T-shirts most effective tool against terrorism

[Young]

I know this may sound crazy, but check it out....over 100 vendors in DC sell T-shirts and mostly they are FBI or CIA T-shirts. When I visted DC during the Clinton Admin, the T-shirts were $10, now they cost $5...even for XL. So tourists buy these cheap T-shirts and most wear them while in DC, so if you visit DC you'll see around 300 people wearing these T-shirts at any given time. Terrorists don't know the difference, and surely many agents work the crowds by trying to look like a tourist...ofcourse if a terrorist see's a kid wearing the T-shirt then surely they get hip to the game, and the Terrorists could buy and wear the shirts as well...but the not knowing, coupled with the number of shirts surely helps security...not that Bush is worried, he's got every thing closed down right now and You can't get anywhere near the Whitehouse...unless your on foot, I really think Bush Corp must be printing those T-shirts or somehow they've brought the price down, but either way...It works.





Young

[Ross]

Terrorists don't know the difference

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Nevermind. What an awful thread.

[Young]

then why did you respond


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I saw 2 Muslim women filming the FBI building and one of them said "Target", but a 50 ish bald guy walks by and he's wearing an FBI t-shirt and both women got real quit until he was atleast 30 yards away. Have you even been to DC? The T-shirts are perfect Replicas, a cop asked one guy if he was an agent just because he had on the shirt and looked like he could be, so if they can confuse a DC cop obviously they can fool a Terrorist.




Young

[Sean]

Young, this is a news/politics+gov forum :( I'm gonna have to move this to the dreaded butterface. This is a very vague argument.

[dotcoma]

I think we should all just carry uzis.