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One of the two University of South Florida students who were caught with pipe bombs near a South Carolina Navy base has been sentenced to 15 years. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — An Egyptian student attending a Florida university was sentenced to 15 years in prison Thursday for making a ...
South Carolina, CAIR, Pipe Bombs, Megahed, Radical Islam, Terrorism
The Council on American Islamic Relations immediately got out in front of the press and claimed they were “victims” being persecuted simply because they were Muslims, just “naïve kids” playing with “fireworks.” Leftist bloggers also came to their defense, and derided the authorities for seeing terrorists where there were none. ...
LGF, South Carolina, CAIR, Pipe Bombs, Megahed, Radical Islam, Terrorism
Another non-Buddhist University of South Florida student has been arrested in connection with the Goose Creek terrorism case: USF Explosives Case Leads To 3rd Student’s Arrest. TAMPA - Two days before he was to graduate, a University of South Florida student was arrested Thursday on a weapons charge in ...
University of South Florida student Ahmed Abdellatif Sherif Mohamed, arrested with pipe bombs near a South Carolina Navy base, is going to have his defense paid for by Egypt. TAMPA, Fla. - Egypt’s government is paying for the legal representation of a college student who authorities say was found ...
The Council on American Islamic Relations claimed that Egyptian students Youssef Megahed and Ahmed Mohamed, arrested near a naval base in South Carolina, were only “naïve kids” with “fireworks,” persecuted by racist authorities simply because they were Muslims. Today the Charlotte Observer reports that Megahed has admitted to the FBI ...
When Egyptian students Youssef Megahed and Ahmed Mohamed were arrested near a naval base in South Carolina, the Council on American Islamic Relations immediately jumped in front of the cameras, claiming the students were just “naïve kids” with “fireworks,” persecuted by the racist authorities simply because they were Muslims. Yesterday ...
The Tampa Tribune has a pathos-drenched sob story about the two Egyptian students indicted on terrorism charges after being arrested with pipe bombs near a South Carolina naval base. You’re not going to believe this one: A Family In Despair. MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - In a jail chapel, with ...
Those two Egyptian students at the University of South Florida who were caught with pipe bombs near a South Carolina Navy base have been indicted, and one of them turns out to have a history of involvement in terrorism. Ahmed Abdellatif Sherif Mohamed, 24, an engineering graduate student and ...
Some interesting new information about the South Carolina pipe bomb guys, Ahmed Mohamed and Yousef Megahed (does ‘Megahed’ = ‘Mujahid’?), at Michelle Malkin’s place: Mystery at Goose Creek: Who are the accused Pipe Bomb Boys? Update: Yahia Megahed’s Hi5 profile is gone. Dan Riehl has more details: SC 2 Linked ...