Showing posts with label ohio state. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ohio state. Show all posts

Friday, August 17, 2007

Meet my cyber-stalker: Ahmad Al-Akhras

"Stop speaking the truth to power, infidel!"

Our friend, CAIR's Ahmad Al-Akhras, has been busy at his government job at MORPC downloading dozens of our articles from this blog this morning (UPDATE: from ~10am-12n, he apparently went through at least 40 different posts):


He might be upset at my FrontPage article this morning, "Ohio State Profs go 'Truther'," discussing the hate panel he moderated with John Mueller and John Quigley not long ago, co-sponsored by Columbus 9/11 Truth, a 9/11-denial organization which claims that the World Trade Centers were not brought down by two terrorist-controlled planes, but through a secret US government conspiracy. Oh, and his fellow hate-monger and terror apologist, Abukar Arman, was also on the panel.

Or he might be seething that his organization, CAIR, had to file an amicus curiae brief in federal court yesterday complaining that they had been named unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation HAMAS terror financing trial. On page 10 of their brief, they specifically cite my FrontPage article, "CAIR Fingered by Feds", as proof of the damage caused by being named unindicted co-conspirator in the case.

Here's a tip, Ahmad: stop supporting terrorist organizations! And get back to work, slacker!

Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Ohio State: From Heroes to Zeros

Absolutely stunned and embarrassed is about all I can say about my Buckeyes' performance tonight. All credit due to Florida for playing a solid game and not making any mistakes. It was clear that they showed up ready to play and they represented their school, fans and the SEC in fine fashion. The Buckeyes, however, were the perfect picture of a team self-destructing. About the only saving grace of the game is that the score doesn't really reflect how badly Ohio State played. Fourteen points makes it seem that they were actually able to put together one or two offensive series, but the simple fact is that they couldn't. The majority of Ohio State's offense came in the first six seconds of the game. And Troy Smith - don't get me started.

I seriously doubt that all the hand-wringing and second-guessing in the days and weeks to come really will be able to fully answer the question of exactly how the wheels fell completely off the Ohio State Buckeyes. Not really much more I can say other than to tip my hat to the Florida Gators for a game well played. Congrats.