"Arab-Americans," they're called here, but their Arabness is beside the point. Their jihadist sympathies come through loud and clear, even despite the usual media cluelessness and obfuscation. Click on the sweatshirt image for video. "Sweatshirt Sparks School Controversy: Hoodie Contains Image Of World Trade Center Towers," from ClickOnDetroit.com, January 5.
7 comments:
The place is referred to as "Dearbornistan" for a reason.
one of the first towns in the country to allow prayers to allah-via loud speakers....
LOUI 11 seems to be the name of their "clique". Anybody know what it might mean, what the letters stand for?
Debbie Schussel may have the answer. Students from the school commenting on her site say "Loui" is the name of one of the kids and the "11" refers to 2011, their graduation class year. It would be interesting to see if the other sweatshirts had names other than "LOUI".
Pastorius,
I find it very hard to believe that they did understand the symbolysm of what the were waring, nine eleven happen only about four years ago. Its not like its no longer fresh in people's minds.
Anonymous,
Not only does that sound hateful, it doesn't make any sense.
To anonymous: They are the hypocrites because if the reverse were to be done in one of the mohammadan nations which they so admire, the shirts wouldn't have been confiscated, their heads would have been.
You're a beat-off faggot by the way.
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