From WND:
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old dubbed “Clockboy” by many in the press for igniting a national furor when he brought a homemade clock to school that many thought looked like a makeshift bomb, has now been named to Time magazine’s list of most influentials.
He’s coming in at the No. 5 slot of Time’s “30 Most Influential Teens of 2015.” The news site describes him this way: “Not many people make national news by bringing a homemade clock to school. But the ninth grader’s arrest, after teachers and authorities mistook said clock for a bomb, kicked off a national debate over racial profiling – and a outpouring of support for Mohamed, who was personally invited to the White House by President Obama (who called his clock ‘cool’).
In October, he accepted a full scholarship to a prestigious school in Qatar.” Others on the list were crediting with rock climbing one of the most difficult courses in the world; serving as both a Disney star and outspoken activist for women’s rights; performing in big-name musical productions and fashion events; and starting a business that pulls in $200,000-plus per year and that was featured on “Shark Tank.”
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Quote: "He’s coming in at the No. 5 slot of Time’s “30 Most Influential Teens of 2015.”
Not surprised that "Time Magazine" suggests a fraud to be one of 30 most influential teens...given their support of one of the most infamous and influential frauds...the current occupant of the oval office. To hell with integrity.
What a farce!
Well, I saved a life today when assisting with a re-intubation of a patient in the recovery room.
I guess that is not influential enough to deserve recognition.
It just does not compare to pulling the guts of a clock out of a casing and placing them in a toy suitcase.
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