British girl wants to come home

I could understand allowing someone like her to come back, given that she was just a schoolgirl when leaving. This of course would depend on her mind set, attitude and the role she had played within ISIS. Truth is she is still the same and if it all hadn't went pear shaped she'd still be living quite happily supporting the Caliphate in any way she chose.
Her shallow hypocrisy shows when she makes the statement about seeing a severed head, she says, "I thought only of what he would have done to a Muslim woman if he had the chance,". Completely ignoring what the ISIS fighters do to captured women.
All she is concerned about is her situation and the fact that she is pregnant. Now she wants to come back and milk the system. She says, regards her unborn child, ""That's why I really want to get back to Britain because I know it will be taken care of - health-wise, at least,". It's a pity about the child but she's made her bed and it's abundantly clear that she'd still be lying in it if ISIS was still in the ascendancy.

a reply to: Breakthestreak

Her ignorant attitude to what she has done is breathtaking tbh. She says she has no regrets, and that it didn't faze her to see severed heads in a bin and pretty much admits that she wants to come back so she can have her baby on the NHS and live a peaceful life. Deluded is an understatement it would cost the taxpayers a huge amount of money because she would need protection from right wing groups but she would also need to be monitored to make sure she doesn't associate with any extremist organisations. I don't think they will ever let her back in she is dangerous quite frankly, she has made her bed.

originally posted by: BreakthestreakWhat an awesome repatriat she would make. Just the type of person who should be welcome to return to Britain as a free British citizen.

This terrorist can come home for sure and go through whatever processes our state desires from then on, she is British born and bred so she has every right to come home but first she has to be handed over to Assad to be tried by the legitimate Syrian courts and dealt with by them. She committed acts of terror by invading Syria like all the rest of those terrorists and must pay the price over there for her crimes. It's an issue for the government of Syria to sort out first as she is at the very least an illegal immigrant over there and needs sorting out by the legitimate authorities before any further action over here.

a reply to: midicon



You took the words right out of my mouth, she must be incredibly naive if she thinks that her attitude will win her support from the government and the British people. I think she sounds dangerous to be that cold and callous about her own involvement in what will probably be known as the most evil terrorist organisation of this century just shows arrogance beyond belief

She should travel to Damascus, find the secret police headquarters and tell them of her predicament.

I'm sure they'll give her the help she needs.

originally posted by: Mysterychic88
a reply to: midicon



she must be incredibly naive if she thinks that her attitude will win her support from the government

It is also up to our government to make sure this terrorist and all the others from our shores are rounded up and handed over to Assad for processing through the Syrian courts. If the British government doesn't do this then they are as bad as her as defending terror against the Syrian people.

originally posted by: Ohanka
She should travel to Damascus, find the secret police headquarters and tell them of her predicament.

That is exactly where she needs sending to if justice is to be done

She says that she saw bins with severed heads in them and that she wasn't fazed by that at all. Sorry, but I'd want her debriefed and her head examined to find out just what kind of insane nonsense she had forced into it. She was 15 when she left for ISIS with her lunatic friends, and I'm betting that she now knows exactly what kind of hellish state they want to inflict on people. She sounds as if she doesn't regret a thing, but how much of that is bravado? Hopefully she has learnt her lesson. However, I don't want her in this country. We have enough religious nutcases as it is.

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg However, I don't want her in this country. We have enough religious nutcases as it is.

She should be allowed to come back but only after the Syrian authorities have processed her. It's non of our business while she is overseas and breaking the law in a sovereign state.

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg However, I don't want her in this country. We have enough religious nutcases as it is.

She should be allowed to come back but only after the Syrian authorities have processed her. It's non of our business while she is overseas and breaking the law in a sovereign state.

Yes, but the Syrian authorities are a bunch of brutal scumbags on the same level as ISIS. 'Processing' her might be tantamount to torture.

a reply to: Breakthestreak

She wants to be allowed to come back home

Britain is not her " Home "

She made that decision when she went away to join the lunatic squad.

originally posted by: midicon

I could understand allowing someone like her to come back, given that she was just a schoolgirl when leaving.

It is said she was 15 ..... but was she 15 plus 350 days which would have

for all intense and purposes 16 years? That is the age the government wants

to give for a voting age!! So from the governments view she was old enough

to know what she was doing......

So NO free get out of jail card!!

This of course would depend on her mind set, attitude and the role she had played within ISIS. Truth is she is still the same and if it all hadn't went pear shaped she'd still be living quite happily supporting the Caliphate in any way she chose.
Her shallow hypocrisy shows when she makes the statement about seeing a severed head, she says, "I thought only of what he would have done to a Muslim woman if he had the chance,". Completely ignoring what the ISIS fighters do to captured women.
All she is concerned about is her situation and the fact that she is pregnant. Now she wants to come back and milk the system. She says, regards her unborn child, ""That's why I really want to get back to Britain because I know it will be taken care of - health-wise, at least,". It's a pity about the child but she's made her bed and it's abundantly clear that she'd still be lying in it if ISIS was still in the ascendancy.

She says she regrets nothing she has done !!?? So let her get on with it.

When one gives birth that is not the end of it you the mother has a

16/18 year responsibility for that person/individual.

She should have considered her position before she conceived.

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
Yes, but the Syrian authorities are a bunch of brutal scumbags on the same level as ISIS. 'Processing' her might be tantamount to torture.

She's a terrorist and has been complicit to whatever extent just by being in Syria in genocide. She has to face the consequences and if this doesn't take place our very own government is part of that genocide

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: Qboneq
Every single human being has done some “mistake” at some point in their life and “everyone” deserves a “second chance”.


Judge no one when you personally aware of your “own hidden and secret past”.

To keep ones happiness, one must keep its secret in life.
She should of done that.

Don’t get me wrong. But…..

Everyone was 15, but does “anyone” remember how their “thoughts” were when they were 15..?

Again, don’t get me wrong as I hate ISIS, their agendas, deeds, politics and idiologies etc. but as far as I heard she did “nothing criminal” but to marry a scumbag and having the jackass’s “unborn child”.


How many female living in free societies worldwide at “any age” unknowingly picking up the “wrong”?


Life comes with “ NO USER MANUAL ”, who are we to judge 15 years old kid and her thoughts and deeds..?

a reply to: Breakthestreak

She made her bed and should lie in it. The only reason she wants back in is because her side lost. The hate for western society hasn't gone and she's proven to be an active traitor.

There's beauty and honour in forgiveness and second chances. Then there's outright stupidity and bending over for more. Letting her in the U.K. would be bending over for someone who wants to end your life. # her.

a reply to: Qboneq

She isn't fifteen now and her attitude is just the same as before. No regrets other than the Caliphate is all but gone for her. That makes all the difference.

originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: Qboneq

She isn't fifteen now and her attitude is just the same as before. No regrets other than the Caliphate is all but gone for her. That makes all the difference.

Like Jesus said..


"Let anyone among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her."


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That’s why we have “correctional centre”…. Right..?

Nope. Deny her and make her stay where she's at. She's a traitor and if allowed back jn she should be thrown in a military prison as the treasonous dog she is.

a reply to: Freeborn

If they do bring her back then try her for treason ?

She has been disloyal to the crown and to the people of the UK



She is now fully considered an enemy of the state ?


She probably only wants to come back because she is fed up being sexually assaulted and having men run trains on her whenever they feel like it

originally posted by: Qboneq
Every single human being has done some “mistake” at some point in their life and “everyone” deserves a “second chance”.


Judge no one when you personally aware of your “own hidden and secret past”.

The Library of Idiocy just got a new entry.

What she did is far from a mistake. People usually regret mistakes that they've made, she doesn't regret it at all.