Muslim Boy, 14, Arrested for Making Clock Mistaken for Bomb

Got to love the last sentence CAIR feigning outrage. Like its somehow beyond comprehension a Muslim would build a bomb using a clock. This "is typical of the negative attitudes toward Muslims in Irving" they say. I got news for them... this is 'typical' of what the world thinks of them! 

 

BTW...if it really was a bomb and he detonated it killing 16 you wouldn't heard shit from CAIR.

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A 14-year-old Muslim boy has been arrested in North Texas after a high school teacher decided that a homemade clock he brought to class could be a bomb.

Ahmed Mohamed, who enjoys tinkering with electronics, proudly took the clock to MacArthur High in Irving on Monday.

But one teacher raised concerns that it looked like a bomb, prompting the school principal and several police officers to question him, search his belongings and march him from the school in handcuffs.

Police don't believe the device is dangerous, but say it could be mistaken for a fake explosive.

Mohamed was suspended from school for three days, but he has not been charged.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations is investigating, saying the incident is typical of the negative attitudes toward Muslims in Irving.

Muslim Boy, 14, Arrested for Making Clock Mistaken for Bomb

Listen...before we become another Europe

While you're watching this video remember the Tsarnaev family claimed political asylum and as refugees immigrated to the United States in 2002. 

We all know what the end result was.

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Listen...before we become another Europe

Maybe she really did use a cloth

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Hillary Clinton's private emails may be recoverable 

WASHINGTON The company that managed Hillary Clinton's private email server said it has "no knowledge of the server being wiped," indicating that tens of thousands of emails Clinton said were deleted could be recovered, the Washington Post reported on Saturday.

Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, and her aides have said she deleted her personal emails from her time as secretary of state, but unless the server has been "wiped" experts say those 31,000 emails could be recovered, the Post reported.

Hillary >  on learning the latest development...

 Representatives of the Clinton campaign could not immediately be reached for comment on the report.

 Probably discussing if there is a quota on how many can plead the 5th at the same time.

The controversy over her use of an unsecured private server to conduct government business while America's top diplomat has cut into her lead in opinion polls for the Democratic nomination to run in the November 2016 election.

Denver-based company Platte River managed the server.

"Platte River has no knowledge of the server being wiped," company spokesman Andy Boian was quoted as saying by the Washington Post. "All the information we have is that the server wasn't wiped."

Republican Senators Charles Grassley and Ron Johnson, chairmen of the Judiciary and Homeland Security committees, respectively, said they would push for the deleted emails to be reviewed if they can be recovered, the Post said.

On Tuesday, Clinton apologized for using a private server rather than the government system.

Clinton has said she sent no information via email that was classified at the time and received no material marked that way.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining the server to see whether any information, including classified information, was mishandled.

The State Department, under a court order, has been releasing more than 30,000 Clinton work-related emails in monthly batches.

Maybe she really did use a cloth

Remembering 911...We have learned nothing

I was watching the 911 commemoration ceremony on television. As I was watching I couldn't help but think we are now sowing the seeds of a man made catastrophe far worse than 911. Of course I'm speaking about the Iranian "deal".

The fools in Congress are so f--king stupid it defies logic. And I'm not just talking about Democrats. Aside from Barry, Boehner and McConnell are the poorest excuse for leaders I have ever seen. Remember the outrage over the Amnesty decree? How about the uproar concerning those despicable videos coming out of PP? And what was the end result? 

Zilch.

ObamaCare... Barry took it and shoved it down the throat of Republicans. And he just performed the same feat with the Iranian deal. Barry won again! Without getting into the weeds the Republicans were bamboozled again. 

And who do we have to thank? 

We control both Houses but the Democrats seem to be calling the shots.

 Look Republicans were going to lose anyway but at least they could walk away with some semblance of pride.

CONGRESS REJECTS THE IRANIAN DEAL FORCES OBAMA VETO

The headline you'll never see.

How anyone in their right mind could vote for this deal is beyond me.

If there is any doubt what Iran's true intentions are this settles it. 

It's tantamount to a declaration of war.

And when it comes about... who will Barry side with?

Iran's supreme leader: There will be no such thing as Israel in 25 years

Remembering 911...We have learned nothing

The GOP summed up in one word... FECKLESS

House Republicans just won a major, unexpected victory in a battle with Obama

They're going to sue Barry over ObanaCare. This will go no where. Want to impress me? File Articles of Impeachment! Which will also go no where but gives him a black guy, further taints his tainted legacy, and will consume all his time preventing him from taking the country to the brink of no return.

We own the House and Senate and what have they accomplished? We've had investigations up the wazoo... IRS, Benghazi, F&F, Bergdahl swap, amnesty, treasonous deal with Iran, etc. And what do we have to show for it? Not a damn thing! 

These two got to go. 

 

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(AP) 

US Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio), speaker of the House (right), and US President Barack Obama (center) at a White House ceremony June 24, 2014. 

Republicans in the US House of Representatives have standing to proceed with a lawsuit against US President Barack Obama's administration over his signature healthcare law, a federal judge said Wednesday, handing them a significant and somewhat unexpected victory in the ongoing legal battle.

US District Court Judge Rosemary M. Collyer ruled Wednesday against the Obama administration's motion to dismiss the case. Collyer said House Republicans do have the standing to pursue their challenge, which argues that the Obama administration violated the US Constitution by spending money on the law that had not been appropriated by Congress.

That was a key question in the lawsuit, which the White House and House Democrats have continually dismissed as a "political stunt."

In her ruling, Collyer rejected that argument, calling the House's challenge valid.

"Despite its potential political ramifications, this suit remains a plain dispute over a constitutional command, of which the Judiciary has long been the ultimate interpreter," she wrote.

The case centers on the more than $175 billion the administration will spend over the next decade under a cost-sharing program with health-insurance companies. The Obama administration has said it's spending previously allocated money.

The attorney for the House, Jonathan Turley, called Collyer's decision "historic and profound."

(Thomson Reuters) 

Obama delivers remarks on a nuclear deal with Iran at American University in Washington. 

"The ruling today means that the United States House of Representatives now will be heard on an issue that drives to the very heart of our constitutional system: the control of the legislative branch over the power of the purse," he wrote in a statement posted to his website. "We are eager to present the House's merits arguments to the Court and remain confident that our position will ultimately prevail in establishing the unconstitutional conduct alleged in this lawsuit."

House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), who's leading the lawsuit against the president, said he was "grateful" for the court's ruling.

"The president's unilateral change to Obamacare was unprecedented and outside the powers granted to his office under our Constitution," Boehner said in a statement. "I am grateful to the court for ruling that this historic overreach can be challenged by the coequal branch of government with the sole power to create or change the law. The House will continue our effort to ensure the separation of powers in our democratic system.

The GOP summed up in one word... FECKLESS