From: "George Sherwood" 

On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 16:00:53 +0100, Phil Payne wrote:

> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060829/us_nm/security_tshirt_dc_1
>
> "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. "
>
>
As with the flight in Malaga and the British citizens.  I suspect there is
much more to this one then a t-shirt.

George

http://newsbusters.org/node/7316

Raed Jarrar is not an "Arab human rights activist" - he is an
Iraqi blogger who is part of the Global Exchange organization started by
CodePink's Medea Benjamin. Raed Jarrar is the director of the Iraq Project
at Global Exchange and is an analyst for Foreign Policy In Focus. Jarrar
also was one of the attendees at the Peace Summit in Jordan with Cindy
Sheehan, CodePink, Tom Hayden and others. (see the above picture - he's
wearing the same shirt). He's also "fasting until the troops come
home". Interestingly Jarrar met with the CodePink group when they went
to Jordan to give financial assistance to "the other side" in
Fallujah.

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