Pam Geller on Ahmed Mohamed: We Can’t Keep Worrying About Being Called Islamophobic

Pamela Geller, the very outspoken activist against radical Islam, had some thoughts today on Ahmed Mohamed, the Texas teenager who was arrested for bringing in a homemade clock a teacher thought was a bomb.

Mohamed immediately got a huge groundswell of online support and President Obama invited him to the White House.

Geller told Newsmax’s Steve Malzberg that instead of “if you see something, say something” it’s now “if you see something and you say something, then you’re a racist Islamophobic anti-Muslim bigot.”

She declared that people need to stop worrying about being branded as Islamophobic and “err on the side of caution when it comes to children.”

Geller also went after Mohamed’s dad as “someone who wants to score a victory against Islamophobia” and “finally hit the jackpot.”

Watch the video below, via Newsmax TV:

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