Idiot girl who fled to Syria wants to come back

Efour · 15 Feb 2019 at 06:50

teaboy5 said:
I hope a drone finds her real soon!

Lol isn't she in a refugee camp? That would be sick even by my standards lol.

robgmun · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:12

Mekrel said:
Come on guys, 15 year olds make mistakes such as joining a barbaric, evil, terrorist organisation all the time!

I can't believe people are using her age to justify her actions. She's 19 now and is showing zero remorse for her actions. Deplorable.

Funny how she expects humanity when she completely denounced all humanity by joining a savage, murderous cult.

It's her attitude that seals it for me. Not only is she not remorseful, she doesn't even hide the fact she's using her unborn child to emotionally blackmail the UK to let her back in.

If she was willing to hand herself in and take whatever punishment, and offers herself to deprogramming etc, then maybe i'll consider it, but not in the way she's coming across now.

b0redj0rd · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:22

lunar said:
I think people forget that the three girls were 15yrs old. Still considered as children. They were more likely brainwashed.
The girl who wishes to return has lost two children. That is tragic.
She is a British citizen so should be allowed back home, however, there is a case for treason.

She was probably brainwashed by her own father.

Malt_Vinegar · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:41

A child made a big mistake.
She is too young arrogant to admit her mistakes at the moment and is relishing the attention it brings her. However, her desire to return speaks louder than anything else.

Make no mistake, she has been dealt a (hefty) dose of reality and should be allowed a chance to return. She should be questioned and potentially charged depending on outcomes. It's not a case of return and just walk off Scott free. If there are criminal charges to answer so be it.

Maybe, Just maybe, she can become the face of IS reality and a phenomenal deterrent for UK teens to join up? Or am I being naive?

Scania · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:44

Not very often I agree with Katie Hopkins, but on this, she’s spot on.

Scania · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:51

Malt_Vinegar said:
A child made a big mistake.
She is too young arrogant to admit her mistakes at the moment and is relishing the attention it brings her. However, her desire to return speaks louder than anything else.

Make no mistake, she has been dealt a (hefty) dose of reality and should be allowed a chance to return. She should be questioned and potentially charged depending on outcomes. It's not a case of return and just walk off Scott free. If there are criminal charges to answer so be it.

Maybe, Just maybe, she can become the face of IS reality and a phenomenal deterrent for UK teens to join up? Or am I being naive?

Very I’m afraid.

Nice idea, but I think she’s past help.

As for too young to admit mistakes, well, the last time we fought an evil ideology we had plenty of 19year olds more than happy to serve our country on land, sea and in the air, I’m quite sure they were old enough to see right from wrong, shame she can’t.

glenimp617 · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:53

Don't take her back. We need to send a strong message that if you leave for ISIS (which I think's well past it's best now) you ain't coming back!

Rifte · 15 Feb 2019 at 07:55

Malt_Vinegar said:
A child made a big mistake.
She is too young arrogant to admit her mistakes at the moment and is relishing the attention it brings her. However, her desire to return speaks louder than anything else.

Make no mistake, she has been dealt a (hefty) dose of reality and should be allowed a chance to return. She should be questioned and potentially charged depending on outcomes. It's not a case of return and just walk off Scott free. If there are criminal charges to answer so be it.

Maybe, Just maybe, she can become the face of IS reality and a phenomenal deterrent for UK teens to join up? Or am I being naive?

The real deterrent would be if they were not allowed to return to the UK, and had to sit out the consequences of their decisions permanently.

To join a terrorist organization which has its crosshairs firmly placed upon Western culture and Western values, and to then claim that they want to benefit from this same value system when their plan didnt work out?

Practically speaking allowing her to return is downright dangerous from a security point of view. She has the potential to be the very definition of a Trojan Horse. Who is telling what damage she can do?

However, the reality is that, if she manages to make her own way back to the UK. Our borders will be open for her as a British Citizen, and then we can look to prosecute her when she clears immigration.

omnomnom · 15 Feb 2019 at 08:50

Efour said:
Lol isn't she in a refugee camp? That would be sick even by my standards lol.

She's also pregnant...

timmy222 · 15 Feb 2019 at 08:55

Let her rot in hell.

/\ndy · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:03

Scania said:
Not very often I agree with Katie Hopkins, but on this, she’s spot on.

Couldn't agree more

Murphy · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:12

Angilion said:
I haven't forgotten. I don't care. She was 15, not 5. She was not a child. Also, she is now 19 and at least as bad as she was before. She's an enemy of this country, by her own free will. She's also an enemy of civilisation, by her own free will. That is her choice. She is a clear and present danger. This country is not her home, by her own choice. She is not a British citizen, by her own choice.

Unfortunately she is (afaik) legally a British citizen, as much as it pains me to say it she should be allowed back, morally I'm against it but if we're to hold ourselves to higher standards we have to adhere to the law, especially international law. That's in no way saying i approve of letting her back as like yourself i believe she was fully aware of what she was doing when she buggered off on her little jolly and as far as I'm concerned she can **** right off, however i also believe that what sets us apart from the animals she was so enamored with is that we're all treated equally in the eyes of the law.

LabR@t · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:40

Hang her from the white cliffs of Dover , handmaid style, might put off a few dingy rats coming ashore.

omnomnom · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:45

LabR@t said:
Hang her from the white cliffs of Dover , handmaid style, might put off a few dingy rats coming ashore.

You really are a nasty piece of work arent you.

Yaayuh! · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:48

String said:
She's The Daily Mail's wet dream.

edscdk · 15 Feb 2019 at 09:52

i'm 50/50 on this one, part of me says she was only 15, the other part says she can bugger off... you never know weather to trust the press but she does not come across as someone who made a terrible / stupid decision...

Usher · 15 Feb 2019 at 10:01

Will people stop harping on about her being ONLY 15, that's an adult not a child giving up her my little ponies and Barbie dolls to go fight against her own country

kurosagi01 · 15 Feb 2019 at 10:03

At the age of 11 in my opinion you are fully aware of your actions, by 15 she knew what she was getting into and she spat in her own family face to join them.
She may have the legal rights to come back but she shouldn't be allowed back at all.

Belly · 15 Feb 2019 at 10:07

Tito had the right idea at the end of WW2 when he dealt with the Ustase.

I can foresee this woman being allowed back into the country, appearing on the front of every conceivable woman's magazine, making an absolute fortune appearing on TV discussion programmes, she'd probably appear as "an expert" on terrorism.

Yeah, give her the Tito treatment.

mmj_uk · 15 Feb 2019 at 10:12

If the government caves which they will then she absolutely shouldn't be allowed to raise any children or 20 years from now we'll be looking at another Manchester bombing.

Idiot girl who fled to Syria wants to come back

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