What to do with undesirables

I see this **** thinks the Manchester bombings were "kind of" justified retaliation for bombings in IS held territory.

She told the BBC while it was "wrong" innocent people died in the 2017 Manchester attack, it was "kind of retaliation" for attacks on IS.
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She compared the attack to military assaults on Syria, saying: "It's one thing to kill a soldier, it's fine, it's self-defence. But to kill people like women and children just like the women and children in Baghuz who are being killed right now unjustly by the bombings - it's a two-way thing really because women and children are being killed back in the Islamic State right now.

"It's kind of retaliation. Their justification was that it was retaliation so I thought, okay, that is a fair justification."
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You can argue all you like about how young she was when she went out there, but this is a woman who openly admits to being interested in IS because of beheading videos and the likes.

She said she was partly inspired by videos of fighters beheading hostages and also by videos showing "the good life" under IS.
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This made me laugh, 'some'.

"I actually do support some British values and I am willing to go back to the UK and settle back again and rehabilitate and that stuff."
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******* unbelievable, this isn't some child, this is a dangerous woman that it would be preferable to see rot well away from this country.
 
McBain said:
******* unbelievable, this isn't some child, this is a dangerous woman that it would be preferable to see rot well away from this country.
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Indeed, she is dangerous, a double agent, in wartime she'd be shot without hesitation.

it puts paid to the idea that only males yearn to be crusaders.

Bored of school , bored of Mum and Dad, a bit of travel, bit of dressing up, meeting new people ,
danger and excitement in a foreign land, fighting for a cause, and learning to be a whore.

What girl could resist such a gap year ?
 
IronWarrior said:
But she joined a terrorist organisation that is worst than National Socialism after getting some of the best education in the world in the school system, she had the freedom of the internet to educate herself further on ISIS which am surely she did and still went ahead and joined them.
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When the new laws come it educating yourself about a terrorist group could get you 15 years in jail. (https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/counter-terrorism-and-border-security-bill-2018)
 
RDM said:
I know you arent really looking for a sensible reply but she was a 15 year old school girl when she was groomed by IS.

We rightly dont blame the girls in Rotherham etc for what happened to them so why is it different with her?
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no idea what you guys are on about, it might be an idea to start these threads with a link to a news story.
 
She knew full well what she was doing when she went there so therefore isn’t a child. 15 yrs old is old enough to know what’s right and wrong.

To me she doesn’t seem that sorry she went, she’s only wanting to come back due to her baby as she knows out there she won’t get any medical care for her or her baby.

Let her come back and lock her up is the best solution in this case. Don’t let her have any contact with her baby, she’s brainwashed as it is and she would only do the same with her baby. Put the baby up for adoption simples.
 
RaohNS said:
I thought the dad had been spotted with other known terror supporters :confused:
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He attended an event they were at...

https://news.vice.com/en_us/article...s-of-three-girls-groomed-by-the-islamic-state

Relevant part of story said:
When the media came across footage of Amira's father at a rally that was also attended by extremists, such as controversial preacher Anjem Choudary, the family were unflinching. "This is a bit nonsense really," Hussen told VICE News. "They label you a fanatic, and a radical and a terrorist just for exercising your freedom. I was just amazed to have that freedom and grateful to be in a country where it's possible to go on a march."

Hussen's own journey to the UK had been long and risky. He'd been smuggled out of Ethiopia at the age of 16 after objecting to his country's war against Eritrea. When he reached Germany he had to spend six years in a refugee camp before gaining citizenship there. "Maybe it was difficult for Amira to grow up in a foreign home," he said. "I am not an overbearing father and didn't dictate at all. All I ever did was support her."

There was an irony in the way Hussen had started to analyze himself. His experience had dragged him through UK parliament and police stations and his picture had been printed widely across the media. In many ways it had taken him closer to the heart of the British establishment than most natives would get, yet despite this he'd started to feel like more of an outsider than ever. He had even started apologizing for his English language more frequently.
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VincentHanna said:
Agreed.

Or let her parents look after it, on the agreement that it will never have contact with the mother.
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How do you enforce that though? the only way is to waste police resources monitoring. I would bet most parents would allow their daughter visitation on the sly. The best way to protect the child would probably be adoption + supervised visits.
 
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LabR@t said:
So it's looking like we cannot make the jihadi brides stateless
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Technically we did make her stateless when we destroyed the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant to whom she became a citizen of after relinquishing her UK citizenship. Sadly we're allowing her to reclaim her UK citizenship >.>
 
I think at this point she's either knows that the UK has no choice but to take her back - without serious consequence - or she's really, really stupid.

But I can't imagine how stupid you'd have to be to say and do these things without knowing the reaction you will get, so I think she knows full well and is happily demonstrating to the world how weak western democracies have become. It's a calculated sting in the tail and ISIS are probably laughing their asses off knowing that the UK will only go so far as to slap her on the wrist and say, "There there, we know you're the victim in all this."

She will be taken back in, given copious housing benefit, and allowed to live pretty much as the next Choudray if that's what she fancies. Anything less would be islamophobic.
 
She’ll probably get collared for something minor, be sentenced to a token stretch which the judge will probably suspend as she has a baby, then everyone will take the stance of “she’s done her time” and then the freebies commence.
 
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