Anyways – you’ve been tagged here :http://www.muslimcontent.com/wearing_your_heart_on_a_sleeveless_shirt-20062006

Ah! So Zarqawi = Sharon now?

I suppose this is as revealing of a disconnect to reality as any.

More here and here.

Yes, it could still be a cover-up, but equating the Israeli military with the organization that thinks so much of Zarqawi is probably over-emphasizing your point.

Yes, I suppose it would be more like equating it with an organization that thinks so much of Sharon

I teach writing at a university in the US and I’ve been periodically checking out your blog for a bit.

I like your posts – very interesting – really gives me a different view into the world.

Thanks!

Very interesting post in deed! thanks…

Number Two:
I find it hard to believe that you would have gotten in trouble with a large American or Canadian university or any public one of any size for wearing a Hamas t-shirt. You *would* probably get comments from people, and so you certainly had a right to say something.

Number Three:
I am led to understand that it is not considered a fact that the Israelis bombed those people on the beach. They say they didn’t even after originally accepting the possibility that they did. Unlike Palestinian militias, modern military organizations take meticulous care to NOTE where and when they launch bombs. If it was done deliberately and by an Israeli, then I think an Israeli settler would be a more likely candidate.

Yes, it could still be a cover-up, but equating the Israeli military with the organization that thinks so much of Zarqawi is probably over-emphasizing your point.

I have several shirts like you mentioned. You can buy them on e-bay. I have one that says “I am not a terrorist”, but in arabic. Being white, I get some really interesting looks and reactions from Arabs when they see the shirt. Sometimes they ask “do you know what that means”? When I answer them in Arabic, they are more surprised. White guy, Arabic shirt, speaking Arabic.

I have another that says “Allahu Akbar” in Arabic, but that one is troublesome. Out of respect I do not wear it to the bathroom, so there you go.

Another that says “Palestine” in Arabic. I wore that to work one day on a dress down day. A young Palestinian, born in Ramallah, but lived here since aged 12, asked me “What does that say.” I couldnt believe it, but hey, I spoke better Arabic than he did, so it didnt surprise me.

I have always been the type to be a bit “in your face”. This has mellowed as an adult, but things like this I guess are a hold over. We used to live right next to a large Jewish community center and I would wear a shirt I had that said, in Arabic AND English, “Support the Uprising for an Independent Palestinian State.” More interesting looks.

BTW, you can buy Hamas hats, bandanas and flags on e-bay. Being in America, I am not sure of the legality of buying these, however. Hamas is listed as a terrorist organisation in the USA. Buy their materials, from whatever source, could get you an indefinate stay in Gitmo Cuba.

Hareega, where is that I love Arabs shirt available?

Omar, thanks for the tip

Ccee, thanks

hehe

omar

i knew that rabbit was just up to no good

(p.s. that shirt has some massive potential)