Islamaphobia?
All of the airlines whose planes were hijacked on 9/11 were American companies...managed by Americans. The landscape of the world has changed...the diabolical minds of those who wish to cause others harm has not.
Why, are we, as Americans, against the sale of the management company...a British company? Does it truly have to do with security? Or could it be our own insecurities because we haven't taken the time to study and learn cultural differences?
Just a thought...
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