propagandist. And what a coincidence that of all the multitudes of Muslims who fly on airplanes every day, many while wearing Muslim garb, the one that this Delta captain decided to manhandle was a professor of “Islamophobia.”
Nonetheless, people will believe Khaled Beydoun. And there will be a new round of handwringing about “Islamophobia” in the establishment media, and new calls for the silencing of all voices critical of jihad mass murder and Sharia oppression of women and others.