University Student kicked off plane for speaking Arabic

This isn't Islamophobia at all - someone raised concerns about what they heard and those concerns were acted upon. I very much think that it's right to have a better safe than sorry approach in these instances and the airline can't win can it - if it hadn't acted and something had happened, then they would have been blame, but when they act and it turns out to be innocent, then they're accused of Islamophobia.

So, you're suggesting that we should search everyone that speak Arabic on the plane? What if there's a terrorist that speaks Polish ,for example? Should we start searching all the Poles too?

Are you saying no one should be searched getting onto planes?

Where did I say that?

In the exact same place the person you quoted said we search everyone speaking Arabic on the plane.

Assuming the Arabic speaking guy was already on the plane, so he already went through the checks and just because he spoke Arabic, doesn't mean he needs to be checked again.

So if someone sees something they view as suspicious they should ignore it or should security who have had reports of what someone sees as suspicious behaviour just ignore it?

How does saying a word suspicious?

'causing one to have the idea or impression that someone or something is questionable, dishonest, or dangerous.A
If it was a case of my life and that of hundreds of others I would want the ideas of what is suspicious to be as open as possible

would you have taken the chance and rather have 250 people blown out of the sky???

What if I find everyone in the airport suspicious, should they all be checked? Especially if I'm in an airport such as Heathrow with loads of people..

Thats correct, lets also ban all white right wingers from cinemas, or schools. Would you take the chance and rather have 2500 people shot out of the sky???