An airport worker has been filmed launching a sickening rant at a fasting Muslim driver after he allegedly “cut him up” in his car.
The balding man can be heard telling the victim to “go eat something” before insulting Prophet Muhammad during an ugly road rage clash.
The incident is thought to have happened at an M4 Moto Service Area in Heston, west London.
Disturbing video filmed by the victim shows the man laughing as he asks if he “liked goats” then says he is “lucky” to still have his head on his shoulders before driving away.
The man was pictured wearing an ID card and clothing which bore the logo of the airport service provider Menzies Aviation.
Footage of the vile tirade was shared anonymously on social media today.
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It shows a man wearing sunglasses involved in an altercation with another motorist in the service station car park.
The person filming says: “What you saying that for? Say something, go on. Be racist.”
The man denies being a racist and the victim replies: “You just said to me: ‘Are you Muslim?’ I said yes then you said ‘go eat something’.”
He denies it again and asks the man if he likes goats, before making a vulgar gesture.
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When the man filming says “don’t p*** me off”, the yob squares up to him and says: “So you're threatening me now are ya?”
The man asks: “How can you be racist against a religion? A political ideology, that’s what Islam is.”
He tells the victim to “go and have something to eat” - which he cannot do, because he is fasting during Ramadan.
The thug then says: “You cut me up. End of. I’ve got no time for you, bruv. You’re lucky you’ve got a head on your shoulders.”
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Continuing his rant, he blasts: “You know what Allah is? He’s a paedophile.”
He grins and gives a thumbs up to the camera before getting back in his vehicle and driving off.
Metropolitan Police and Menzies Aviation have been approached for comment.
