So, should she be let back in?

[mids]

Hahahahahahahaha! Bloody terrorists.

[unclejunior]

And the new Syrian correspondent for Al Beeb is ……

[mids]

Woke, terrorist supporting BBC scum.

[perrykneeham]

I wonder what the deal would be if she married a UK citizen. I expect that's the next port of call.

[happyhammerhead]

Isn't she already married?

Must admit I haven't been paying much attention.

[mids]

But suddenly you are now? Interesting...

[perrykneeham]

Well, she's a stroppy-looking islamic fundamentalist in a baseball hat now.

She'll have a minge like a meuzin's khaftan now, of course.

[mids]

Like chucking a sausage up the Tora Bora.

[flatandy]

I see we're now in favour of stripping citizenship from stroppy looking people now, which means the Tories will have no voters left.

We're also in favour of stripping citizenship from women with loose fannies, apparently. I don't know who's going to test for this but I imagine that's almost every woman and girl over the age of about 14 in Britain kicked out.

[mids]

The left, of course, have nothing to say about grooming given their record on LNSs. Nothing.

[ootlg]

Frightened of a girl... aaah.

[perrykneeham]

Frightened in the same way that we're frightened of rabbits. Fast-breeders and a bugger to get rid of once they're on your land and nibbling.

[mids]

I don't want to see her presenting BBC Breakfast which is a given if she was let back in.

[perrykneeham]

Songs of Praise.

[voice]

When I was 15 years old I would never have been duped by a trained intelligence agent, insists man who was duped by a sign on a bus

newsthump.com/2023/02/22/when-i-was-15-years-old-i-would-never-have-been-duped-by-a-trained-intelligence-agent-insists-man-who-was-duped-by-a-sign-on-a-bus/

[unclejunior]

Naturally it is pure coincidence that the BBC began a huge propaganda exercise to get Shamima Begum back into the UK just before her case was to be heard in an immigration court. A cynic might suggest they were trying to influence the decision…corrupt the process….well, they failed….but their fight continues as the BBC concentrates on the suggestion she might have been trafficked…a much over-used word that is deliberately chosen by some for its emotive effects.

There is of course trafficking and then there is facilitating the journey of someone who is fully on-board with the values and beliefs of the group they want to join and is fully aware of those beliefs, values and actions…not as if the Islamic State’s actions were not plastered across the media for months if not years.

I might suggest Begum was ‘facilitated’ and not ‘trafficked’…she ended up exactly where she wanted to be…..what did she think she would do when she got there? Whatever that was she was clearly happy with the thought of an ‘Islamic State’ and the actions of that State…and she wanted to be part of that.

Here’s what a stduy says…

‘Women recruited by the Islamic State – so-called “jihadi brides” – often think they will be helping with front-line duties. They are, in fact, being used to solve the fighters’ “marriage crisis” and are largely confined to domestic chores such as cooking, cleaning and childrearing, according to a leading academic.’

So…the women thought they would be in the frontline fighting for the Islamic State…..does that not make them even more dangerous? Begum was known to be in a female police squad enforcing Islamic laws…a role she apparently continued with vigour in the refugee camp.

‘Shamima Begum was cruel enforcer in Isil’s morality police, say Syrian witnesses ‘
‘According to the activists she then enrolled in al-Tala’ia camp just south of the Euphrates River in Raqqa province, where she stayed for three months receiving “military and religious training.”

After that, she, Amira Abase and Kadiza Sultana, are said to have graduated to the Khansaa Battalion, a notorious all-female “police squad” which had other British members in its ranks, including Muslim convert Sally Jones.

Miss Begum is then alleged to have worked for several months in al-Hisba, Isil’s religious enforcement unit. Most of the women in the Hisba took up roles on a voluntary basis and the position gave them an elevated status within the “caliphate”.

“There were lots of young European women in the Hisba,” Aghiad al-Kheder, an activist from Deir Ezzor who founded Sound and Picture, told The Telegraph. “Some of them were very harsh and the local population became very scared.”
He said Miss Begum carried a Kalashnikov rifle and had a reputation for being strict on women she thought were behaving in a “non-Islamic” way, according to Isil’s punitive rules.’

Not the innocent victim and good littler housewife the BBC wants to portray.

‘They hated disorder and ambiguity; the clear-cut doctrines issued by jihadist ideologues appealed to their political sensibilities. Opposing the west was their measure of religious authenticity.’

Willing victims it would seem.

[perrykneeham]

TBF, the series that the BBc have been running on the radio was well researched (they sent their reporter out to interview people that knew her in the area under the caliphate). He spoke to loads of people to try and understand her journey and who she associated with. He was very balanced, but the overall impression was that Begum was a nasty cow, a liar and a manipulator. I was surprised by just how little he bothered to mince his words.

[voice]

I saw the 2 part documentary, it was well made and looked quite balanced. Her hubby was weird and she came across as particularly unlikable.

Still changes nothing, the UK govs introduction of 2 tier citizenship breaks international law and is simply wrong.

Plus the fact they still haven't applied the same sanction to Samantha Lewthwaite shows the hypocrisy and the true intent

[perrykneeham]

Which law has been broke?

[mids]

If it breaks international law, when are the international police coming to arrest us?