Stick it to GWB and the TSA here.
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I agree. And the information about why the t-shirts were created is both interesting and deeply worrying. I was not aware of the Congress Bill mentioned there.
I mean no disrespect to americans in general, of whom many are good friends of mine, but their leadership (Bush), while at times very entertaining (sometimes I just laugh out loud seeing that guy), scares me much more than the small minority of muslim (or other) terrorist groups.
I wonder, with such attitude, could I be marked as an “Enemy combatant”?