Youngstown State Hit With The Daesh-fiti!

A rock can't be moved. Students at Youngstown State are shocked that someone defaced a rock with the infamous extremist group. The FBI is investigating the vandals involved in this.

The law is probably going to step up patrols around the campus of the Ohio university.

Youngstown State University was hit with graffiti supporting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

Terrorism became the new [political football] for political agitators to flex the only muscle they've got in the arsenal. Their tongues are not a strong weapon but they use them very well. The words of utter fear and distrust seem to be the Republican Party's key to stroking White resentment.

There was a rock on the campus decorated with the colors of the French Republic. The rock was defaced with a painted Islamic State flag. It also praised the attackers and vow that America's next.

The Mohaning County Sheriff, the FBI and Ohio State Patrol are investigating the incident.

On the rock, "France deserves destruction," "YSU supports ISIS," and "We are coming for you." Students quickly spray-painted the rock white and covered it with patriotic and peace-related messages, but the impact was still felt on campus. "It definitely sent, like, a terror around, and then there was a shooting threat last week, so it's just like one after the other," says student David Ottney. Another student tweeted, "Whoever did this to the rock needs [to be] expelled. ISIS is not some joke. Terrorism is not a joke."

United We Stand.

Mohamed Mishmish, an international student, talked about his writing of a peace message on the rock: "I came here today to write 'peace' in Arabic to show that if there should be anything defaced in Arabic on this rock, it should be peace-condoning and not in the name of terrorism," he says. According to the school's Facebook Page, police are investigating, the FBI has been contacted, and "there is no credible threat to the campus at this time." Classes were still in session today, reports the junk food media. The rock has been used for decades as a place to write messages about campus organizations and events.

Many across the world includes me and S. Baldwin have condolences to the victims of the Paris attacks. A group of terrorist from Belgium sneaked into France and plotted a mass shooting and suicide bombing in the heart of Paris.

These terrorists wanted to engage in this mass causality event sparked by the Charlie Hebdo Mohammad cartoons and France's role in the fight against the Islamic State.

There were 130 innocent lives killed. The terrorists managed to die in their attempts to disrupt the lives of Parisians.

The mastermind and some of his family were killed in a raid over the past weekend.

Interpol, the FBI, and other law agencies are determined to find Salah Abdeslam, the surviving member involved in the terrorist attacks.

The United States has issued a worldwide travel alert in the wake of the attacks. The State Department has warned Americans to be vigilant when traveling this Thanksgiving week.