The girl from ISIS

[phil d]

There's a bit of a furore on tv at the moment about that stupid bint that went off to ISIS and now wants to come home, I can't believe that there are idiots out there who want to let her back in!

She's arrogant to think she can just waltz back like nothing has happened, she'll always be a danger to others and no way should she be allowed in.

She's pregnant, and wants her baby here, she'll end up claiming a load of benefits, and if she doesn't get a decent house then no doubt she'll end up saying people have found out who she is so she'll get moved to a better area.

What're your thoughts? 

 

[Andy™]

an 'accident' on the way here would be suitable

 

[phil d]

an 'accident' on the way here would be suitable

Dear dear Andy, with thinking like that you're probably more like me than you realise. lol

 

[Andy™]

possibly

 

[Murdoch]

Don't worry, as soon as the baby is born, the father will apply for uk citizen ship...... And come to the UK too.

Human rights lawyers will have a field day..

 

[Blue Duck]

I like governments stance switching to follow popular opinion, with Mayor Kahn saying there will be prosecutions, although he could not state what...

Let's face it, she's a treasure trove of information for the likes of MI5 and will probably never live a normal life again.

 

[Sidney]

If the Caliphate wasn't failing she wouldn't be hankering to come back. As she is now sat in a grotty refugee camp with no real way out she's running out of options.

Bring her back, mine her for intelligence then bullet in the back of the head.

Sorry I forgot, the Russian policy on terrorists doesn't sit well with snowflakes or human rights devotees not that she ever cared about anyone elses human rights except her own.

 

[Evans Electric]

I heard someone on radio  ,  was it "Any Questions"?    Anyway , one of the brigade  who are in positions of certain power in this country  and who think we can  home & feed the whole world in this small ,  bankrupt country .    He said the  girl had a British passport  which we MUST honour  and  we MUST look to caring for the unborn child . 

Personally I do not agree with his sentiments .  

I'm guessing this pregnancy is , she hopes , her passport back .    

If the girl gets back in it will be on the strength of the unborn , terrorist's  child  , who we will then raise on benefits  until he/she turns against us , straps on a bomb  & blows himself  to bits on the underground or somewhere.  

This traitor should NOT be allowed back ,  own beds & lying on them springs to mind ,  but I would be VERY surprised if she is refused entry knowing the stupidity of  this country  and that , of course , will create a precedent  for all the others to return with their evil minds seething with hatred for this country . 

 

[binky]

unfortunately she is a UK citizen so has a righ to return to the UK - that's international law. Howvever she has frist to get out of the camp and make it to a UK consulate, which will hopefully be difficult. 

My biggest issue is that she has shown absolutely no remorse, clearly meaning she still supports the cause. Normally my position would be she did something stupid as a teenager and everyone is allowed to firk up when young. BUT she is now 19, clearly is still convinced she didn't make a mistake joining ISIS, and therefore is an enemy of the state and all the values we hold in he UK. So as far as I am concerned she is nothing more than a piss taking courgette wit who wishes to sponge off the state and possibly plot our demise! Ergo she can firk off. If she does get here it will cost us £millions for a  trial, re-education, benefits, housing and no doubt keeping her safe. I can think of better things to do with the money! 

Think she might be worried about this....

https://www.institutkurde.org/info/a-10-minute-trial-a-death-sentence-iraqi-justice-for-isis-suspects-1232551366

 

[Jono Pashley]

Sure you can come back flight has a short lay over in Siberia with Uncle Vlad on the way home tho, wont be a problem? Will it?

 

[binky]

makes you wonder about all the similar people they have let back in already?

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

Anyone who has any dealings with young people in this country will know full well that the vast majority of youngsters are more than aware of their human rights etc by the time they reach senior school...

So somewhere between ages 11 to 14, if you try to question them or correct them, they spout off you can't do that to me, or you can't touch me.....

or even point a finger at me, or I will report you for harassment or assault or something similar..

There is no doubt whatsoever about any alleged naivety...

They know exactly what they are doing and how to play-the-system for their benefit!

Have the parents been penalised for not ensuring this "UK Citizen" attended school while she was still under school leaving age?

Just as other UK parents are if they take little Jimmy out of class during term-time to visit Florida to see Uncle Gary who is very ill.... 

What on earth happened to the Responsibilities part of "Rights & Responsibilities" that I was always taught as a youngster...

If someone chooses to disregard all of their responsibilities then in my book, they are not entitled to all of their 'claimed' rights as well...

If you bunk off school cause you think the grass is greener elsewhere..  fine go..  enjoy...

but don't think you can just pop back as when just because your rose-tinted glasses fell off.

:shakehead

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

And.....

how on earth has this become front page news story...

when in my book there are about 754,002,348 more worthy news stories about......

economics/business/sport/local cultural events/Real UK citizens who have achieved something remarkable/Cats dancing at window cleaners in tower blocks... etc..  etc...

If this story has to be reported it should be much further back, as a little five paragraph, single column article well below the important stuff..

:C

 

[OnOff]

She'll come back to the bosom of the community that bred her and be seen as a heroine. The same community that favours boys over girls. Probably why she went attention seeking in the first place.

It'll be lectures in mosques to inspire a whole new generation. Let's not forgot the paid TV appearances where she can air her poisonous views. 

I blame Terry Lloyd. 

 

[binky]

I don't think her parents are to blame oddly enough, not this time. These 3 girls were straight A grade intelligent I seem to remember. Even if she does make it back to the UK, I very much doubt she will be allowed to keep the kid.

 

[rapparee]

If she does get back, the child will be taken off her and put up for adoption.

 

[Sidewinder]

Dear dear Andy, with thinking like that you're probably more like me than you realise. lol

Why do you think you have had disagreements!

You online persona are very similar in certain ways!

 

[Tony S]

Paul, remember a phone call a couple of years back, we decided we were too alike and tended to rub each other up the wrong way. Probably why I get on so well with Phil, we argue, we sulk and become friends again………….. It’s been like that for years.

 

[OnOff]

I don't think her parents are to blame oddly enough, not this time. These 3 girls were straight A grade intelligent I seem to remember. Even if she does make it back to the UK, I very much doubt she will be allowed to keep the kid.

Think about it. The boys get the attention, the girls become insular and seek to focus elsewhere...like on their studies. There's still that adolescent need to socialise and whereas in years gone by they would have accepted their lot the internet exposes them to all sorts and leaves them ripe to be groomed.

 

[Sidewinder]

Paul, remember a phone call a couple of years back, we decided we were too alike and tended to rub each other up the wrong way. Probably why I get on so well with Phil, we argue, we sulk and become friends again………….. It’s been like that for years.

Tony that is very true, we were at loggerheads until we spoke and got to understand each other, and since then we still hate each other! 

Nah kidding, it was a good chat, we got to understand where each was coming from and it made sense.

Since then I think we both "get" the others mindset.