Ahmed Mohamed: Clock kid rubs elbows with accused war crimes dictator, Teen clock maker, Ahmed Mohamed, is rubbing elbows with a Sudan dictator accused of war crimes.The 14-year-old boy made headlines after he was arrested in a Dallas school for bringing a homemade clock on campus that resembled a bomb. His fame has skyrocketed to stardom and is meeting with various world leaders all a sudden.
According to The Blaze, Ahmed Mohamed met with President Omer Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan, a leader accused of war crimes and organizing genocide. Mohamed tweeted Tuesday before going to the central African country: "I am coming home, tell the world I am coming home #sudan."
Since Mohamed appears to be the poster child of extreme "Islamophobia" that many Americans are accused of, the student has been invited to the White House by President Obama, asked to make appearances around the country, and is now traveling abroad to meet some high-profile officials.
The main difference in this appearance that Ahmed Mohamed is making, is that he's visiting a highly controversial figure. Bashir hasn't only been accused of war crimes and orchestrating genocide, but had sympathies for 9/11 terrorist, Osama bin Laden for five years.
According to the Sudan Tribune, Ahmed Mohamed said he was "extremely delighted" to meet the Sudan dictator and hopes to meet him again ... next time with a new invention of his.
According to The Blaze, Ahmed Mohamed met with President Omer Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan, a leader accused of war crimes and organizing genocide. Mohamed tweeted Tuesday before going to the central African country: "I am coming home, tell the world I am coming home #sudan."
Since Mohamed appears to be the poster child of extreme "Islamophobia" that many Americans are accused of, the student has been invited to the White House by President Obama, asked to make appearances around the country, and is now traveling abroad to meet some high-profile officials.
The main difference in this appearance that Ahmed Mohamed is making, is that he's visiting a highly controversial figure. Bashir hasn't only been accused of war crimes and orchestrating genocide, but had sympathies for 9/11 terrorist, Osama bin Laden for five years.
According to the Sudan Tribune, Ahmed Mohamed said he was "extremely delighted" to meet the Sudan dictator and hopes to meet him again ... next time with a new invention of his.
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