I can see where the problem was...
“If it’s not a bomb, my name’s not Ahmed Muhammed!”
Everybody is stupid now.
Bomb making must be in their genes.
Precursor training and dry runs rarely do 'intend to create alarm'....that's their purpose.
[”I was really mad,” Ahmed said as looked at at a much-retweeted photo of himself in handcuffs. “I was like, ‘Why am I here?’” A Council on American Islamic Relations representative then hustled Ahmed and his family off to talk to a lawyer.]
The word came down fast on this I reckon.
Let’s see... He disassembled a digital clock, put it in a briefcase and set it to go off during class. His sisters were present with their cellphone ready to capture what happened. He got in trouble and the police came and his sister caught it all.
When it was on youtube and was trending his sister yelled, “it’s number 1!.”
His father (Muhammed Muhammed) got notariety a few years back for supporting a koran burning. It sounds like a family looking for attention.
I can see where the problem was...
Pretty sad when I don’t know which is worse. The Dry run terrorist or the bubble wrapped school authorities spreading pussification.
Both intend to destroy everything good, right and just in America.
I can buy the 'bright kid, dumb teacher' angle.
But if little Ahmed had been named Jimmy and had a Confederate Flag on his pencil case and built this, would this have happened?:
(from the link) Shortly after the press conference, President Barack Obama extended a Twitter invitation for Ahmed to bring his "cool clock" to the White House. "We should inspire more kids like you to like science. It's what makes America great," the tweet read.
I think we know the answer.
Irving resident makes his second bid for election as President of Sudan
All is well. Barry Soetoro has invited the prospect for a WH visit. If his name was Patrick O’Rouke would he have gotten the invite?