5 Responses

1. The video shows a man standing in an aisle on a plane with some young people singing with him. The other passengers don’t look pleased. This is inappropriate on a commercial flight with them showing total disregard for fellow passengers.
   It’s not like davening at the back of a plane, which numerous rabbonim have spoken against.
   Like a broken clock the Congresswoman is bound to be right sometimes.

2. So she is basically complaining that a plane full of Christians would (in her warped imagination) react differently to a Muslim ruckus than to a Christian ruckus. Well, let’s see how Muslims actually behaved towards Christians in real life.

   Saudi Arabia alone has 8 airlines, with dedicated prayer area right on the plane (similarly so many other Muslim countries). But prayer for whom? I quote from the dailymail in 2014:

   > Islamist police in Saudi Arabia have stormed a Christian prayer meeting and arrested its entire congregation, including women and children, and confiscated their bibles … They have not been seen or heard from since

3. Mark my words
   Nancy Peloci will verbally admit that she did not go hard against the mob.
   It might be on her death bed, but she will say it.

4. Coming out against Jews and America for some reason is acceptable, of course, but once you come out against Christians your job is at risk.

5. People were praying on airplanes before the Wright brothers. Orville Wright is believed to have said, after the first flight at Kitty Hawk, “Be careful what you pray for; you just may get it.”

   The only people I have seen praying on planes were frum Jews. They did it in ways that did not interfere with other passengers.