A woman broke one of the cardinal rules of flying when she lit up a cigarette on board a flight - much to the dismay of her fellow passengers. The woman, who appears to speak with an American accent has not been named, but was caught on camera smoking on an American Airlines flight from Nicaragua to Miami. And when fellow flyers flagged down a flight attendant to complain about her unruly behavior she blamed someone else for smoking and went on a bizarre rant. Smoking: The woman, who appears to speak with an American accent has not been named, but was caught on camera, pictured, smoking on a flight from Nicaragua . She shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela. Venezuela has been declared a national security threat.' 'You're a national security threat,' a passenger remarked off camera. 'She's gangster' another passenger said laughing. Flight attendants warned the woman that the police would be waiting for her once the plane landed if she didn't calm down, according to The Daily Dot. So she yelled louder. She ranted: 'Venezuela previously owned the oil in Venezuela. My great hero Hugo Chavez nationalized the oil supply so that people with all of the oil...not Exon Mobil would go away!' Bizarrely, she shouted: 'The people own the oil.' Wasn't me: When fellow flyers flagged down a flight attendant to complain about her unruly behavior she blamed someone else for smoking and went on a bizarre rant . Calm down: A flight attendant, right, warned the woman that the police would be waiting for her once the plane landed if she didn't calm down . According to an eyewitness, the woman added that U.S. President Barack Obama 'kills people on Tuesdays.' After another warning by a flight attendant the woman protested: 'I know already the [police are coming to take me off the aircraft.] But before I'm arrested I'm going to say my peace. 'They already say they are arresting me so I'm going to tell you more,' she told passengers while unbuckling her seat belt and standing up. Rant: 'They already say they are arresting me so I'm going to tell you more,' she told passengers while unbuckling her seat belt and standing up. Her illegal deed was caught on camera by a flyer who then posted the video  to YouTube and website Reddit. The redditor, with the user name 'upside down dog,' alleged that he was on the same flight as the woman when he recorded her. He  wrote: 'While the plane was waiting on the tarmac for the police to arrive, she leans over to me and asks for a cigarette. 'She pulls one out of her bag and lights up. This is the point where I pull eject and run to the back of the cabin. The police arrive after 20 minutes and escort her off the plane. 'She only had a single drink on the plane (however, others told me she was pounding them back pretty hard in the terminal and she also was on prescription painkillers). 'The irony is that this sociology professor is focused mainly on women’s hysteria. Due to this, Customs was closed just long enough that me and most others on that flight missed our connection. Smoking has been strictly prohibited on almost all airlines since 1988. Passengers found to be smoking on non-smoking flights can face a fine up to $5,000 and  be arrested and detained upon landing.
The woman was caught on video speaking with an American accent . She has not been named but was filmed on a flight from Nicaragua . A flight attendant warned her police would arrest her so she goes on rant . She told fellow passengers 'Venezuela is a national security threat'
Passengers were heard joking 'No you're the national security threat!'