To Recap:

Passengers have a right and a duty to report suspicious behavior on airlines, but that right is under attack by a CAIR lawsuit from the 6 flying imams incident. We have information below on CAIR’s legal and PR strategies, and we need your help in analyzing it. Suggestions for next steps in educating the public and our legislators are especially needed.
Vigilant Freedom received a recording from the April 27, 2007 CAIR briefing on the 6 Imams, given at the Muslim ADAMS Center in Virginia. CAIR advertised the meeting as “Cair Hosts Town Hall Meeting on Airport Profiling.” The speakers were Nihad Awad, CAIR Executive Director, Khadija Athman, CAIR Civil Rights Manager, and Imam Magid from the ADAMS Center.

Below are links to the audio files, and (mostly) complete transcriptions. We’ll add our analysis as an update to this post, and we ask for your help analyzing CAIR’s strategy in the comments section or at your own blogs or websites.

1. Awad’s first presentation on difficulties in generating reports of discrimination (transcription, just the first half of this audio file previously posted here):

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2. Major presentation by Nihad Awad on CAIR’s arguments for the 6 imams lawsuit:

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3. Additional legal strategies, by Khadija Athman (audio includes excerpt from #2 above):

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4. Question and Answer session with Awad and Athman:

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