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taco · 30th August 2006, 11:17

I bet this faggot cheered when the towers fell.

Fuck you raed, die in a fire.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Iraqi architect on Tuesday said he was forced to change his t-shirt before boarding a flight in New York because the shirt had "We will not be silent" written on it in Arabic and English.

Raed Jarrar wrote on his Internet blog (http://raedinthemiddle.blogspot.com) that he was required to change out of the shirt prior to boarding a JetBlue flight from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport to California this month because officials told him people were offended by the shirt.

In an interview with New York Public Radio on Tuesday, Jarrar said, "I grew up and spent all my life living under authoritarian regimes and I know that these things happen. But I'm shocked that they happened to me here, in the U.S."

sandman · 30th August 2006, 11:45

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	I just came back from a short trip to Jordan and Syria. The trip to Syria was so fast, but I managed to visit some Lebanese refugee camps. I am so impressed by the Syrian people's generosity in receiving Lebanese refugees.

I stopped reading after the first 3 sentences.

Hey Raed

30th August 2006, 12:17

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Originally Posted by taco


	"I grew up and spent all my life living under authoritarian regimes and I know that these things happen. But I'm shocked that they happened to me here, in the U.S."

I'm sure because he's Iraqi this point is not valid with you guys right?

bologna.com · 30th August 2006, 12:20

taco · 30th August 2006, 12:41

His point is valid, i understand what he is saying.

I just think you would have to be a complete fool to wear a arabic shirt that says "we will not be silent" on a flight to the US from syria.

For fucks sake man,

He is lucky he didnt get tazered and beat down.

There is no way to understand the meaning of that shirt, he was obviously being a fucking tard and wants to point out how hard it is being a mooselimb in the USA now.

Fuck him, fuck his blog and i hope he chokes on that goddamn shirt.

sandman · 30th August 2006, 13:11

Like Raed, I'm impressed with the Syrians generosity. They armed the Hezbo's so well the Jews had to give up.

30th August 2006, 13:18

the Hezbo's are Syrian. South lebanon is basically like Little Syria. All Syrian immigrants, all anti-semites, all muslims. The rest of Lebanon is basically pretty moderate christians, and a bunch of Armenians and other stuff. It sounds a lot like Colombia in that the actual government can only maintain control in big cities, and everything outside of there is just anarchy.

30th August 2006, 13:26

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Originally Posted by Hung0v3r


	I'm sure because he's Iraqi this point is not valid with you guys right?

No, not because he's an Iraqi, because he's a fucking mooselimb.

Fuck all of them. War on the religion. Kill all the mooselimbs. The only good mooselimb is a dead mooselimb.

having anybody remove a t-shirt that says anything anywhere is fucking stupid. but fuck the mooselimbs. Anything we can do to make them unwelcome here should be done.

At least with spiders you can make an argument that they eat mosquitos, but mooselimbs are useless. Maybe we could get Mexicans to kill mooselimbs then I'd be all for illegal immigration for a while.

AnimalChin · 30th August 2006, 13:37

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	having anybody remove a t-shirt that says anything anywhere is fucking stupid.

and downright un-american.

sandman · 30th August 2006, 14:21

Not for one minute, does this guy's blog rant blame the Arab Muslims that have highjacked his religion, routinely blown up their own children and seek to destroy Western civilization, for the treatment he receives at the airport.

Sorry bub, Constitutional rights or not, how stupid can you be to wear a tee-shirt like that to an airport at this particular time. No sympathy here. Try placing the blame where the blame is due.

30th August 2006, 14:42

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Originally Posted by sandman


	Not for one minute, does this guy's blog rant blame the Arab Muslims that have highjacked his religion, routinely blown up their own children and seek to destroy Western civilization, for the treatment he receives at the airport.

Are you serious? You want him to be pissed off at "unkown conspirators #1 - #345,000,000" because someone made him take his shirt off? Or you want him to RAGE at Osama, Al-Zarqawi, Muhammad Ali, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar for attacking the US which in turn FORCED US WITHOUT CHOICE to strip away freedoms?

Next time you go to an Indian casino and get spit on by a feather headed squaw raper, you'd better POST A BLOG about that SON OF A BITCH GEORGE CUSTER and "Fucking Manifest Destiny"

Rooflechicken · 30th August 2006, 20:56

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Originally Posted by Hung0v3r


	Are you serious? You want him to be pissed off at "unkown conspirators #1 - #345,000,000" because someone made him take his shirt off? Or you want him to RAGE at Osama, Al-Zarqawi, Muhammad Ali, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar for attacking the US which in turn FORCED US WITHOUT CHOICE to strip away freedoms? Next time you go to an Indian casino and get spit on by a feather headed squaw raper, you'd better POST A BLOG about that SON OF A BITCH GEORGE CUSTER and "Fucking Manifest Destiny"

I'd be OK with him wearing that shirt 100% if he said "those fuckers that use Allah and my religion to kill people suck and I don't approve of them at all"

I'm still ok with him wearing the shirt though, but he should be aware that he's asking for it just like women wearing short skirts in the 60's.

Facts is facts.

And the injuns were being taken, the muslims are not.

30th August 2006, 12:20	#4
bologna.com Retard Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2,061	Re: Douchebag is offended Huh?

30th August 2006, 12:41	#5
taco don't tax me bro Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 7,175	Re: Douchebag is offended His point is valid, i understand what he is saying. I just think you would have to be a complete fool to wear a arabic shirt that says "we will not be silent" on a flight to the US from syria. For fucks sake man, He is lucky he didnt get tazered and beat down. There is no way to understand the meaning of that shirt, he was obviously being a fucking tard and wants to point out how hard it is being a mooselimb in the USA now. Fuck him, fuck his blog and i hope he chokes on that goddamn shirt.

30th August 2006, 13:11	#6
sandman Upon us all a little rain must fall. Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: U.S. of K.K.K.A Posts: 5,502	Re: Douchebag is offended Like Raed, I'm impressed with the Syrians generosity. They armed the Hezbo's so well the Jews had to give up.

30th August 2006, 13:18	#7
Hung0v3r Posts: n/a	Re: Douchebag is offended the Hezbo's are Syrian. South lebanon is basically like Little Syria. All Syrian immigrants, all anti-semites, all muslims. The rest of Lebanon is basically pretty moderate christians, and a bunch of Armenians and other stuff. It sounds a lot like Colombia in that the actual government can only maintain control in big cities, and everything outside of there is just anarchy.

30th August 2006, 14:21	#10
sandman Upon us all a little rain must fall. Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: U.S. of K.K.K.A Posts: 5,502	Re: Douchebag is offended Not for one minute, does this guy's blog rant blame the Arab Muslims that have highjacked his religion, routinely blown up their own children and seek to destroy Western civilization, for the treatment he receives at the airport. Sorry bub, Constitutional rights or not, how stupid can you be to wear a tee-shirt like that to an airport at this particular time. No sympathy here. Try placing the blame where the blame is due.

30th August 2006, 11:17	#1
taco don't tax me bro Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 7,175	Douchebag is offended I bet this faggot cheered when the towers fell. Fuck you raed, die in a fire. NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Iraqi architect on Tuesday said he was forced to change his t-shirt before boarding a flight in New York because the shirt had "We will not be silent" written on it in Arabic and English. Raed Jarrar wrote on his Internet blog (http://raedinthemiddle.blogspot.com) that he was required to change out of the shirt prior to boarding a JetBlue flight from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport to California this month because officials told him people were offended by the shirt. In an interview with New York Public Radio on Tuesday, Jarrar said, "I grew up and spent all my life living under authoritarian regimes and I know that these things happen. But I'm shocked that they happened to me here, in the U.S."