T’s For Terrorists?

J.J. Jackson* | January 22, 2006

Credit to Free Thoughts for this one.

Danish fashion agency sells t-shirts to raise money for terror groups like the Colombian FARC and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine ( PFLP )

From the “Fighters + Lovers” website:

Our Philosophy

Fighters+Lovers is the brand that takes fashion beyond new horizons. We have a passion for change. In a world obsessed with envy and hate, Fighters+Lovers dare to speak up for brotherhood and the right to fight for what is right.

T-shirts don’t change the world. The world is already spinning around and we simply make the clothes for the creative people who make it happen. People with an attitude.

Our Story

Fighters+Lovers is a private enterprise dedicated to the cause of freedom and hard-rocking streetwear. Communication is key to any change. 5 euros of the price you pay for our products at an authorized dealer’s are sent straight to Palestine or Colombia, where your money is paying for new equipment for radio stations and graphics workshops run by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) or the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). This is our tribute to these freedom fighters.

Fighters+Lovers is a registered Scandinavian brand owned by VS.

also:

PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine)

PFLP is the brave exception in a region haunted by religious intolerance and fanatism. Staunchly secular, PFLP fights for a free Palestine where Jews, Moslems and Christians may live and prosper in peace.

Israel’s occupation of Palestinian land has forced millions of Palestinians to live as refugees, often under miserable conditions. The United Nations has recognized the Palestinians right to armed resistance against the illegal Israeli occupation.

PFLP doesn’t just fight the Israeli Army, the organization also runs a network of refugee camps, schools and health clinics throughout the Middle East.

FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia)

For decades the Colombian regime has hindered free elections by wiping out all peaceful opposition, torturing and killing 4.000 members of the progressive UP party. Left with no other choice, young people, unionists, teachers and even priests have taken up arms to join the biggest guerrilla army Latin America has ever seen: the FARC.

Increasing it’s power and number of troops day by day, FARC has liberated large chunks of Colombia from the terror of the regime’s death squads. Closely allied to Indigenous people and the Black minority, FARC’s tens of thousands of guerrilla fighters have wooed to bring down the corrupt rule of the drug lords led by President Alvaro Uribe.

Palestinianfacts.org on the PFLP

The PFLP was founded on December 11, 1967, by Dr. George Habash, a Palestinian Greek Orthodox Christian. The organization quickly specialized in showcase, large-scale terrorist operations beginning on July 23, 1968, with a hijacking to Algeria of an El Al flight on route from Rome to Tel Aviv. Habash ran the PFLP until his death in 2000, after which Mustafa Zubaydi (whose nom de guerre was Abu Ali Mustafa) was elected head of the PFLP. Mustafa had been Habash’s right-hand man since 1969.

GlobalSecurity.org on FARC

Established in 1964 as the military wing of the Colombian Communist Party,

Just in case you don’t understand that these are REAL terrorist groups they are sponsoring.

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