Shortly after Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) was put on the House Intelligence Committee earlier this month, NBC News ran a story about a lawsuit against the Ohio State University that included an allegation from referee that Jordan knew that athletes were being sexually abused by a team doctor.
The allegation brought the sexual abuse story back into the spotlight just as Jordan gained a prominent role in the impeachment hearings against President Donald Trump.
NBC told the story of John Doe 42, a referee who claimed in a lawsuit against OSU that Dr. Richard Strauss masturbated in front of him in the team showers and that he told Jordan, who was at the time an assistant to former wrestling coach Russ Hellickson. John Doe 42 claimed he told Jordan and Hellickson about the incident, to which either one of the coaches or both apparently in unison replied: “Yeah, that’s Strauss.”
John Doe 42 also told NBC that “It was common knowledge what Strauss was doing, so the attitude was it is what it is.” He also said he wished Jordan and Hellickson “would stand up and do the right thing and admit they knew what Strauss was doing, because everybody knew what he was doing to the wrestlers.”
But an <a href="https://dailycaller.com/2019/11/17/jim-jordan-referee-ohio-state/">investigation</a> by the Daily Caller’s Chuck Ross found that the referee, alleged to be Frederick Feeney based on biographical details included in the lawsuit, had told a different story regarding Jordan’s knowledge of Strauss’ behavior last year and in the OSU investigation into the matter that ended earlier this year.
On his Twitter account last year when Jordan was first implicated in the OSU scandal (Jordan became the face of the scandal due to his political leanings), Feeney wrote: “Did Jordan refuse to do anything?? Hell if I know.” The next day, he wrote, “Let’s hope this is true” in response to a story citing Jordan’s denial of the allegations against him.
“In other contemporaneous posts, which Feeney has since blocked from public view, he insisted that he had ‘NEVER’ accused Jordan of lying when he denied knowing of allegations against Strauss, who committed suicide in 2005,” Ross wrote. “He made multiple other posts saying that he did not know for certain whether Jordan and Hellickson were ever informed of Strauss’s abusive behavior.”
Feeney also said he had been interviewed as part of the investigation into Strauss’ behavior. The report includes one interview with a referee, who said something similar to what Feeney alleges in the lawsuit, except for the part where he told Jordan and Hellickson about what happened.
Feeney was also a fan of Jordan’s for years until President Donald Trump was elected and Jordan became one of the president’s top defenders on Capitol Hill. Even then, his allegations against Jordan didn’t come up until the class-action lawsuit was filed.
Jordan has <a href="https://www.limaohio.com/news/383183/jim-jordan-referees-claim-ridiculous">denied</a> the referee’s allegations, saying this was just “another person making a false statement” about his knowledge of Strauss’ behavior. The investigation into Strauss did not find enough evidence to suggest Jordan knew what Strauss had been doing.

Jim Jordan

Referee Behind Latest Jim Jordan Allegation Appears To Have Told A Different Story Last Year

Ohio State University

Sexual Abuse

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) was appointed to the House Intelligence committee this week, and coincidentally, the media made him the focal point of a story about sexual abuse at The Ohio State University.
The main point of the story is that Dr. Richard Strauss, now deceased, allegedly sexually abused dozens, if not hundreds, of athletes while he worked for OSU. On Thursday, more than 300 people filed 13 lawsuits against the university regarding Strauss’ abuse.
But the main story <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/referee-says-he-told-rep-jim-jordan-ohio-state-doctor-n1078476">from NBC</a> and other media outlets was that a professional referee said in the lawsuits that he directly told Jordan about Strauss’ behavior but that Jordan merely responded, “Yeah, that’s Strauss.” The referee alleged he told Jordan that Strauss masturbated in front of him in a shower after a wrestling match.
In May, OSU completed its year-long investigation into Strauss’ behavior and found that he abused at least 177 male students over the course of two decades. The investigation was led by law firm Perkins Coie (the same firm hired by Hillary Clinton’s campaign to pay Fusion GPS to dig up Russian dirt on Donald Trump in 2016), which could “not identify any other contemporaneous documentary evidence indicating that members of the O.S.U. coaching staff, including head coaches or assistant coaches, received or were aware of the complaints regarding Strauss sexual misconduct.”
It is unlikely the referee making the allegations in the lawsuit was not interviewed by OSU during its investigation.
After the report was released, Jordan <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/jim-jordan-says-he-has-been-vindicated-ohio-state-ashe-schow">claimed he was vindicated</a>.
“I think the report speaks for itself,” Jordan told reporters at the time. “It confirmed everything I have said all along.”
The 232-page investigative report did find, however, that it “received allegations from numerous student-athletes indicating that they talked about Strauss’s inappropriate genital exams and complained about Strauss’s locker-room voyeurism directly to — or in front of — O.S.U. coaching staff.”
Twenty-two coaches interviewed by the investigators said they were “aware of rumors and/or complaints about Strauss,” while others said they were unaware.
Former OSU wrestler Dunyasha Yetts claimed he told Jordan directly about Strauss’ behavior. As The Daily Wire <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/jim-jordan-accused-covering-sexual-abuse-did-he-ashe-schow">previously reported</a>, Yetts had made similar sexual abuse allegations before. Another accuser, Michael DiSabato, had previous legal disputes with OSU before making allegations against Strauss. Strauss committed suicide in 2005.
After eight former wrestlers (many of whom were anonymous), 15 former wrestlers <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32915/15-former-wrestlers-defend-jim-jordan-ashe-schow">released statements</a> defending Jordan, saying he was a great person or suggesting they had never seen or heard of Strauss’ abuse. Some said they were aware of the abuse, but Jordan was not.
The same thing happened to Jordan when he was rumored to be a candidate for House Speaker after Paul Ryan retired. As soon as Jordan’s name was floated for the position, the media began covering the sexual abuse allegations at OSU by focusing on Jordan’s role as an assistant coach.
Now that Jordan has been moved to the Intelligence committee, the media is focusing on allegations against him instead of the real story: That there was another college staff member involved with athletes who abused them. Unlike Larry Nassar or Jerry Sandusky, no Republican congressman could be tied to the allegations, so the story focused on their disgusting abuse.

Jim Jordan Moves To Intelligence Committee, Media Rehash Old, Dismissed Dirt

A year-long investigation conducted by a law firm hired by The Ohio State University (OSU) has found that former team doctor Richard Strauss abused at least 177 male students, but couldn&#8217;t conclusively prove coaches knew about the abuse and did nothing.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) was an assistant wrestling coach at OSU between 1987 and 1995. For the past year, he has maintained that he did not know what Strauss was doing to athletes. On Friday, Jordan told reporters the report had vindicated him, <a href="https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jim-jordan-says-ohio-state-report-shows-he-didnt-know-about-sexual-abuse">according</a> to the Washington Examiner.
&#8220;I think the report speaks for itself,&#8221; Jordan said. &#8220;It confirmed everything I have said all along.&#8221;
&#8220;You guys know me,&#8221; he added. &#8220;If I thought one of our athletes was being harmed &#8230; I&#8217;d have done something. But, yeah, we&#8217;re glad that the report&#8217;s done and that people who need counseling and want counseling, the university&#8217;s going to pay for that.&#8221;
Last year, as it was reported Jordan might run for House Speaker after Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) retired, a number of former OSU wrestlers emerged to accuse the congressman of doing nothing to help them. The Daily Wire <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32800/jim-jordan-accused-covering-sexual-abuse-did-he-ashe-schow">previously reported</a> that eight former wrestlers &#8212; many of whom remained anonymous &#8212; accused their former assistant coach of knowing about Strauss&#8217; alleged abuse.
In response, 15 former wrestlers provided statements <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32915/15-former-wrestlers-defend-jim-jordan-ashe-schow">defending Jordan</a>. Some simply defended Jordan&#8217;s character, others said they themselves had never seen or heard of Strauss&#8217; alleged abuse (though they did call him &#8220;weird&#8221; and &#8220;a little odd&#8221;). Others said they had witnessed or heard about Strauss&#8217; abuse, but that Jordan didn&#8217;t know about it.
OSU had already been investigating Strauss &#8212; who committed suicide in 2005 &#8212; when the accusations against Jordan surfaced. The university hired law firm Perkins Coie (the same one hired by Hillary Clinton&#8217;s campaign that paid Fusion GPS for uncorroborated opposition research into the Trump campaign) to investigate the former doctor.
After interviewing more than 500 people, the <a href="https://presspage-production-content.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2170/finalredactedstraussinvestigationreport-471531.pdf?10000">232-page report</a> could &#8220;not identify any other contemporaneous documentary evidence indicating that members of the O.S.U. coaching staff, including head coaches or assistant coaches, received or were aware of the complaints regarding Strauss sexual misconduct.&#8221; There was one fencing coach who appears to have been aware, the report mentioned.
The report continued: &#8220;However, the Investigation Team received allegations from numerous student-athletes indicating that they talked about Strauss&#8217;s inappropriate genital exams and complained about Strauss&#8217;s locker-room voyeurism directly to &#8212; or in front of &#8212; O.S.U. coaching staff.&#8221;
Twenty-two coaches who were interviewed by investigators said they were &#8220;aware of rumors and/or complaints about Strauss.&#8221; Other coaches denied knowing.
Dunyasha Yetts, one of the two most vocal accusers of Jordan, claimed to have personally complained to Jordan. He <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/17/us/politics/jim-jordan-sexual-abuse-ohio-state.html">told The New York Times</a> that on three occasions he expressed concern to Jordan about Strauss. He said that Jordan even confronted the doctor on one occasion, and would tell Strauss to get out of the showers when the wrestlers needed to use them. Two other wrestlers confirmed Yetts&#8217; story, but Jordan has previously said that &#8220;no one ever reported any abuse to me.&#8221;

Jim Jordan Says He Has Been Vindicated By Ohio State Report On Team Doctor’s Sexual Abuse

Former Ohio State defensive star Nick Bosa has made clear in the past that he isn&#8217;t afraid to make his political opinions known, but that doesn&#8217;t mean he&#8217;s going to hurt his draft stock doing so. In an <a href="http://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2019/story/_/id/26470980/nick-bosa-nfl-draft-best-prospect-itching-return-field">interview</a> with ESPN&#8217;s Kevin Van Valkenburg published Tuesday, Bosa succintly addressed why he recently chose to stop posting political comments, including his support for President Trump and criticism of some on the social justice left, particularly Colin Kaepernick.
When describing some of the differences between Nick and his older brother, Los Angeles Chargers star defensive end Joey Bosa, Van Valkenburg notes that Nick is &#8220;more politically minded&#8221; than his older brother, but his public comments, particularly about political topics, have become more &#8220;bland&#8221; recently.
&#8220;Last year he seemed to delight in posting political takes, including his support for President Trump, on Twitter and needling dissenters,&#8221; writes Van Valkenburg, adding: &#8220;He also caused a minor social media stir by criticizing Beyonce, Black Panther and Colin Kaepernick, all eventually deleted.&#8221;
&#8220;As the combine drew near, though, his online behavior grew increasingly bland,&#8221; Van Valkenburg states.
When the reporter asked Bosa why, he responded, &#8220;I had to. There is a chance I might end up in San Francisco.&#8221;
In its coverage of the interivew, <a href="https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/04/10/nick-bosa-twitter-donald-trump-colin-kaepernick-nfl-draft-san-francisco-49ers">Sports Illustrated</a> notes that Bosa &#8220;called Colin Kaepernick a &#8216;clown&#8217; in 2016, and quote tweeted a picture of Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan with the caption, &#8216;Goats.'&#8221; Screenshot of the since-deleted Kaepernick &#8220;clown&#8221; post below:
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Many analysts, including SI&#8217;s, believe the chances that Bosa will end up with the San Francisco 49ers are quite high. Due to yet another poor season, the 49ers have the second pick in the draft (his brother went third). After going just 2-14 in 2016, Kaepernick&#8217;s last season with the team, the team went 6-10 in 2017 and 4-12 in 2018.
In his discussion of Bosa&#8217;s high draft prospects, Van Valkenburg highlights some of his impressive credentials, including &#8220;earning first-team All-Big Ten honors as a sophomore,&#8221; before going down with an injury in just the third game of last season. What happened next became something of a melodrama at Ohio State. Bosa had to undergo surgery and then, after weeks of speculation, finally decided to withdraw from the university, prompting much criticism, including from former NFL QB Tim Tebow.
Bosa has a reason to be concerned that his past criticism of Kaepernick could be an issue in San Francisco, the birthplace of the national anthem protests. During the 2016 season, Kaepernick went from San Francisco&#8217;s second-string quarterback to the face of the social justice left when he refused to stand for &#8220;The Star-Spangled Banner&#8221; in the preseason. Eventually, rather than sitting on the bench, Kaepernick chose to kneel during the performance of the anthem. Asked during preseason to explain why he refused to honor the flag, Kaepernick said, &#8220;I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color,&#8221; explaining: &#8220;To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way. There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder.&#8221;
Other 49ers eventually joined Kaepernick in the protest, including safety Eric Reid. Both Reid and Kaepernick sued the NFL for alleged &#8220;collusion&#8221; due to their divisive protests but eventually chose to settle.
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/44951/how-much-money-did-kaepernick-get-nfl-settlement-james-barrett">How Much Money Did Kaepernick Get From NFL Settlement? Report: Far Less Than You&#8217;d Think.</a>
H/T <a href="https://nypost.com/2019/04/10/nick-bosa-is-hiding-donald-trump-support-ahead-of-nfl-draft/">New York Post</a>

Football Star Hides His Kaepernick Criticism, Trump Support Ahead Of NFL Draft

Colin Kaepernick

Donald Trump

Trump Administration

Ohio State University was packed with unhinged protesters on Tuesday night in an attempt to shut down a Young Americans Foundation-sponsored speech from bestselling author and Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro.
In a video from street reporter Austen Fletcher, AKA Fleccas, protesters on campus attempting to &#8220;shut down&#8221; the speech are confronted about their opposition to Shapiro. While they were quick to slander Shapiro, an Orthodox Jew, as a racist, transphobic Nazi, not one could give any evidence to support the vicious accusations.
One protester told Fleccas that Shapiro incited the fatal synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, while others called the conservative a &#8220;transphobe&#8221; and a &#8220;racist.&#8221; Shapiro opponents eloquently chanted &#8220;Nazi scum, off our streets&#8221; and &#8220;f*** Shapiro&#8221; and held signs advocating for &#8220;free abortion on demand&#8221; and open borders. They also <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/38323/protesters-ohio-state-shapiro-event-reagans-dead-daily-wire">celebrated</a> the deaths of late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and former Republican President Ronald Reagan and advocated for violence. At one point, a protester actually put his hands on Fleccas, who somehow managed to keep his cool.
Moreover, when the protesters were asked by Shapiro supporters to engage in a discussion about their ideas, not a single one took them up on their offer.
Here are some of the most notable exchanges:
&#8220;He shouldn&#8217;t be allowed to have free speech if he&#8217;s gonna preach the kind of things he preaches,&#8221; said one female protester. When asked what specifically Shapiro has said that she objects to, she replied, &#8220;I don&#8217;t know what he said specifically.&#8221;
&#8220;I&#8217;m against Ben Shapiro because, uh, it would take a while to describe what&#8217;s wrong with him,&#8221; screamed another female protester. (Translation: I know nothing about Ben Shapiro other than the false platitudes spouted by my Marxist professor.)
&#8220;[Shapiro] doesn&#8217;t believe that people should be allowed to live,&#8221; said an older gentlemen, adding, &#8220;It&#8217;s people like him and Trump who are inspiring people to commit murder in this country against people directly impacting my family, such as the Jewish people murdered in Pittsburgh.&#8221; (Reminder: Shapiro is an Orthodox Jew.)
An older male protester was asked by Shapiro supporters to engage in dialogue about their political differences. In reply, he screamed, &#8220;Do I look like Santa Claus? &#8230; Then I don&#8217;t give a f*** what you want.&#8221; This same protester later screamed, &#8220;If I want your f***ing opinion, I&#8217;ll goddamn waterboard you!&#8221;
A different older male protester told a young Trump/Shapiro supporter that his &#8220;parents are brother and sister&#8221; and rebuffed an invitation to exchange ideas.
&#8220;Are you pro-police?&#8221; a younger male protester asked Fleccas. When he answered, &#8220;Yes,&#8221; the protester called Fleccas a fascist and pushed his arm in a seeming attempt to steal the reporter&#8217;s microphone.
On a more promising note, some Shapiro supporters present at the protest advocated for civil discourse and gave impassioned personal commentary on the importance of freedom.
&#8220;My dad is actually an immigrant from the Soviet Union,&#8221; said one Shapiro supporter. &#8220;In this country, when you see all these people that are out here protesting for this communist idea again, it scares the crap out of my dad, because my dad left that. He came to this country because he stood for liberty, and he stood for freedom, and he came here for a new start. And now we have people like this, who are trying to bring what my dad escaped. Now we have a new fight,&#8221; he warned.
WATCH:
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Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/38323/protesters-ohio-state-shapiro-event-reagans-dead-daily-wire">Protesters At Ohio State Shapiro Event: &#8216;Reagan&#8217;s Dead&#8217; &#8216;John McCain&#8217;s Dead&#8217;</a>

WATCH: Fleccas Confronts Shapiro Protesters At OSU. They’re Just As Unhinged And Clueless As You’d Expect.

Ben Shapiro

Protest

On Tuesday night at Ohio State University, while Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro was giving a speech that was part of his YAF-sponsored campus lecture tour, leftist protesters broke out in soulless chants, including, &#8220;Reagan&#8217;s dead&#8221; and &#8220;John McCain&#8217;s dead.&#8221;
As Emily Kashinsky, a member of Young America&#8217;s Foundation, reported, YAF gave a copy of the video of the protesters to <a href="http://thefederalist.com/2018/11/13/video-ohio-state-protesters-chant-john-mccains-dead-outside-ben-shapiro-lecture/">The Federalist</a>, showing protesters also chanting &#8220;Bush Senior&#8217;s dead&#8221; before they realized George H. W. Bush is still alive.
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New video from <a href="https://twitter.com/yaf?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@YAF</a> show <a href="https://twitter.com/benshapiro?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@benshapiro</a> protesters at OSU chanting &#8220;John McCain&#8217;s dead.&#8221; Story in <a href="https://twitter.com/FDRLST?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@FDRLST</a> <a href="https://t.co/SMEjbeyDr9">https://t.co/SMEjbeyDr9</a> <a href="https://t.co/HzDK30RhF3">pic.twitter.com/HzDK30RhF3</a>
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Another pleasant chant from the protesters: &#8220;F*** Ben Shapiro.&#8221;
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*Warning: Graphic Language*<a href="https://twitter.com/benshapiro?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@BenShapiro</a> is welcomed to Ohio State with thoughtful, nuanced arguments by a small group of totally sane ppl. <a href="https://t.co/TbWRTTFFdy">pic.twitter.com/TbWRTTFFdy</a>
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When Shapiro found out what the protesters were chanting, he told the crowd, &#8220;Apparently there are protesters outside shouting &#8216;f*** Ben Shapiro.&#8217; To which I say, &#8216;No thanks, but I&#8217;m married.&#8217;&#8221;
Earlier on Tuesday, according to YAF, Ohio State&#8217;s Morrill Scholars Program&#8217;s student advisory council sent out a message to students, saying:
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Shapiro&#8217;s rhetoric has the potential to threaten the emotional and mental safety of much of the campus community. If you do not feel comfortable around a climate that will be created by Ben Shapiro&#8217;s presence, we encourage you to seek a safe environment for yourself. Knowing the hostile environment that can result from these kinds of events, we encourage you to seek an inclusive environment and reach out to talk with someone. If you do not have a safe space or prefer not to be alone, please feel free to join other Morrill Scholars and our staff on the MSP learning community on the third floor of Blackburn House tonight from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thank you and stay safe.
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Protesters At Ohio State Shapiro Event: ‘Reagan’s Dead’ ‘John McCain’s Dead’

John McCain

Ronald Reagan

A Former Ohio State University running back was cleared on two counts of rape late last week.
Bri&#8217;onte Dunn was accused of rape by a woman he had briefly dated in the summer of 2017, according to reporting on the trial from CBS affiliate WBNS-10TV. The woman, who still can&#8217;t be named, claimed that after they broke up, he called her for a ride home at 4 a.m. on August 20, 2017. On the witness stand, <a href="https://www.10tv.com/article/woman-accusing-former-ohio-state-running-back-brionte-dunn-rape-testifies">she testified</a>: &#8220;I said where do you want me to take you? He said back to your apartment. I said no, you&#8217;re not coming back to my apartment. We&#8217;re not seeing each other anymore. I don&#8217;t feel comfortable with you staying there.&#8221;
She said she told him she would order him an Uber from her apartment, but once there, he got into bed with her. She said the first time he initiated sexual contact, she said &#8220;no,&#8221; and he stopped. She said he tried a second time and didn&#8217;t stop when she told him to stop. She claimed she screamed and he finally stopped.
&#8220;He noticed I was crying he was like, &#8216;what&#8217;s wrong?&#8217; I was like, &#8216;I told you I didn&#8217;t want to have sex.&#8217; I think he said I&#8217;m sorry, and got off of me and rolled over,&#8221; she said.
She said she used the bathroom and returned to the bed with Dunn. When he woke up, she said she hoped &#8220;he would come talk to me about what happened,&#8221; but &#8220;he just left.&#8221; She reported the incident to police and was examined for sexual assault.
She then admitted to contacting Dunn <a href="https://www.10tv.com/former-ohio-state-running-back-brionte-dunn-found-not-guilty-rape-trial">27 times after he allegedly raped her</a>. She claimed she did this to get him to apologize.
&#8220;If I believed he was really sorry about it, I wouldn&#8217;t have reported it,&#8221; even though she went to police the day after.
She also admitted she told Dunn she would tell police she lied about the whole thing, but said on the witness stand she didn&#8217;t lie. The jury heard two recorded phone calls where she asked to meet with Dunn after their encounter, and said she would tell everyone that she lied. Dunn told her to leave him alone.
The jury was not allowed to hear that this woman had previously falsely accused a former boyfriend in 2016. She admitted that she had lied about this encounter, but a judge did not allow this testimony to be included at trial.
In his opening statements, Dunn&#8217;s attorney, Joe Landusky said the woman made the accusation because she was scorned.
&#8220;She fell in love. She said &#8216;you are now my boyfriend, I love you, I want to have your baby. I want to be the wife of an NFL football player,&#8217;&#8221; Landusky said. &#8220;Because my client didn&#8217;t say goodbye in an appropriate way, he has now become a rapist.&#8221;
As the trial wrapped up, prosecutors offered to drop the rape charges against Dunn in exchange for a guilty plea to misdemeanor assault.
&#8220;My client has categorically rejected that offer,&#8221; Landusky said. &#8220;My client has told me, and I even asked him, if they offer a minor misdemeanor disorderly conduct and suspended all fines and costs, would you take a deal? He says no. and his reason for that is because he is an innocent man. He&#8217;s not just presumed innocent, but actually innocent.&#8221;
The jury took less than three hours to find Dunn not guilty on two counts of rape.

She Said He Raped Her. A Jury Disagreed.

Rape

Sexual Assault

One of the former Ohio State University wrestlers who accused Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) of ignoring sexual abuse while he served as an assistant wrestling coach at the school decades ago has recanted.
Mark Coleman, a former OSU wrestler and UFC world champion, had claimed Jordan was aware of rampant sexual abuse from then-team doctor Richard Strauss and failed to act. &#8220;There&#8217;s no way unless he&#8217;s got dementia or something that he&#8217;s got no recollection of what was going on at Ohio State,&#8221; Coleman <a href="http://www.dispatch.com/news/20180809/former-ohio-state-wrestler-clarifies-he-doesnt-know-if-rep-jordan-knew-of-abuse">said</a> in July, according to a Wall Street Journal report. &#8220;I have nothing but respect for this man, I love this man, but he knew as far as I&#8217;m concerned.&#8221;
Now, Coleman is saying such comments &#8220;were not accurate.&#8221;
&#8220;At no time did I ever say or have any direct knowledge that Jim Jordan knew of Dr. Richard Strauss&#8217; inappropriate behavior,&#8221; <a href="https://www.mmafighting.com/2018/8/10/17674830/mark-coleman-issues-statement-saying-he-was-victim-of-ohio-state-doctor-retracts-jim-jordan-comments">said</a> a statement from the former wrestler, released on Thursday. &#8220;I have nothing but respect for Jim Jordan as I have known him for more than 30 years and know him to be of impeccable character.&#8221;
&#8220;We stand by our reporting,&#8221; a spokesperson for the WSJ <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ohio-state-wrestlers-describe-abuse-dr-strauss-wrenching-video-n889926">told</a> NBC News.
A university investigation has been launched into the alleged sex abuse of student athletes, including Coleman, at the hands of Strauss from 1978 to 1998, when he was employed by OSU. Strauss killed himself in 2005.
Jordan, who announced his run for speaker of the House in late July, has vehemently denied any knowledge of such abuse. He served as assistant coach at OSU from 1987 to 1995. &#8220;Conversations in a locker room are a lot different than allegations of abuse or reported abuse,&#8221; the GOP rep told Fox News, adding, &#8220;no one ever reported any abuse to me.&#8221;
Additionally, Coleman came out to distance himself from former OSU wrestler Mike DiSabato, who has been the leading voice accusing Jordan of knowledge and inaction regarding the abuse. &#8220;I am distancing myself from Mike DiSabato, as he is not my manager and does not speak for me,&#8221; <a href="http://www.dispatch.com/news/20180809/former-ohio-state-wrestler-clarifies-he-doesnt-know-if-rep-jordan-knew-of-abuse">said</a> Coleman. &#8220;I am also disappointed with many of the public statements made by Mr. DiSabato and his personal attacks on individuals employed by the university and others.&#8221;
As <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32800/jim-jordan-accused-covering-sexual-abuse-did-he-ashe-schow">noted</a> by The Daily Wire&#8217;s Ashe Schow last month, the accusations against Jordan are seemingly suspect. &#8220;If the timing of these allegations &#8212; roping in Jordan as some kind of accomplice &#8212; sounds suspect, that&#8217;s because it is,&#8221; argued Schow. &#8220;Jordan was the assistant wrestling coach from 1987 to 1995, long before the #MeToo era and campus culture of reporting any joke or errant comment for investigation. These accusations didn&#8217;t come out then, or when he was running for the Ohio General Assembly in 1994, or when he was elected to the Ohio Senate in 2000, or when he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2006, or in any of the 12 years since. &#8230; It was only after news reports said Jordan was considering a run to replace Paul Ryan (R-WI) as speaker of the House that the accusations against him came up.&#8221;

Former OSU Wrestler Who Accused Jim Jordan Of Ignoring Abuse Recants

How can someone know about abuse if no one tells them? Apparently, some people should have extrasensory perception.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said Thursday that Rep. Jim Jordan &#8220;should have known&#8221; that an athletic doctor at Ohio State University was sexually abusing wrestlers decades ago while the Ohio congressman was an assistant wrestling coach.
&#8220;He is a person who has always said &#8212; oh my gosh, you look at his record &#8212; so-and-so should have known this, so-and-so should have known that,&#8221; Pelosi said during <a href="http://thehill.com/homenews/house/396743-pelosi-jim-jordan-should-have-known-about-osu-abuse">a press briefing</a>, as transcribed by The Hill. &#8220;Well, many people say that he did know. And by his own standard he should have known.&#8221;
A preliminary Google search didn&#8217;t turn up any hits for Pelosi&#8217;s claim that Jordan is always accusing people of the same thing she is now accusing him, but it&#8217;s very possible that such evidence exists. Google isn&#8217;t always the best.
Pelosi added that Jordan previously has held Democrats accountable for abuse under their watch.
&#8220;Jim Jordan had a duty to protect [the athletes],&#8221; Pelosi said. &#8220;They say he failed.&#8221;
Well, some say he failed. More back Jordan and say he didn&#8217;t know. Jordan has adamantly denied allegations that he knew about the abuse but did nothing, saying that if he had known, &#8220;<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32736/watch-jim-jordan-responds-accusations-he-ignored-ryan-saavedra">I would have dealt with it</a>.&#8221; Fifteen former OSU wrestlers <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32915/15-former-wrestlers-defend-jim-jordan-ashe-schow">have come forward to defend Jordan</a>, saying they never saw their former assistant coach around when discussions of abuse were taking place. Some have even said they don&#8217;t believe the doctor, Richard Strauss, abused anyone. Still others say Strauss was abusive, but also claim Jordan didn&#8217;t know.
OSU is currently investigating the claims. Strauss committed suicide in 2005.
Jordan has pointed out that Perkins Coie, the law firm handling the investigation, is the same one that helped Hillary Clinton&#8217;s campaign produce an unverified dossier accusing Trump of a number of disgusting transgressions. Jordan, along with two former wrestlers, also claimed the men making the accusations against the athletic doctor and Jordan have a &#8220;vendetta&#8221; against OSU and are &#8220;looking for a quick infusion of money.&#8221;

Pelosi Claims Jim Jordan ‘Should Have Known’ about OSU Sex Abuse

Nancy Pelosi

There are now 15 former Ohio State University wrestlers defending Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) from accusations that he knew about sexual abuse but did nothing.
The former students&#8217; statements were collected in a <a href="https://standwithjimjordan.com/2018/07/10/54/#more-54">press release</a> and posted on the website &#8220;Stand with Jim Jordan,&#8221; created by public relations firm Shirley &amp; Banister, hired by Jordan. (Disclosure: Shirley &amp; Banister were retained by my former employer, the Washington Examiner, when I first started working there in 2013). Diana Banister said she had &#8220;reached out to the congressman because he&#8217;s a friend.&#8221;
Fourteen of the defending wrestlers have used their real names, while one has remained anonymous. Rob Archer, who wrestled at OSU from 1993 and 1998 (Jordan was the assistant coach between 1987 and 1995), sent an email to the PR firm calling the allegations against Jordan &#8220;100% false,&#8221; adding that &#8220;Jim Jordan is an ethical, outstanding man.&#8221;
Cullen Waugh, who wrestled at OSU from 1994 to 1999, said he felt &#8220;trying to make this political in any way devalues even more the people who were personally affected by this.&#8221;
Other wrestlers questioned whether the alleged abuser, Richard Strauss, even committed the acts of which he is accused. Jim Picolo said Strauss &#8220;was a little odd&#8221; but said he &#8220;never saw Dr. Strauss do anything inappropriate.&#8221; Andy Stickley said he &#8220;never once heard a teammate say that they had been violated by Dr. Strauss.&#8221; Jude Skove said Strauss was &#8220;weird&#8221; but &#8220;never overstepped boundaries in my experience.&#8221; His brother, Andrew Skove, said he was &#8220;not aware of any incidents that could have potentially been covered-up.&#8221;
Still others defended Jordan, but agreed that Strauss had committed transgressions. Michael Alf <a href="https://sbpublicaffairs.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?sourcedoc=%7B7C477743-140F-4377-B8A8-FD6DC74D797D%7D&amp;file=7-10-18Wrestlers%20statement.docx&amp;action=default&amp;mobileredirect=true">told The Washington Post</a> there were &#8220;definitely inappropriate things that in my opinion were pretty disgusting going on all around us.&#8221; Matt Mondalek said, &#8220;Dr. Strauss conducted his transgressions behind closed doors and regretfully, I never told anyone except for my father.&#8221;
Two wrestlers even suggested that Strauss&#8217; accusers, many of whom are the ones accusing Jordan of covering up the abuse, are looking for a payday. &#8220;We know how the accusers have pissed away millions of dollars and are looking for a quick infusion of money!&#8221; said Ferdinand J. Miller, who wrestled at OSU between 1987 and 1992, the core of Jordan&#8217;s career as assistant coach. George Pardos <a href="http://thehill.com/homenews/house/395461-ohio-state-sex-scandal-complicates-jordans-possible-speaker-bid">told The Hill</a>: &#8220;After Larry Nassar, everyone is seeing dollar signs.&#8221;
The wrestlers have <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/09/us/ohio-state-university-former-wrestler/index.html">joined six former coaches</a> to defend Jordan. Former OSU head coach Russ Hellickson said he was &#8220;<a href="https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/09/us/ohio-state-university-former-wrestler/index.html">pissed off at what they are doing to Jim Jordan</a>.&#8221;
A total (by my count) of eight former student athletes have now come forward &#8212; some anonymously &#8212; to claim Jordan knew about the abuse, either directly or indirectly. The latest accusation comes from <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/10/us/ohio-state-university-wrestling-jim-jordan/index.html">an anonymous former student</a> who told CNN that he told Jordan that Strauss &#8220;held [his] balls longer than normal&#8221; and Jordan &#8220;just snickered.&#8221;
Even if Jordan didn&#8217;t know about the abuse, the damage to his reputation has been done. The questions will always be there in the minds of his opponents, even if OSU determines Jordan had no knowledge of the abuse.

15 Former Wrestlers Defend Jim Jordan from Accusations He Covered Up Sexual Abuse

On Monday, former Ohio State University wrestling coach Russ Hellickson offered a fierce defense of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) over recent allegations that the congressmen knew about and ignored decades-old sexual abuse of student-athletes at the hands of the team doctor while he served as assistant coach. Jordan has denied knowledge of any such abuse.
During a fiery phone <a href="http://thehill.com/homenews/house/396165-allies-seek-to-defend-jim-jordan-from-ohio-state-allegations?amp&amp;__twitter_impression=true">interview</a> with The Hill, Hellickson said that Jordan did not see nor was ever informed of such abuse by Dr. Richard Strauss, adding that the &#8220;narrative&#8221; surrounding the Republican is driven by &#8220;hysteria and politics.&#8221;
&#8220;I am frankly pissed off at what they are doing to Jim Jordan,&#8221; he stated. &#8220;This is hysteria and politics running the narrative. &#8230; [Jordan] gave his heart and soul to the personal development of these athletes.&#8221;
Highlighting the partisan-driven narrative, Hellickson asked, &#8220;If they are attacking him, why aren&#8217;t they attacking the 30 or 40 other coaches at OSU?&#8221;
&#8220;A whole lot of people were in the dark here. Nobody recognized this,&#8221; added the former head coach. &#8220;Jim Jordan didn&#8217;t know anything. I didn&#8217;t know anything, and I don&#8217;t think any of the other coaches knew anything.&#8221;
Additionally, a half dozen former OSU coaches &#8212; Dave Ruckman, Rex Holman, Ken Chertow, Myron Kharchilava, Kenny Ramsey Jr., and Hellickson &#8212; issued a joint statement on Monday in defense of Jordan. &#8220;What has been said about Jim Jordan is absolutely wrong. We all worked on the wrestling coaching staff during Jim&#8217;s tenure at The Ohio State University. None of us saw or heard of abuse of OSU wrestlers,&#8221; the statement reads. &#8220;The well-being of student-athletes was all of our concern. If we had heard of any abuse, we would have spoken up.&#8221;
As <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/32800/jim-jordan-accused-covering-sexual-abuse-did-he-ashe-schow">noted</a> by Daily Wire&#8217;s Ashe Schow, the timing of the allegations is suspect. &#8220;These accusations didn&#8217;t come out then, or when he was running for the Ohio General Assembly in 1994, or when he was elected to the Ohio Senate in 2000, or when he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2006, or in any of the 12 years since,&#8221; wrote Schow. &#8220;It was only after news reports said Jordan was considering a run to replace Paul Ryan (R-WI) as speaker of the House that the accusations against him came up.&#8221;
Moreover, accusers Michael DiSabato and Dunyasha Yetts&#8217; pasts with the law raise questions. &#8220;DiSabato has had previous legal disputes with OSU and others, and Yetts has made similar sexual abuse accusations in the past and spent time in prison for fraud,&#8221; notes Schow.

‘Pissed Off’ Former OSU Wrestling Coach Gives Fierce Defense Of Jim Jordan

Sports

Ohio State University is currently offering a course about masculinity that offers a perfect opportunity to show how ridiculous it is; if a few key words were altered in the class&#8217; description it would result in hysteria from the very people who are currently cheering the taxpayer-and-exorbitant tuition-funded class.
The class, &#8220;<a href="https://jonathanbranfmandotcom.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/masculinity-race-nation_3320-syllabus.pdf">Be a Man! Masculinities, Race and Nation</a>,&#8221; presents &#8220;white heterosexual masculinity&#8221; as something detrimental both personally and societally and declares that the ideas behind white straight men&#8217;s masculinity &#8220;simultaneously harm yet privilege&#8221; men. The course seeks in part to explore &#8220;how ideas about masculinity define racial boundaries, and justify excluding groups from citizenship or denying their rights as citizens,&#8221; as well as &#8220;explain how beliefs about masculinity serve to justify certain kinds of violence by men against others, and violence against particular groups of men.&#8221;
As a thought experiment, below are excerpts from the course description and some of the assigned readings from the class followed by Bizarro World revised versions in which we replace some key words to see how well our new &#8220;femininity&#8221; class would fly with the social justice left.
Let&#8217;s start with some of the course&#8217;s assigned readings (list provided by Ohio State&#8217;s <a href="https://www.thecollegefix.com/post/40991/">Amanda Tidwell</a>):
<ul>
<li>&#8220;Masculinity as Homophobia&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Advertising and the Construction of Violent White Masculinity&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Looking for My Penis&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Teaching Men&#8217;s Anal Pleasure&#8221;</li>
</ul>
No, seriously, those are in the course. So here&#8217;s a revised version with gender, race, and sexuality flipped around:
<ul>
<li>&#8220;Femininity as Heterophobia&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Advertising and the Construction of Violent Black Femininity&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Looking for My Vagina&#8221;</li>
<li>&#8220;Teaching Women&#8217;s Vaginal Pleasure&#8221;</li>
</ul>
Uncomfortable yet?
Before presenting the course description, the instructor informs students that the class &#8220;meets on land taken by force from Native Americans. The original inhabitants of this land include the Shawnee, Miami, Wyandotte, Delaware, Mingo, Seneca, Erie, and Ottawa tribes.&#8221; Having checked off the course&#8217;s Native American wokeness and dropped the Left&#8217;s favorite term, &#8220;violence,&#8221; we get to the course description proper.
In the opening paragraph, we&#8217;re told that the course introduces students to the field of &#8220;feminist masculinity studies&#8221; and draws heavily from &#8220;foundational feminist and queer analytical tools.&#8221; Here&#8217;s the original followed by the Bizarro version:
<blockquote>
The class introduces students to foundational feminist and queer analytical tools about masculinities, and especially the field known as men&#8217;s studies or feminist masculinity studies.
REVISED:
The class introduces students to foundational pro-male and heterosexual analytical tools about femininities, and especially the field known as women&#8217;s studies or pro-male femininity studies.
</blockquote>
How well would feminists respond to an entire field titled &#8220;pro-male femininity studies&#8221;? Talk about mansplaining. Would queer theorists get on board with &#8220;heterosexual studies&#8221;?
In the second paragraph, we are informed that traditional masculinities &#8220;naturalize violence.&#8221; &#8220;How do these beliefs naturalize certain kinds of violence?&#8221; the instructor asks. Could he write something as damning about femininity and get away with it? Not a chance.
Then we come to the third paragraph, which is packed with left-wing assumptions that if reversed would cause the social justice crowd&#8217;s heads to explode. Here&#8217;s the original, followed by the revision:
<blockquote>
The first section introduces students to the most central questions of feminist masculinity studies: How can masculine ideologies simultaneously harm men yet privilege them? And how do these harms and privileges differently affect men of different races, sexualities, and classes? To help address such questions, this section also introduces the most central theoretical framework of feminist masculinity studies: the notion of hegemonic masculinity. The second section complicates taken-for-granted ideas of gender by examining female masculinities and male femininities. Finally, the third section looks at how ideas of masculinity, race, and nation not only interact, but co-create each other. That is, how ideas about masculinity define racial boundaries, and justify excluding groups from citizenship or denying their rights as citizens.
REVISED:
The first section introduces students to the most central questions of pro-male femininity studies: How can feminine ideologies simultaneously harm women yet privilege them? And how do these harms and privileges differently affect women of different races, sexualities, and classes? To help address such questions, this section also introduces the most central theoretical framework of pro-male femininity studies: the notion of hegemonic femininity. The second section complicates taken-for-granted ideas of gender by examining female masculinities and male femininities. Finally, the third section looks at how ideas of femininity, race, and nation not only interact, but co-create each other. That is, how ideas about femininity define racial boundaries, and justify excluding groups from citizenship or denying their rights as citizens.
</blockquote>
Among the learning outcomes for the class, the instructor doubles down on all his &#8220;violent,&#8221; &#8220;exclusionary&#8221; stereotypes of masculinity, telling students they will learn how to &#8220;explain how beliefs about masculinity serve to justify certain kinds of violence by men against others, and violence against particular groups of men.&#8221;
In a <a href="https://www.thecollegefix.com/post/40991/">piece</a> for the College Fix, Tidwell provides some background on the instructor:
<blockquote>
The course was created and is taught by Jonathan Branfman. Branfman is a doctoral candidate in Ohio State&#8217;s Department of Women&#8217;s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and a recent recipient of a 2017-18 Presidential Fellowship, the most prestigious award given to students by the OSU Graduate School, <a href="https://wgss.osu.edu/news/jonathan-branfman-presidential-fellowship">according</a> the the department&#8217;s website.
Branfman is also author of the new children&#8217;s book &#8220;You Be You!&#8221; intended for 7- to 12-year-olds that gives parents a &#8220;simple and accessible way&#8221; to introduce children to gender and sexual identity &#8220;in hopes of decreasing stigmas associated with the LGBTQ community,&#8221; the Lantern campus newspaper <a href="https://www.thelantern.com/2018/01/looking-past-the-cover-new-childrens-book-aims-to-erase-stigma-of-lgbtq-education/">reports</a>.
</blockquote>
FYI: Tuition for Ohio State University is over $10,000 for in-state students and over $28,000 for out-of-state students.

Watch What Happens When You Change A Few Key Words In This Over-The-Top ‘Feminist Masculinity’ Class

Education

Gender

Race

Sexuality

On Wednesday, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley released a <a href="http://www.grassley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/judiciary/upload/2016-12-14%20CEG%20to%20DHS%20%28Ohio%20State%20Attacker%29.pdf">letter</a> that he wrote to Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, pointing out that Ohio State University attacker Abdul Razak Ali Artan was granted asylum in the United States even though the government knew he was a possible recruitment target of Islamic terrorists.
Grassley <a href="http://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/refugee-vetting-ohio-state-attacker-missed-signs-possible-link-terrorism">pointed out</a> that tips had been found that the refugee background checks for Artan and his family may have been incomplete. The Judiciary Committee obtained documents showing that after Artan, his mother, and six sibling arrived in the United States from Somalia in 2013, Artan&#8217;s mother stated during the vetting process that she was seeking refugee status, in part, because she feared the terrorist group &#8220;Al-Shabbah&#8221; would kidnap and recruit her children. 
Grassley posited:
<blockquote>
This information should have caused the asylum officer to conduct additional questioning of the older children to better understand ties to a group that the United States designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2008. Further questioning could have eliminated the possibility that the asylees had dubious ties to the terrorist group and could have allowed for more robust vetting and data collection. However, although common practice in these cases, no additional questioning was conducted.
</blockquote>
He added:
<blockquote>
Moreover, it appears several of the forms obtained by my office still bear the Department&#8217;s previous name, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which was replaced in 2002 by the Homeland Security Act. I am interested in understanding whether the substance of the form completed in 2013 is outdated, or if the form simply bears the incorrect name. It is imperative that these important forms are up to date to ensure proper records are obtained, and information documented.
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
&#8220;This information should have caused the asylum officer to conduct additional questioning of the older children to better understand ties to a group that the United States designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2008.&#8221;
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley
</blockquote>
As Grassley&#8217;s website points out, &#8220;Federal investigators reportedly believe Artan was inspired by ISIS and the radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.&#8221;
Grassley had written to Johnson asking for information on Artan on December 3.

Government Granted Ohio State Terrorist Asylum Knowing He Was Ripe For Islamist Recruitment

Abdul Razak Ali Artan

Department of Homeland Security

As Robby Soave of Reason Magazine <a href="http://reason.com/blog/2016/12/01/ohio-state-knife-attacker-abdul-artan-wa">reports</a>, Ohio State University student Abdul Razak Ali Artan, who terrorized the campus by stabbing numerous people before he was shot dead by a campus security officer, was enrolled in a class in which he worked on a group project dealing with &#8220;microaggressions.&#8221;
That assignment, worth 15 percent of Artan&#8217;s grade, involved discovering a dozen examples of microaggressions on social media, then demonstrate which identity groups were the victims.
The syllabus for the class states that the purpose of the class was to promote &#8220;intercultural leadership&#8221; and transform students into &#8220;actively engaged, socially just global citizen/leaders.&#8221;
Soave writes:
<blockquote>
I was able to confirm that the microaggressions assignment is indeed a component of the &#8220;Crossing Identity Boundaries&#8221; class. The course&#8217;s instructor didn&#8217;t respond to a request for comment, either. According to the syllabus, the point of the microaggressions project is to make students &#8220;recognize the role of social diversity&#8221; and &#8220;demonstrate an appreciation for other points of view and cultures.&#8221;
</blockquote>
As Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt wrote in <a href="http://www.theatlantic.com/author/greg-lukianoff/">The Atlantic</a> in an article titled &#8220;The Coddling of the American Mind&#8221;:
<blockquote>
&#8230; it&#8217;s not hard to imagine why students arriving on campus today might be more desirous of protection and more hostile toward ideological opponents than in generations past. This hostility, and the self-righteousness fueled by strong partisan emotions, can be expected to add force to any moral crusade &#8230; Even joking about microaggressions can be seen as an aggression, warranting punishment &#8230; the increased focus on microaggressions coupled with the endorsement of emotional reasoning is a formula for a constant state of outrage &#8230;
</blockquote>
As Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro has <a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/1073/what-are-white-privilege-and-microaggressions-ben-shapiro">stated</a> of the way leftists think, microaggressions &#8220;aren&#8217;t &#8216;micro-offensive statements.&#8221; Or &#8220;micro-insults. They&#8217;re tiny aggressions, almost physical in nature. Such aggressions, as with all aggressions, call for punishment.&#8221; He added, &#8220;&#8217;Microaggression,&#8217; in short, is an excuse to arrest, jail, or hurt you.&#8221;

Ohio State Terrorist Had Been Studying ‘Microaggressions’ Before Murderous Rampage

Microaggressions

Wouldn&#8217;t you know it: friends of Abdul Razak Ali Artan, the Somali refugee who terrorized the Ohio State university campus in a knife-wielding ambush, say that he &#8220;loved America.&#8221;
Forget the message Artan posted on Facebook only minutes before his murderous rampage, which spoke of hatred of the United States while mentioning ISIS and &#8220;lone wolf attacks.&#8221; <a href="http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ohio-state-attack-what-we-know-about-abdul-razak-ali-n689556?cid=sm_tw">NBC News</a> took the time to interview friends of Artan&#8217;s; their protestations that the warm, loving Artan loved America should mitigate our anger at someone who violently knifed innocent young people.
Ameer Kadar, who last saw Artan two weeks ago, told NBC, &#8220;He actually loved America. He loved the fact of the opportunity he had here to go to school&#8230; He loved the fact that he was able to get a college degree.&#8221;
Oh.
Haroon Khan, who met Artan and his family when they lived in Pakistan, was astonished that Artan could act so violently, saying, &#8220;He was a very sweet and humble person. He can never do such an act, honestly.&#8221;
Of course not.
Khan added, &#8220;He was a very, very nice person.&#8221;
NBC reported, &#8220;Investigators have not yet pinpointed a motive for Monday&#8217;s ambush, which sent 11 people to the hospital, but none with life-threatening injuries. But the Facebook post is a valuable clue to Artan&#8217;s state of mind &#8230;
Ya think?
The Facebook post showed a document on a Dell computer screen with the warning: &#8220;Screenshot this before it gets deleted.&#8221; Underneath was a rambling statement that revolved around the treatment of Muslims globally, and a warning that the U.S. could stop &#8220;lone wolf attacks&#8221; by making peace with &#8220;dawla in al sham,&#8221; a former name for ISIS. The post stated that the author had reached &#8220;a boiling point&#8221; and a vow to &#8220;kill a billion infidels&#8221; to save a single Muslim. The post referred to Islamist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, calling him a &#8220;hero.&#8221; It also stated, &#8220;By Allah, we will not let you sleep unless you give peace to the Muslims. You will not celebrate or enjoy any holiday.&#8221;
Richard Clarke, former U.S. National Coordinator for Security and Counter-terrorism, told <a href="http://abcnews.go.com/US/osu-attack-suspect-identified-abdul-razak-ali-artan/story?id=43827435">ABC News</a>, &#8220;So many people, who are flipped by ISIS propaganda remotely, look like they are leading successful lives. It&#8217;s so hard to predict when the propaganda will get through to them to the point where they crack and go violent.&#8221;
<blockquote>
?He actually loved America. He loved the fact of the opportunity he had here to go to school&#8230; He loved the fact that he was able to get a college degree.&#8221;
Ameer Kadar, friend of Ohio State attacker Abdul Razak Ali Artan
</blockquote>
Just a couple of hours before he knifed students at OSU, Artan posted this: &#8220;Forgive and forget. Love.&#8221;
There is no forgiveness and no forgetting.

NBC News: OSU Terrorist’s Friends Think He ‘Loved America’

Islamic State (ISIS)

Radical Islamic Terror

Terrorism

On August 25, 2016, the Lantern, the student newspaper for Ohio State University, published an interview with a young Somali Muslim refugee, Abdul Razak Ali Artan. &#8220;I just transferred from Columbus State,&#8221; he told the Lantern. &#8220;I wanted to pray in the open, but I was scared with everything going on in the media. I&#8217;m a Muslim, it&#8217;s not what the media portrays me to be. If people look at me, a Muslim praying, I don&#8217;t know what they&#8217;re going to think, what&#8217;s going to happen. But, I don&#8217;t blame them. It&#8217;s the media that put that picture in their heads.&#8221; Artan had only immigrated permanently to the United States in 2014, after living seven years in Pakistan.
On November 28, Artan allegedly rammed his car into a group of innocents, then leaped out of the car and began hacking at them with a butcher&#8217;s knife, injuring eleven people, including one critically, before being shot by an Ohio State University police officer. In the moments immediately before that, Artan wrote on his Facebook page that he had hit a &#8220;boiling point,&#8221; referred to &#8220;lone wolf attacks,&#8221; and cited Anwar al-Awlaki, the terror cleric killed by the Obama administration in a drone strike. More specifically, he wrote, &#8220;I am sick and tired of seeing [Muslims] killed &amp; tortured EVERYWHERE. . . .I can&#8217;t take it anymore . . . America! Stop interfering with other countries . . . [if] you want us Muslims to stop carrying [out] lone wolf attacks. . . . Let me ask you this question if the Muhammed peace and blessings upon him and his Sanaba were here today wouldn&#8217;t the western media call them terrorists? To conclude by Allah, I am willing to use a billion infidels in retribution.&#8221; Just last week, ISIS called on terrorists everywhere to participate in lone-wolf attacks.
This means that one of two things is true: Either Artan was radicalized between his complaints about Islamophobia in August and November, a span of three months or so; or he was a radical when he gave that statement to the Lantern, and merely took the final steps over the last three months.
The latter story is certainly more plausible. If it&#8217;s correct, that means that Artan, like other terrorists, used the cover of Islamophobia as a form of projection &#8212; Artan actually hated the West and that hatred drove him to murder. In order to justify violence against others, people generally have to consider themselves victims.
<a href="http://www.nationalreview.com/article/442561/ohio-state-knife-attack-somali-immigrant-saw-himself-victim">To read the rest, click here</a>.

Shapiro at ‘National Review’: OSU Student Terrorist’s Islamophobia Lie

ISIS has claimed responsibility for Monday&#8217;s terrorist attack at Ohio State University, calling the attacker, 20-year-old Somali refugee Abdul Razak Ali Artan its &#8220;soldier&#8221; in an update posted on Amaq news, the terror group&#8217;s official propaganda channel.
The New York Times&#8217; resident ISIS expert Rukimini Callimachi reports:
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1. One day after the attack in Ohio, the Islamic State has claimed credit via its newswire Amaq in a post published on Telegram. Here it is: <a href="https://t.co/XqHsepim4p">pic.twitter.com/XqHsepim4p</a>
&#8212; Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) <a href="https://twitter.com/rcallimachi/status/803683887629090816">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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2. In the post, ISIS refers to the assailant who used a car to ram pedestrians, then slashed them with a knife &#8220;a Soldier of Islamic State&#8221;
&#8212; Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) <a href="https://twitter.com/rcallimachi/status/803684239690625024">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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3. The post also says the assailant &#8220;carried out the operation in response to appeals to target nationals of the international Coalition&#8221;
&#8212; Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) <a href="https://twitter.com/rcallimachi/status/803684519232487424">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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4. These have become stock phrases ISIS uses in claiming attacks. Almost like a template with blanks: Enter city, weapon, add stock phrases
&#8212; Rukmini Callimachi (@rcallimachi) <a href="https://twitter.com/rcallimachi/status/803685325956640768">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
It&#8217;s unclear if Artan was in direct contact with the terror group prior to carrying out his assault on students. In other words, Monday&#8217;s attack may have been a so-called &#8220;lone-wolf&#8221; attack where a solitary terrorist, radicalized by Islamist teachings on the internet, carries out the mandates of violent jihad. Alternatively, the terrorist may have been speaking with foreign ISIS militants through online telegram channels or mobile applications.
However, ISIS&#8217; recent call for faithful jihadists to use all tools at their disposal, including motor vehicles, to inflict maximum damage on &#8220;infidels&#8221; and &#8220;apostates&#8221; more than likely inspired Artan&#8217;s tactics.
The Muslim Ohio State student used his car to ram into campus Monday morning before taking out a butcher&#8217;s knife and stabbing students indiscriminately. He managed to injure at least eight victims before police shot and killed him.
Artan&#8217;s jihadist bonafides are further exemplified by his social media activity prior to the attack.
In an ominous Facebook post, the Somali-born terrorist assumes the mantle of victimhood and provides a list of grievances related to the treatment of Muslims abroad. At one point, he references the mistreatment of the Rohingya Muslim people, blaming Western countries for their subjugation without realizing US officials have actually urged Burma&#8217;s Buddhist-centric government, and its leader Aung San Suu Kyi, to protect the rights of religious minorities.
Demanding that the United States make peace with &#8220;Dawla al sham&#8221; (or ISIS), Artan obsesses over &#8220;apostate allies.&#8221; The theme of apostasy is big in Salafist communities. These religious hardliners see any betrayal of Islam as a capital crime.
Artan also praises Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born senior al Qaeda recruiter known for his radical teachings, calling Awlaki a &#8220;hero.&#8221; Awlaki was killed in a CIA drone-strike in Yemen in 2011. To this day, jihadist recruits find his message incredibly appealing. His videos are among the most effective propaganda materials in the jihadist playbook. Google and other tech companies have attempted to erase his videos from the web, but it&#8217;s difficult to track down material in the dark web.
Most disturbing of all, Artan concludes his Facebook post by declaring that he is &#8220;willing to use a billion infidels as retribution.&#8221; What that means is that he was willing to kill as many non-Muslims as humanly possible to achieve his aims.
Here&#8217;s Artan&#8217;s full Facebook post.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on Ohio State University, Calls Attacker ‘A Soldier of the Islamic State’

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Within minutes of Monday&#8217;s report of an &#8220;active shooter&#8221; at Ohio State University, social media was flooded with posts about gun control. It wasn&#8217;t simply the liberal twitterverse pushing the narrative, it was high-profile Democratic politicians and activists: 
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Deeply saddened by the senseless act of gun violence at Ohio State this morning. Praying for the injured and the entire Buckeye community
&#8212; Senator Tim Kaine (@timkaine) <a href="https://twitter.com/timkaine/status/803280422155104257">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Other nations protect their students. America gives dangerous people guns and asks students to defend themselves. Ohio State University <a href="https://t.co/8Lk2A6SKFi">https://t.co/8Lk2A6SKFi</a>
&#8212; Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) <a href="https://twitter.com/shannonrwatts/status/803257428175417344">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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This is where were are. Instead of common sense gun control, we get &#8220;run, hide, fight.&#8221; <a href="https://t.co/b5tpDDauWc">https://t.co/b5tpDDauWc</a>
&#8212; Julie DiCaro (@JulieDiCaro) <a href="https://twitter.com/JulieDiCaro/status/803264525936037892">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom even tweeted about gun control, <a href="https://pjmedia.com/trending/2016/11/28/five-libs-who-pushed-gun-control-narrative-on-twitter-after-ohio-state-stabbing-attack/">writing</a>: &#8220;My thoughts are w/Ohio State this AM. We cannot let an average of 1 school shooting/wk be the normal in America. Too many lives are at stake.&#8221; However, when the news broke that the incident didn&#8217;t involve a gun, he deleted the tweet, and replaced it with the following:
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With the use of a knife &amp; car the OSU attack has devastated victims&#8217; lives. My thoughts are with those in the ER recovering &amp; their families <a href="https://t.co/DvdBX9ajUZ">https://t.co/DvdBX9ajUZ</a>
&#8212; Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) <a href="https://twitter.com/GavinNewsom/status/803300918158467072">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
As a result of the hysteria, #GunControl became a trending topic on Twitter. Social media was on fire. Once it was revealed that the attacker was not a gunman, but a middle-eastern man who used his car and a knife as weapons, the fervor died down rather quickly. Aside from Newsom, Tim Kaine and the activists quoted above didn&#8217;t delete their tweets.
This behavior is intentional. This is a &#8220;first to the flag&#8221; scenario in which whomever is first to grab the attention of social media users wins. No one remembers who came in second. Despite no hard evidence having been relayed&#8211;simply a generalized and unsubstantiated report of an &#8220;active shooter&#8221; on the Ohio State campus&#8211;progressives leapt at the chance to spread gun control propaganda.
Fewer people will see the retractions, or tweets clarifying what really happened. What they&#8217;ll remember most is &#8220;another shooting on campus.&#8221; If they do discover the truth via the news or other media, the notion of gun control will still be swimming in their minds.
There&#8217;s a scene from the film Doubt in which Father Flynn, portrayed brilliantly by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, delivers a sermon on gossip.
A woman goes to confession, and she tells the priest that she&#8217;s been gossiping, so the priest tells her to go home, take a feather pillow to the roof of her apartment building, and cut it open. He instructs her to return to confession the next day.
The woman returns to the priest the next day, as instructed, and he asks her what happened when she gutted the pillow. &#8220;Feathers, father.&#8221; The wind picked up hundreds and hundreds of feathers from the pillow, scattering them for miles. The priest then told the women to go back and retrieve every one of the lost feathers. &#8220;It can&#8217;t be done. I don&#8217;t know where they went,&#8221; the woman said. &#8220;That is gossip,&#8221; Hoffman&#8217;s character shouts.
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This is what the Left did. They rushed to the roof (social media), cut open the pillow, and scattered misinformation. The act of spreading misinformation cannot be fully undone. It can be partially corrected, but having been picked up by the wind of social media, those feathers can never be retrieved.
It&#8217;s a soft-brainwashing&#8211;an excuse to talk about gun control regardless of the circumstances, and feed the narrative of the anti-gun lobby. This behavior is necessary because progressives don&#8217;t have the facts on their side. All they have is misinformation, which must be disseminated frequently and deliberately so as to saturate the airwaves, and drown out any rebuttal.
Moreover, gun control gives progressives a shield if the attacker is a jihadist. In order to avoid talking about the cancerous ideology of radical Islam, they can divert the attention of the American people toward firearms.
Unfortunately for progressives, the attacker was a Muslim without a gun&#8211;a combination with which they have difficulty.
If Abdul Razak Ali Artan had used a gun, we would have been treated to a tearful but stern press conference by President Obama regarding &#8220;senseless gun violence,&#8221; as well as breathless commentary from Democratic politicians and media pundits. Instead, President Obama has gone more than 24 hours without even mentioning the attack&#8211;either in a press event or on social media&#8211;and the pundits are gliding along without thundering commentary.

Why Liberals Rushed to ‘Gun Control’ Within Minutes of Ohio State Attack

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An internet talk-show host in Los Angeles lost any semblance of reason after the <a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/11139/ohio-state-attacker-identified-somali-refugee-james-barrett">violent rampage</a> of Somali-born Abdul Razak Ali Artan at Ohio State University in which eleven people were injured, one critically. Tariq Nasheed decried the public&#8217;s description of campus security officer Alan Horujko, who shot and killed Artan before he could harm any more students, as a hero.

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So white officer Alan Horujko who shot and killed the Black Somali stabbing suspect in Ohio is being paraded as a hero. Thats interesting
&#8212; Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) <a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed/status/803361349933928450">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Nasheed, who was described as an &#8220;ex-street hustler&#8221; by <a href="http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/newsday/doc/279444857.html?FMT=ABS&amp;FMTS=ABS:FT&amp;type=current&amp;date=Mar%2018,%202001&amp;author=&amp;pub=Newsday%20(Combined%20editions)&amp;edition=&amp;startpage=&amp;desc=The%20Answer%20Is%20in%20Our%20Brothels">Newsday</a> in 2001, <a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">calls himself</a> an &#8220;anti-racism strategist&#8221; and &#8220;Constitution advocate.&#8221; Of course, Horujko is white, so Nasheed pointed out in his tweet that Artan was black, making this cause enough for him to doubt Horujko&#8217;s heroism.
Nasheed&#8217;s tweet engendered quite a response on Twitter:

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You are a racist <a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a>
You only see colors not people &amp; should be ashamed of yourself!
&#8212; KEEM (@KEEMSTAR) <a href="https://twitter.com/KEEMSTAR/status/803463193226002432">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> always gotta talk about race. It was a good person handling a situation and protecting innocent people from a bad person!!
&#8212; Beth (@bethisloco) <a href="https://twitter.com/bethisloco/status/803476148499816449">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/JnC2487">@JnC2487</a> Didn&#8217;t know you were such a fan of terrorists, Tariq. You are out of your mind.
&#8212; aj (@acaliburrito1) <a href="https://twitter.com/acaliburrito1/status/803384169699168256">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> As an OSU mom, he is most definitely a hero to me. No matter what color he is. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/nothingtodowithracism?src=hash">#nothingtodowithracism</a>
&#8212; Renee (@reneeazee) <a href="https://twitter.com/reneeazee/status/803363179967479808">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> your bio says anti-racism yet you classify a cop by the color of his skin. Reverse racism?
&#8212; Austin Ott (@austinotterpop) <a href="https://twitter.com/austinotterpop/status/803387558826622976">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> so what do you suggest the officer&#8217;s actions should have been?
&#8212; Ann R. (@LuckeyAnnie) <a href="https://twitter.com/LuckeyAnnie/status/803417158227202048">November 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> What do you call it when law enforcement stops someone in the act of attempted mass murder.
&#8212; Razor (@hale_razor) <a href="https://twitter.com/hale_razor/status/803369893299126272">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed">@tariqnasheed</a> who the fuck cares about skin in this situation
&#8212; Kavan Singh (@kavan716) <a href="https://twitter.com/kavan716/status/803361790289711106">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Nasheed unabashedly <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/BNR-aRWj79Y/">praised</a> brutal Cuban tyrant Fidel Castro after his death last week, then tweeted this, showing how extreme his thinking is:

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People are celebrating the death of former Cuba pres. Fidel Castro by saying he was a &#8220;tyrant&#8221;,yet Black ppl HERE are being legally executed
&#8212; Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) <a href="https://twitter.com/tariqnasheed/status/802399392971898881">November 26, 2016</a></blockquote>
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It shouldn&#8217;t be surprising that Nasheed tweeted his incendiary remark about Horujko; it&#8217;s only surprising that his rhetoric and racism didn&#8217;t extend even farther.

Crazy Talk Show Host Goes Nuts After White Cop Shoots Muslim Terrorist At Ohio State

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On Monday, when 18-year-old Somali refugee Somali Abdul Razak Ali Artan drove his car into his fellow students on the campus, then jumped out with what was described as a &#8220;butcher knife,&#8221; injuring nine people, one critically, one young police officer, Alan Horujko, engaged Artan and shot him, killing him and saving an untold number of lives.
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The <a href="https://twitter.com/OSUPOLICE">@OSUPolice</a> confirm Officer Alan Horujko shot and killed the suspect, Abdul Razak Ali Artan, Monday morning. <a href="https://t.co/6BuZ9GN1zY">pic.twitter.com/6BuZ9GN1zY</a>
&#8212; OSU Police (@OSUPOLICE) <a href="https://twitter.com/OSUPOLICE/status/803344537947144196">November 28, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Once Artan started his rampage, Horujko, who joined the security force in 2015, arrived &#8220;about a minute later,&#8221; <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2016/11/28/ohio-state-reports-active-shooter-columbus-campus/94540050/">according to USA Today</a>, then fatally shot the assailant.
Here&#8217;s the man who should be lauded and his background, according to the OSU newspaper <a href="http://thelantern.com/2015/01/university-police-adds-2-ohio-state-alums-to-its-ranks/">The Lantern</a>:
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The Cincinnati native studied security and intelligence at OSU and graduated in 2012 after working with Student Safety Services. &#8220;That&#8217;s kind of what led me to wanting to become a police officer,&#8221; said Horujko, who was an engineering major for three years.
Horujko said that he did not feel as passionately about engineering as his classmates did, so he began working with Student Safety Services before changing his major.
&#8220;I just couldn&#8217;t see myself sitting in a cubicle,&#8221; Horujko said of his decision to leave engineering and pursue law enforcement. &#8220;By working (at Student Safety Services) and seeing what the police do, and what Student Safety does on the campus, the kind of behind-the-scenes stuff really led me to a law enforcement career,&#8221; he said.
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