Buy the I Am Not A Terrorist t-shirt.

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Buy the I Am Not A Terrorist t-shirt.

7 thoughts on “Buy the I Am Not A Terrorist t-shirt.”

  1. first we must define this simple word “terror”
    is israeli bombs killing kids , women , old ppl and all civilians
    considered as a terror?????
    is american soldiers raping a 15 year old girl , abu gharib , falluja & ramadi destroying is a terrorist act????
    really what does this word mean ???
    ok guerillas & islamic resistance is considered a terror act to bush but the crimes his nation and israeli ppl do is a peace making project???
    ok american soldiers and israeli ppl must wear it to try playing the innocent part the love , peace , united wonderful world lie
    coz they r the real terrorists

  4. I have a shirt like this, although the lettering is correct. I have worn it a lot here in the USA actually.

    The only responses I get are from Arabs who want to know if I can read it. If you go to E-Bay you can find all sorts of such shirts.

    They had one were the person wrote “Screw Bush” but in phoenitically spelled Arabic and not real Arabic. I have an image of it here and did a little write up on it about how they could have done it.
    http://abusinan.blogspot.com/2006/08/this-is-interesting-shirt-that-was.html

    E-bay has ones that say Falasteen, Army, all sorts of things, in Arabic.

  5. By the war, calling the terrorists “iharbi”, like the shirt says, is actually what some US troops are calling them in Iraq.

    Either jihadies or irharbis.

  6. The acts of a very few soldiers cannot be compared to the acts of large numbers of Muslims.

    25% of UK muslims supported the train bombing.

    Do you really think 25% of Americans or Israeli’s support the intentional targeting of civilians?

  7. The acts of a very few soldiers cannot be compared to the acts of large numbers of Muslims.

    25% of UK muslims supported the train bombing.

    Do you really think 25% of Americans or Israeli’s support the intentional targeting of civilians?

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