(02-24-2019, 12:07 AM)guohua Wrote: @"BIAD" 
I think just Maybe if your PM would ask POTUS Trump, he just might rent or lease, Hell he may even give them a Cell Here...

Quote:ISIS terror cell in every UK city, spy chiefs warn.

Spy chiefs believe there is an Islamic State terror cell in every major town and city in the UK.

'Intelligence agency MI5 fears hundreds of Isis supporters have set up groups intent on bringing terror to our streets.
They include many who have secretly returned to Britain after fighting in Syria and Iraq.


WIDESPREAD: ISIS terrorists caused havoc in Birmingham, left, and Manchester.

MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, estimates there could be as many as 1,000 British men and women still in
Syria trying to return home...'

Quote:'...They believe that returning jihadists are recruiting sympathisers in a bid to wage a deadly campaign across the
country. One senior source told the Daily Star Sunday that some of the terrorists coming back will be bomb-makers
capable of building sophisticated IEDs.

Many of them are believed to be female university graduates trained in electronics and chemistry.
The source said: "Terrorists have developed bombs which can be triggered by infra-red rays and dropped by drones.
"They have some very sophisticated bomb-makers, terrorist leaders and recruiters...'

Quote:'..."Those returning to the UK have survived months and possibly years of war. These are IN very tough, possibly
traumatised individuals who are effectively addicted to fighting. The tively blowback from Syria -the returning home
of jihadists -is happening right now.

"These individuals are not just going to give up the fight -waging jihad is their life.
"There will be a calm before the storm when they begin to recruit and organise, but the storm is coming."...'

Quote:'...Intelligence services believe terrorists will try to start sleeper cells in London, Manchester -already hit by deadly attacks
-Birmingham and other areas with large Muslim populations. It can also be revealed that many British terrorists in Iraq
and Syria have been taught how to make bombs by intelligence officers from Saudi Arabia -which is meant to be a UK
ally...'

Quote:'...It comes as a petition to "ban CITY all Isis members from returning to the UK" attracted more than 550,000 signatures.
Hundreds of thousands signed after Isis bride Shamima Begum, 19, asked to return to the UK with her newborn son.

In response, the Government revoked her British citizenship. Home Secretary Sajid Javid said: "There must be consequences
for those that back terror."...'

Quote: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...'

Quote:'...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"...'

Quote:'...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."...'

Quote:'...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...'

Quote:'...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...'

Quote:IT’S YOUR FAULT!
Dad of ISIS bride Shamima Begum blames Britain for letting her join fanatics in Syria saying she should
never have been allowed to leave country

Ahmed Ali, 60, said his daughter was 15 and 'immature' when she fled London in 2015.


Ahmed Ali and his ISIS daughter.

'The father of Brit ISIS bride Shamima Begum today said it's Britain's fault she joined the terror group in Syria.
Ahmed Ali, 60, said his daughter should never have been allowed to leave the country when she and two East
London school pals fled home after being groomed online.

He also said the Government was wrong to strip her of her UK citizenship and she should be brought home and
punished. Mr Ali, who lives in Bangladesh, claimed British authorities had failed to deal with the issue of teenagers
trying to join ISIS.

He said today: "One girl went there a month ago (before Shamima).
"The British government should have been alarmed about the matter, and they should have also inquired at the school
to find out how she fled, since she was a student. "Then a month later, three more students fled.
The authorities should investigate at the school why these students fled. They were not adults.
"The British immigration system is very informed, the most informed system in the world.
"I always say how did Shamima get there using another one's passport? She doesn't even have her own passport."

It is thought Shamima used her older sister's passport to fly from Gatwick to Turkey with two other teenage girls in February
2015. She was smuggled over the border to Syria and within weeks was married to a Dutch jihadi.

Mr Ali went on: "My child was only 15 years old when she fled. She was immature.
"I would ask the British government not to cancel her citizenship, to return her citizenship, and if she is guilty, bring her
back to Britain and give her punishment there." Mr Ali had previously said the Home Secretary was RIGHT to take away
her citizenship. But the next day he did a U-turn and said Britain should take her back.

Mr Ali, who moved to the UK in 1975, has returned to his home country where he lives with his second wife.
Shamima, now 19, resurfaced at a refugee camp in Syria last month and told reporters she wants to come home.
But her brazen lack of remorse sparked fury as she said the Manchester Arena suicide bombing was justified and
claimed she deserves more sympathy.

She gave birth to her third child in the camp –after her first two died of disease and malnutrition –and hopes the child will be
her passport back to the UK. Her ISIS fighter husband Yago Riedijk –currently held in a Kurdish-run jail –says he wants to take
her and the newborn to the Netherlands...'

Quote:IT’S YOUR FAULT!
Dad of ISIS bride Shamima Begum blames Britain for letting her join fanatics in Syria saying she should
never have been allowed to leave country

(03-07-2019, 04:11 AM)guohua Wrote: What were YOU doing when she decided to to join ISIS (DaD)?
Whose fault is it again?
Didn't the parents have any knowledge of what the daughter was up to?
I'll say it again, you want to be with your daughter, Leave and Join Her.

Quote:ISIS brides with five sons also 'STRIPPED of British citizenship' amid Shamima baby row

Two more British jihadi brides who married ISIS militants are believed to have been stripped of their citizenship.



'Two sisters, Reema and Zara Iqbal, have reportedly had their British citizenship revoked by the Home Office as
they languish in a Syrian refugee camp with their children. Reema, 30, and Zara, 28, married into a terror cell linked
to the murder of western hostages after running away to join ISIS in 2013. 
Between them the women, whose parents are originally from Pakistan, have five boys under the age of eight. 

The Home Office said it would not comment on the case of Reema and Zara, which was reported by the Sunday Times,
citing legal sources close to the women. Zara was heavily pregnant with her second child when she made the journey to
Syria and later had a third while Reema has two sons, one of whom was born in Britain, the paper said.

Their reported citizenship removal comes after ISIS runaway Shamima Begum was stripped of her British passport by
Home Secretary Sajid Javid. Javid came under renewed scrutiny on Saturday for stripping Ms Begum of her UK citizenship
after it emerged her baby son had died in a Syrian refugee camp.

Ms Begum, who fled London to join the terror group aged 15, had earlier begged to return to the UK with her boy, but Mr Javid
revoked her passport amid fierce public debate. Stripping citizenship is only legal if the individual has a second one, and it was
thought she may have a claim in Bangladesh because of her family background.
Bangladeshi officials have denied this.

Caliph Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who represents tens of millions of Ahmadi Muslims worldwide, urged a Muslim country to "show
sympathy to her" following Britain's move. "If the British Government has stripped her of her nationality then another country 
hould adopt her, any Muslim country," he told reporters at the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden, south-west London. 

It emerged on Friday that Ms Begum, now 19, had lost her third child.
A medical certificate showed he died of pneumonia a day earlier, the BBC reported.

Ms Begum had earlier discussed her fears that she could lose the boy, saying: "This is really not a place to raise children, this camp."
Her family, who vowed to appeal against Mr Javid's decision, had also written to the Conservative minister, pleading with him to allow
a safe passage for the boy to come to the UK.

On Saturday, his Labour counterpart, Diane Abbott, said he had "behaved shamefully" over the "tragedy that might have been avoided"...'

Quote:Shamima Begum: IS bride says she was 'brainwashed' and wants 'a second chance'

The teen was found in a Syrian refugee camp in February after joining Islamic State.



'Shamima Begum has said she is now coming to terms with the prospect of never being allowed to return to
the UK and insists she was "brainwashed" by Islamic State.

She is currently at Syrian refugee camp al Hawl, along with 1,555 other women and children who travelled from
abroad to join the extremist group. Her three-week-old son, Jarrah, died last month two days after being taken
to hospital with breathing difficulties.

Speaking for the first time since the death of her third child, the 19-year-old from east London told The Times that
she "really regretted everything" and wants "a second chance to start my life over again".

She said she left for Syria four years ago, "believing everything that I had been told, while knowing little about the
truths of my religion". Shamima Begum was one of three schoolgirls, along with Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase
from Bethnal Green Academy in east London, who travelled together to Syria.

There, she married a Dutch fighter called Yago Riedijk, and the couple earlier this year fled the final IS stronghold
of Baghouz in the east of the country where the caliphate was defeated by US-backed Kurdish-led forces.
The teen was stripped of her British citizenship in February as it was believed that she had dual-Bangladeshi
citizenship.

However this has since been disputed by the Bangladeshi government and she remains at the refugee camp, where
her baby son is buried in an unmarked grave on the outskirts of the facility. Shamima Begum said: "I have sat down
and thought about how long I would have to stay here. And I have kind of accepted that I will have to stay here, I will
have to make this like a second home."

Whilst she was in the late stages of pregnancy, she seemed to show little remorse for her actions. She said this was
because of the threats she faced from extremists in the camp.
"Anything I said against Dawlah (IS), they would immediately attack me, so I was afraid of that," she said.

When Sky News correspondent John Sparks spoke for a second time with Shamima Begum in mid-February, she
claimed she was willing to change and be rehabilitated if the UK accepted her, despite previously saying she did
not regret joining IS and that she was "okay" with beheadings.

Asked if she had anything to say to British politicians, Shamima Begum told Sparks: "I would like them to re-evaluate
my case with a bit more mercy in their heart." Last month, a lawyer representing her family said legal proceedings were
under way to overturn Home Secretary Sajid Javid's decision to strip her of her British citizenship...'

Mr Javid has insisted Shamima Begum will not be left "stateless" - something which is banned under international law.

(03-11-2019, 12:14 PM)BIAD Wrote: Bit by bit.

(04-02-2019, 11:53 AM)gordi Wrote: ...It's very difficult to put into words without sounding callous or bigoted...

(04-02-2019, 02:08 PM)Wallfire Wrote: I read about her today in the Daily mail, if the words she used have been reported correctly she has NOT changed

(04-02-2019, 02:08 PM)Wallfire Wrote: I read about her today in the Daily mail, if the words she used have been reported correctly she has NOT changed