ISIS Girl

Let her bloody well rot. She's made her bed ... she can chuffin lie in it. No doubt though the bleeding heart liberals will be pleading the case for her to be allowed to return.
Air strike called for methinks .

 

I say let her back in ....


Then hang the arsehole for treason.

 

It will cost millions to keep tabs on her and her soon to be new born bastard whereas a piece of rope would cost the taxpayer around a fiver....

 

I dont get why she even asked or went public about. Why didnt she just stay quiet and slip in the backdoor unnoticed like thousands of the buggars fo every year anyway

 

Am I missing the significance of your reply?

 

It is a very sad situation.

She was, along with the other two, a fifteen year old girl when she left this country for ISIS. Whilst there is the argument for personal responsibility, and that exists in law, we also have laws to protect children.

We should remember all three were children at the time of their leaving. We have laws to protect children because they can be coerced and exploited. The woman is now 19 and has her third child according to reports, it doesn't take a genius to work out she was was likely underage when her first child was conceived.

I've no sympathy with ISIS, they are abhorrent. I also find it hard to understand how anyone could want to associate with them. However, I would argue a strong case for the girls effectively being groomed and I wish they could have been protected from those people who enticed them to go.

Should she return to the country? I would say that is very difficult.

I am sure I will get slated for my opinion, but as I find ISIS abhorrent, so do I also find the calls for her death above. Putting a woman to death because they have a different belief, particularly in view of her age at the time she went, seems more akin to the ISIS world-view then that of a civilized society.

 

She made up her mind to go support isis in their campaign now she wants to come back to Britain so she can give birth as she has lost her last 2 pregnancies because we have the health service she needs and it's all FREE. The government should turn round and say not a chance if her family are so concerned about her let them go join her but let it be known they won't be allowed back in the country.

 

The old excuse will be I was radicalised by isis so thought nothing about the things I saw over there but the question that should be asked is how do we know your still not radicalised and are a threat to the law abiding citizens of this country.

 

Doesn't come across as genuinely sad/sorrow as to what has happened out there in isis land;

Do not bring her back for freebies, made your bed now lie in it, you chose to be a child bride for isis,

Not likely to get work here from an employer and no doubt her family will ask to the state to provide for her and her child,

Look after our own, non isis supporting citizens/subjects first

 

It’s sad for her kid but she made a decision at 15, which may have been too young to make that decision responsibly to join those bastards. She is now 19, old enough to make decisions responsibly and she still sees nothing wrong with what she did, isn’t bothered seeing severed heads because they were of non believers.

Her beliefs are not compatible with those of this country, she does not belong here and poses a serious security risk to us if she is here. No way should she be allowed back.

 

It’s a straw man.

Creating an argument in your own head then getting angry about it.

For what it’s worth, I’m not too bothered what happens to her if told, but I see the argument @Hulmebantam raised about grooming, and it’s a valid. But I certainly wouldn’t be comfortable with killing children, born or unborn, it makes us as bad as them.

 

They hate what this country stands for yet beg to come back. I guess its hard to bring kids up on non existent Syrian benefits.

 

I have to agree with pretty much all Hulme said above. Particularly the final paragraph.

I do have some sympathy given her age when she left and the high possibility she was co-erced/radicalised. Also i have sympathy for that poor child she is going to have. However, given the apparent lack of empathy or regret/remorse shown in that ‘interview’ I have a hard time finding a reason to accept her back. Sadly, there will be many other women in a similar position to her, that are no longer here having not been under the banner of ISIS, same as there will be people who would in my eyes have much stronger cases to be taken in well before her, despite her being a British Citizen.

 

Nail on head

 

She should be interviewed by our security officials where she currently is in the refugee camp, Should she cooperate fully and give all her information up then she should be allowed to come back to the UK the child when born taken in to care and sent for adoption and she should be prosecuted for giving comfort and succour to an enemy of the state