Former MSNBC -Guestheer Medhi Hasan called for more aircraft accidents in America … Then claimed that he was the victim of Islamophobia after he was convicted.
The British-American journalist went to X on Sunday evening and wrote: “Make American Planes Crash again.”
Hours before that two died in a crash that took place at Covington Airport in Georgia, and on Monday afternoon a Delta flight poured upside down in Toronto in the midst of somewhat windy weather with a high octane.
FBI has still been investigated for what the American airlines – black -and -black crash above DC claimed 67 lives – as was the case with a crash that killed seven in Philadelphia three weeks ago, and one who killed 10 killing in Alaska.
With these incidents still fresh in the collective American consciousness – together with the attacks that took place on September 11, 2001 – various users of social media sent outdaying about Hasan's comments in messages to X.
Hasan, 45, responded by quickly removing the mail and publishing a non -apologetic statement.
In it he called the original post 'Sarcastic' and smelled that it was burning Islamophobia against him.
He further claimed that conservatives were cutting the tweet of five words and removed it from the context, even though it came in response to the crash in Georgia.
Among those who have tackled his comments, Asra Nomani, a former reporter of Wall Street Journal, was a Muslim and has written for the Washington Post and NY Times.
Speaking with DailyMail.com, she closed Hasan for playing the victim and says he knew exactly what he did when he called for aircraft accidents.
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Former MSNBC -Guestheer Mehdi Hasan has caused the recoil after he celebrates the recent series of aviation accidents in the US, celebrating the recent series of aviation accidents. Hasan – seen here on his old show – left MSNBC in January last year
The British-American, now-independent journalist, wrote on Sunday evening: 'Make American Planes Crash Again' one tweet that he later said was sarcastic
'When [Hasan] Published the five words, “Make American Planes Crash Again”, I can assure the world, he knew the audience that he wanted to injure a nation who saw two planes crash on the WTC on September 11, 2001, and just saw innocent dying in the Potomac -River, “she said Tuesday, after donating a strict reprimand on social media.
“He also knew the audience that he tried to burn when he removed his words like” sarcastically “and played the victim,” said Nomani, who is the author of Woke Army: the red -green alliance that destroys the freedom of America.
'[H]Is a million followers who are many wound collectors in the Islamist and extreme left-wing communities, which he has cultivated to use 'Islamophobia' as a shield, as he now does laughing. '
Nomani, an Indian-American writer, added: “What you need to know: Mehdi Hasan has been in our Great United States for ten years.”
“America let his malignant foreign influence in and gave him a stage on @MSNBC to spit his propaganda,” she continued, after Hasan Limited was answered on Monday evening.
When he received criticism, Hasan, 45, responded quickly by removing the social mail before he published the above non -apologetic statement
Among those to enter the old host of the comments of the Mehdi Hasan show, Asra Nomani, a former correspondent of Wall Street Journal, was Die and has written for the Washington Post and New York Times who hit it as purely 'propaganda'
FBI is still looking for what caused the American Airlines -Black Hawk Crash via DC that claimed 67 lives last month – leading users of social media such as Nomani to investigate Hasan's comments
On Monday afternoon network before Hasan removed his tweet a Delta flight on his head in Toronto in the midst of somewhat windy weather with a high octane. Nobody was killed
Earlier this week, Hasan clashed with vice -president JD Vance after he accused the White House of Hypocrisis of his position on freedom of expression.
Vance has destroyed a conference of European security leaders for taking an authoritarian attitude on free speech in what he said was a misled attempt to curb 'wrong information' and hateful language.
Hasan then wondered why Donald Trump had banned Associated Press journalists from the 'swimming pool' of the White House that the president was covered after they refused to refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America.
Vance Branded Hasan a 'dummy'.
