Shut-Up...*

Makhzoomi called his uncle in Baghdad after getting on the plane. While he waited for takeoff, they chatted in Arabic about an event he'd attend: a dinner with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

During the conversation a lady was staring at him.

The political science student thought the woman might have been concerned with how loudly he spoke on the phone. He saw her abruptly leave the plane. And suddenly.

"One guy came with police officers within two minutes, and told me to get off the plane," he said.

"All I want is an apology," . "We as a people share one thing in common, and that is our dignity. If someone tries to take that away from us, we should fight but not with aggression, with knowledge and education. One must stand for his principle."
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Well, this guy's behavior has nothing to do with where his uncle lives, language he speaks,  ideology he holds or where he came from. It is about being polite, considerate to others who share a tight public space. No one wants your dignity and keep your aggression to yourself.
Just a thought.