TWAT – The War Against Terrorism

Title got your attention didn’t it?!

TWATsupplies is a brand dedicated to bringing awareness to our troops. TWATsupplies has created catchy statements that will make anyone, and I mean anyone, open there eyes just a little wider.

It’s not just the funny factor that people buy the shirts for, it’s for the reason behind it.

For every item sold a percentage of the proceeds of each sale goes directly to “Operation Enduring Care”. Operation Enduring Care was designed to help meet the recovery needs of injured service members, their families, and the medical personnel who care for the wounded. The program also includes support for funeral escorts, mortuary personnel and honor guards serving fallen troops.

The t-shirts are very outgoing and funny but remember it is for a great cause. Remember why we’re a free country and why we are able to do what we do everyday. Visit the website at www.twatsupplies.com and buy a TWAT product today.

As reported by the BBC, 10 year old Sam Rodwell, from Dorest UK, was asked to change his T-Shirt that read "Autism - It’s No Mystery, It’s Mercury", while at school one day. Sam is one of 64 students at Portfield School in Poole, a specialized school for Autistic children run by The Wessex Autistic Society. His T-shirt declares the common criticism that Autism has a link to the Mercury content in preservatives used in vaccines.

Sam’s father told the BBC, "Sam wears that T-shirt because he is mercury tested. We have had him tested and he does have mercury toxicity." Sam would have been wearing the T-Shirt on an outing for the children to a playground and the school informed his mother that he would have to change his T-shirt or wouldn’t be allowed to attend. The Wessex Autistic Society chief executive, Bob Lowndes felt the T-Shirt would have drawn unnecessary attention to the children’s condition. The staff at Portfield School also told Sam’s father, David Rodwell, that wearing the T-shirt was politically incorrect.

Rodwell said that after the staff replaced the T-shirt, "(Sam) was very upset. It’s political correctness gone mad. Who is to decide what is politically correct and what isn’t?" Mr. Rodwell also mentioned that removing the T-shirt was inconsistent with the school’s policy, as Sam has wore similar shirts in the past.

You can see the T-shirt which the National Autism Association has for sale on their website: www.nationalautismassociation.org

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