Muslim Student Who Ignited Media Firestorm at Benghazi Panel ‘Family Friend’ of Convicted Terrorist

Cybercast News Service ^ | June 18, 2014 - 2:35 PM | Barbara Boland

[Olog-hai]

After Saba Ahmed, a Muslim law student from American University, asked a question at the Benghazi Accountability Coalition panel hosted by the Heritage Foundation on Monday, Ahmed became a standard-bearer for liberal media outlets—but it turns out Ahmed is more than just a law student. She is also a “family friend” of a violent jihadi. […]

So, who is Saba Ahmed? It turns out that Ahmed is a “family friend” of Somali-American Mohamed Mohamud, the 19-year-old who in 2010 tried to ignite a car bomb at a Christmas tree lighting in Portland, Oregon.

According to an undercover FBI agent, Mohamud said he’d been thinking of committing “some form of violent jihad since the age of 15” and “was looking for a ‘huge mass that will be attacked in their own element with their families celebrating the holidays.’” …

[struggle]

Al-taqiyya

[gaijin]

I keeeel you, infidel peeeegs..!!!

[gaijin]

"He's a great guy, Allah be praised..! He loves beanie baby collecting and, inshallah, playing with puppies..!! A big, lovable fuzz-ball..! Not to worry..!"

[To Hell With Poverty]

Well...I expect this news to go nowhere fast.

[Gene Eric]

Islam is a war plan.

[Rummyfan]

Portland State and the University of Portland. La La Land. No surprise.

[Rummyfan]

And whom is paying Ms Ahmed’s tuition at American U? It’s not cheap!

[drpix]

Not only is she a "family friend" of the convicted Muslim terrorist - but she showed her support for him after the fact by attending his hearing and making public statements in his defense. Here from the Oregonian (article linked in this thread's article) is a photo of the cabal:

"Steven T. Wax, U.S. Federal Public Defender for the District of Oregon,
Kayse Jama, a Somali community member and Saba Ahmed, a friend of
Mohamed Osman Mohamud's family, leave the Mark O. Hatfield U.S.
Courthouse on Monday after the hearing for Mohamud."

[drpix]

From the same:0

[left that other site]

There were even folks here on FR defending her and scolding the Heritage Foundation for their “display of bigotry”.

It would seem that her claims of “bullying” were quite effective.

This connection is verrrrrrry interesting news.

[Carry_Okie]

Very useful, but please post source links with such. If we’re going to use it to turn out this sneaky ruse, we need ammo.

Thanks

[Biggirl]

I stand with the Heritage Foundation. This is a plant.

[Carry_Okie]

Sure looks like it.

[Uncle Miltie]

In all fairness, aren’t all muslims about 1 step removed from a convicted terrorist?

[bayouranger]

More than often,
less than that.

[drpix]

Look again! From my post note:

"Here from the Oregonian (article linked in this thread's article) is a photo of the cabal:"

That tells you to goto the article of this thread's title and you'll find where the author gives her source as the Oregonian AND gives a link to that Oregonian article.

That should be enough for anyone. No?

[Carry_Okie]

That should be enough for anyone. No?

Not people who are busy.

I write a great deal. I test what I write. What I have learned is that if the link isn't there, for the most part people won't search. If they are on the fence, that means they are not convinced without it.

Your choice. It may be traceable, but if it was me writing it, there would be a link there.

[Republicanprofessor]

Benghazi ping.

Catching up on pings. Let Republicanprofessor know if you want on or off this ping list.

[cardinal4]

There were even folks here on FR defending her and scolding the Heritage Foundation for their “display of bigotry”.

Name them. I'm very skeptical of your post..