ده اللي كنا خايفين منو. الواشطن بوست تعرض صورة أحمد مع المطلوب دوليا البشير.

Quote: أنقذوا أحمد من اساءة استغلاله بواسطة عائلته https://http://http://www.facebook.com/hashtag/rescue_ahmed_who_is_abused_by_family؟source=feed_textandstory_id=401207973419831www.facebook.com/hashtag/rescue_ahmed_who_is_abused_by_family؟source=feed_textandstory_id=401207973419831http://http://www.facebook.com/hashtag/rescue_ahmed_who_is_abused_by_family؟source=feed_textandstory_id=401207973419831www.facebook.com/has...y_id=401207973419831

Quote: At first glance, perhaps Ahmed's journey to Bashir's presidential compound isn't so strange. The teenager has met with a variety of big names over the past few weeks. Besides, his family are Sudanese immigrants: On his Twitter account, Ahmed posted a number of images that described his visit to Sudan as a type of homecoming:

Quote: التحيه لك أخى العزيز دينق أرجو أن ينتبه الجميع إلى هذه الجمله والتى عنونت بها الوشنطن بوسث مقالها :- Quote: The American boy

Quote: نعم الاسرة استغلت موقف ابنها استغلال سيئ وابو الولد طلع زول سطحى

Quote: The American boy arrested for making a clock meets Sudan’s president, an accused war criminal Ahmed Mohamed poses for a picture during a meeting with Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir in the capital of Khartoum on Wednesday. Ashraf Shazly/AFP/Getty Images By Adam Taylor October 16 at 12:00 AM The arrest of Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old Texas student, in mid-September for bringing a homemade clock to his high school created a nationwide debate about racism and Islamophobia in the United States. Despite facing a wave of ugly criticism, Ahmed won support from high places — President Obama tweeted his support, and the teenager is expected to be a guest at the White House this weekend. Ahead of that that visit, Ahmed has met with another president. This meeting is a little bit more surprising. According to the Sudan Tribune, Ahmed met with Sudanese President Omer Hassan al-Bashir in Khartoum on Wednesday evening. The Paris-based Web site reports that the teenager told reporters that he was "extremely delighted" to meet Bashir and hoped to return to visit the Sudanese president again “with a new invention and success.” At first glance, perhaps Ahmed's journey to Bashir's presidential compound isn't so strange. The teenager has met with a variety of big names over the past few weeks. Besides, his family are Sudanese immigrants: On his Twitter account, Ahmed posted a number of images that described his visit to Sudan as a type of homecoming: However, Bashir is no ordinary world leader. He has an outstanding arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, for example, for allegedly orchestrating genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur. The country he leads is under a variety of U.S. sanctions. His government harbored Osama bin Laden for five years in the 1990s. A leaked U.S. diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks even suggested he may have secretly stolen $9 billion in oil money. To make it even more remarkable, Ahmed's father, Mohamed El Hassan Mohamed, has campaigned against Bashir in not one but two presidential elections. After he was blocked from appearing on the ballot in 2010, El Hassan complained that Bashir had personally blocked his name from the ballot. "I was told that Bashir personally intervened with the [appeals] court to reject my challenge," El Hassan reportedly told the Sudan Tribune. El Hassan ran for election again this past February, proposing an improvement in relations with the United States and promising to deal with religious extremism. In an interview with the Daily Mail last month, El Hassan's elder brother Aldean criticized Bashir and said the elections were not fair. "The government said Mohamed came fourth in 2015 but the elections are rigged, the whole international community know that," Aldean said. "Al-Bashir steals all the votes." There appeared to be little sign of this animosity on Wednesday. The Sudan Tribune reported that Mohamed El Hassan Mohamed attended the meeting and told reporters he hoped that talented young people would “write a new [chapter in] history for an advanced and developed Sudan."

Quote: الغريق يتعلق بقشة ظن البشير بأن الطفل له علاقات مع المجتمع الدولي وربما يشفع له في شي

Quote: بعيداً عن قضية الطفل أحمد وملابسات السلوك العنصري الذي تعرض له في الدولة "الديمقراطية" الأمريكية.. نهديك أخي دينق هذه الصورة ، وهذا اللقاء "الحميم" الذي تم قبل أقل من أسبوعين بين وزير خارجية أمريكا وبين وزير خارجية ذلك الإرهابي المطلوب دولياً .. الصورة لجون كيري يرحب بمبعوث دولته الرسالية. لم يُضبط في كل كتب التاريخ من هو أكثر نفاقاً من هذه الأمريكا.

Quote: الاخ دينق سلام اعتقد من كلامي ان الوزر والملامة بتجي لي أبوه اللي حاول يعمل حمله تسويقيه استغل فيها ابنه وسيجنى تماما هذا الاستغلال .ويبدو ان هنالك من لعب بعقل الوالد بان يستفيد من الظرف ده الى اقصاه .دون أي حسابات للعواقب فالطفل لا يتجمل وزر أي خطوه لا نه يظل طفلا تملى عليه الاشياء

Quote: سلام أخ دينق، أبو الصبي وضيع جداً، يريد أن يتكسب من الحادثة فوراً. أخرج إبنه من المدرسة يطوف به العالم.. من أجل حفنة من الريالات، فخسر كل التعاطف من العامة و من وسائل الإعلام. و الله فعلاً، الجاهل عدو نفسه.

Quote: والله أنا أبو أحمد من بدا يظهر في الإعلام بتلك الصورة البائسة بديت إتخوف على الابواب الحتنفتح لأحمد إنها تتأثر برعونة أبوه

Quote: Mark. Q Josh, how did President Obama come to post a tweet about a high school student in Texas who made a clock with some wires that got him in trouble؟ And why did he choose to tweet about it؟ MR. EARNEST: Well, I think the President, like many of us, was struck by the news reports of this particular incident. Mark, the fact is that America’s best teachers in our schools -- in our best schools at least -- nurture the intellectual curiosity of all of our students. In this instance, it's clear that at least some of Ahmed’s teachers failed him. That's too bad. But it's not too late for all of us to use this as a teachable moment and to search our own conscience for biases in whatever form they take. This episode is a good illustration of how pernicious stereotypes can prevent even good-hearted people who dedicate their lives to educating young people for doing the good work that they set out to do. So the President was pleased to extend an invitation -- or the White House was pleased to extend an invitation to Ahmed to participate in Astronomy Night that will be hosted here at the White House next month. Astronomy Night is an event that we've previously held here that will bring together government, scientists, and NASA astronauts and others to spend some time with young people examining the wonders of the heavens. And it will be an opportunity for them to talk about science and our solar system and the universe. And it should be a good event. And I think that -- or at least we are hopeful that Ahmed will feel right at home here. Q Does President Obama believe bias was a factor because the young man is Muslim؟ MR. EARNEST: Well, I think from this distance, it's far too early to draw that direct assessment from here. We have seen that local law enforcement officials have closed the case. And I think there are some difficult and penetrating questions that do need to be asked in pursuit of the information that you just presented.

Quote: وابو الولد طلع زول سطحى

هو كدا بس بكون نص الجيران رحلوا مع الدربكين المدور دا,,,

Quote: But the White House hinted on Monday that it was unlikely that Obama would personally visit with boy or look at his clock. “I don’t believe that the president will have the opportunity to meet with meet one-on-one with Ahmed Mohamed,” Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.