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Xennon
Glad that was mentioned. So true, so true.
Alinsky4prez
the horror.
rjd_jr
Outrageous. Refreshing to know he is so humble, not wanting to pursue a billion dollar defamation lawsuit like other nationalities would do. Nonetheless this racial profiling is despicable, and I sure hope to see condemnation from people here who are so quick to condemn others.
Sarge
"made to dance"
They didn't fire bullets at his feet did they?
adaydream
It doesn't make any difference whether they fired bullets or not, this is crap how they treated an American citizen.
Passport shown, enough.
Even the interrogation is cool, but that's enough.
Maybe if we send them another. $170,000,000.00 they'll quit harrassing American citizens. < :-)
OssanULTRA
I am impressed with this man that he did not want to make a legal issue out of it and go chasing millions of dollars. On the other hand I believe he has every right to send a bill to the Israeli Immigration authorities for his two dance performances.
KitsuneYoukai
Not everyone has a perfect experience. These are probably rare and will never change considering people do the checking and not all people are politically correct.
OgieDoggie
So before going to Isreal should i learn how to dance???
haytkayokomiya
More paranoia in Israel.
Helter_Skelter
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
No apologies were necessary. If anything, kudos should be given to the security guards for the clever, not to mention entertaining, way they verified his identity.