Ok, this kid’s heart is in the right place, but if I was his dad I’d kick his ass. (Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin)

Some 16 year old kid in Florida just up and went to Iraq! I think …

I don’t know about you, but I’m calling bullsh*t on this Farris Hassan kid. This kid just leaves the country, goes to Iraq, is gone for what two weeks and he doesn’t tell his parents? Give me a break. I just don’t buy it. D…

I rarely get to call out to some one who I’d consider heroic and rarer still do I find some one younger then me I’d consider heroic. But Farris Hassan is a new personal Hero of mine. I am sure Farris and I may disagree on any number of issues but Far…

Today’s theme seems to be enterprising youngsters, except this one gets mostly criticism rather than praise. A Florida high school student who wants to be a journalist, Farris Hassan, decides to go to Iraq himself:
Using money his parents had given him a

I admire the young man’s desire to seek and acquire the truth. And it is that manifest desire that convinces me that this young man is not a liberal.

A remarkable story, and one that should be an example for any American. It appears that “out of the mouth of babes” our mainstream media should listen,
“There is a struggle in Iraq between good and evil, between those striving for f…

Ok, this kid’s heart is in the right place, but if I was his dad I’d kick his ass.

This kid has balls I will say that.

Not that Ferris, this Farris – Farris Hassan. I don’t know if this guy is a hero, or insane. I know one thing; he is all American. 1 generation, none of this “Speak the mother tounge at home to ensure you know where you come from…” BS. No way. As A…

Farris Hassan, the 16 year Florida man that flew off to Iraq, says there is a struggle in Iraq between “good and evil.” This is an excerpt of his writings:

BREITBART— “There is a struggle in Iraq between good and evil, between those strivi…

Apparently this was all part of a high school journalism project. I’m not sure whether to call this kid incredibly gutsy or incredible stupid. And just how is it possible for a 16 year old to sneak off to Iraq without his parents knowing ? Nonetheles…

A Fort Lauderdale boy, Farris Hassan, had a yen for some independent “immersion journalism” in Iraq. So, using his own money, and without telling anyone, he took off and went. Farris is now staying at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad…

Farris Hassan’s teacher thinks talking politics with Muslims is “dangerous and irresponsible.”

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Maybe it was the time the taxi dumped him at the Iraq-Kuwait border, leaving him alone in the middle