She Wants To Come Back Home.

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The choice of where to live after a different choice goes wrong. How much longer do we act like a weak
civilisation before we realise we're being mocked?

Shamima Begum: 'We should live in Holland' says IS husband.

'The Dutch husband of Shamima Begum, who joined the Islamic State group in Syria in 2015 aged 15,
has said he wants her to return to the Netherlands with him.
Yago Riedijk and Ms Begum married days after she arrived inside IS territory.



Speaking to the BBC, he admitted fighting for the group but says he now wants to return home with his wife
and their newborn son. Mr Riedijk, 27, is being held in a Kurdish detention centre in north-eastern Syria.
He faces a six-year jail term for joining a terror organisation if he returns to the Netherlands.

In an interview with the BBC's Middle East correspondent, Quentin Sommerville, Mr Riedijk said he rejected IS
and had tried to leave the group. He told our correspondent that he was imprisoned in Raqqa and tortured after
the extremists accused him of being a Dutch spy.

Describing life under IS control, Mr Riedijk also said he attended the stoning of a woman for "fornication", saw piles
of dead bodies in the city and lost an infant daughter to malnutrition.

Ms Begum, now aged 19, escaped with her IS fighter husband from the town of Baghouz, the group's last territory in
eastern Syria, as the caliphate crumbled. Mr Riedijk surrendered to a group of Syrian fighters, and Ms Begum and
their newborn son, Jarrah, ended up among 39,000 people in the al-Hawl refugee camp in northern Syria.
She has now reportedly gone elsewhere...'

What the BBC omit is that Ms. Begum left the refugee camp because Jihadi wives of the IS sh*t-bags burnt down
her tent in protest with their belief she is being a traitor. But of course, that would imply women can be bad!

By the way, the video in the link displays one of the best performances of a ham-acting Journalist in 2019.
But -of course, it's real.

'...Mr Riedijk also told the BBC he saw nothing wrong with marrying Ms Begum -15 at the time, while he was 23
-because it was "her choice". Describing how he met the schoolgirl from east London in the women's centre in
Raqqa, he said he was initially not interested because she was too young.

He said: "To be honest, when my friend came and said there was a girl who was interested in marriage, I wasn't that
interested because of her age, but I accepted the offer anyway."
He added that she had seemed to be "in a good state of mind"...'

Which bodes well for the two people in this article!

'...Mr Riedijk, from Arnhem in the Netherlands, insisted: "It was her own choice. She asked to look for a partner for her,
and I was invited." He conceded "she was very young, maybe it would have been better for her to wait a bit", before
adding: "But she didn't, she chose to get married and I chose to marry her."...'

The love he immediately felt for her had nothing to do with her possible future access to a country flowing with giveaway
fiscal benefits, free housing and an opportunity to 'invade' the infidel's land for further disruption. So don't even think that.

The Raqqa 'Women's Centre' wasn't a f*ck-room full of mesmerised females for IS fighter's entertainment...
so don't think that either.
 

'...Ms Begum left the UK in February 2015 alongside Amira Abase, also 15 at the time, and Kadiza Sultana, who was 16.
Ms Sultana is believed to have been killed in an air strike in 2016.
The UK has revoked Ms Begum's citizenship on the grounds that she is a Bangladeshi national through her mother, who
is a Bangladeshi citizen.

But Bangladesh's ministry of foreign affairs has disputed this, saying Ms Begum is not a Bangladeshi citizen and that she
will not be allowed into the country. And, last month, Ms Begum's family told the home secretary they were going to challenge
his decision to revoke her UK citizenship...'

Yes indeed. Take it up with the Home Secretary and ask why Bangladesh won't have her.

'...In the letter, seen by the BBC, Shamima Begum's sister Renu said they could not "simply abandon her" and asked for
assistance in bringing her newborn baby to the UK.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, meanwhile, said Ms Begum had a "right to return to Britain" -and called the decision to
revoke her citizenship "extreme".

Although Mr Riedijk is on a terrorism watch list, his Dutch citizenship has not been revoked.
However, our correspondent said: "The truth is Shemima Begum and Yago Riedijk lost control of their fate when they joined
that extremist group, and Yago Riedijk might find its as difficult for him to return back home as it is for his wife."

Mr Riedijk was born and raised in Dutch suburbia but abandoned his life in 2014 to join IS...'

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The BBC saw a letter from Begum's sister... and is that to imply that it's something important?!
Forgiveness is needed here. After all, she has a baby, brown skin and a husband who loves her.
I'm sure the Netherlands LGBT community will also donate a unicorn.