leave her there

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What should we do with her

  • Let the slag rot where she is?

    Votes: 25 62.5%
  • Bring her back home and lock her up

    Votes: 6 15.0%
  • Bring her back and interrogate her for info for her freedom

    Votes: 2 5.0%
  • Bring her back and give love and understanding

    Votes: 4 10.0%
  • Just give the bitch and her spawn everything she wants for free

    Votes: 2 5.0%
  • Give her the bullet

    Votes: 7 17.5%

  • Total voters
    40
  • Poll closed .
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Maybe she should. We have a different opinion, but I think she was a victim of child abuse and grooming. As far as we know she's committed no crime other than going to Syria and being used by ISIS fighters for sex. If she comes home, she should be investigated and if she's committed any crimes, then she should face the law.
It's took her 4 years, 3 kids, severed heads in bins, and 100s of cocks, and the fall of ISIS to realise this?
 
Saw a bit of her interview on TV and it does seem as though she has no thoughts on rehabilitation, and still believes in the ideology that took her to Syria to start with. However, it does appear that her maternal instincts have driven her to want her child born in the U.K., especially as it appears 2 earlier children have not survived. I guess I believe that any child should be born into a safe environment?

poor child, i'd rather we took one of them poor children and families from honduras if we had to choose
 
Maybe.

But she was 15 when she went to Syria, and she's not been in school, so she's possibly still educationally akin to a 15 year old. My opinion is that she was a victim of child abuse and should receive support for that, but I get it that that's an unpopular opinion on here.

As I've also said, if she's committed any crimes, then she should also face the law as an adult as she now is.
You mean like the 15 year olds that are going on strike from school to force action on climate change?

She was not groomed (it was specifically stated yesterday by lead on the original case), she actively searched contact on line before leaving GB, her computer records show it was all one way, hers.
 
Saw a bit of her interview on TV and it does seem as though she has no thoughts on rehabilitation, and still believes in the ideology that took her to Syria to start with. However, it does appear that her maternal instincts have driven her to want her child born in the U.K., especially as it appears 2 earlier children have not survived. I guess I believe that any child should be born into a safe environment?
Self preservation is driving her, the baby is just an emotional convenient excuse. If maternal instinct was driving her she would have got out when pregnant for the second time after seeing what happened to her first born.
Ask yourself this, if she is now in her 9th month what has happened to make her come forward now and not months ago. She has seen the writing on the wall for ISIS and is deserting whilst she still has an emotional/emotive card to play.
Husband dead, stuck in a refugee camp, what does she have to lose.
 
You mean like the 15 year olds that are going on strike from school to force action on climate change?

She was not groomed (it was specifically stated yesterday by lead on the original case), she actively searched contact on line before leaving GB, her computer records show it was all one way, hers.
And her 2 friends....

Skipping borders at 14, kinda shows how much kids have grown from what we think 14 year olds do.

She's shown no remorse, even about killings.

She has no place in the country that have given her family a good life...


She's turned her back on all...

Her freedom fighter dutch husband died 2 years ago....What did she do?

Opened her legs time after time for the boys..

Now those boys are on their arse, she comes crying...

May the dogs eat her remains.
 
Self preservation are driving her, the baby is just an emotional convenient excuse. If maternal instinct was driving her she would have got out when pregnant for the second time after seeing what happened to her first born.
Ask yourself this, if she is now in her 9th month what has happened to make her come forward now and not months ago. She has seen the writing on the wall for ISIS and is deserting whilst she still has an emotional/emotive card to play.
Husband dead, stuck in a refugee camp, what does she have to lose.

Maybe maternal instinct kicks in more when it’s nearly due. Maybe this is a topic you can’t call on life experience for.
 
Self preservation is driving her, the baby is just an emotional convenient excuse. If maternal instinct was driving her she would have got out when pregnant for the second time after seeing what happened to her first born.
Ask yourself this, if she is now in her 9th month what has happened to make her come forward now and not months ago. She has seen the writing on the wall for ISIS and is deserting whilst she still has an emotional/emotive card to play.
Husband dead, stuck in a refugee camp, what does she have to lose.
Husband died 2 years ago.. The yank blew his arse...
 
Good retort mate. What do the B&M board reckon?
Same as me, you are a poor imitation of an intelligent guy trying to be edgy <ok>

Oh, and life experience on maternal instincts, I have 2 sisters (one with 1 miscarriage and 1 child, one with 4 children) one daughter with 2 children, cousins, sister-in-laws and many friends with children all of them wanted very much. Women who actually want and plan their children have their "maternal instincts" kick in as soon as they know they are pregnant, perhaps all the women in your life experience got preggers by mistake or you were just too thick to realise how they felt about their baby?
 
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Same as me, you are a poor imitation of an intelligent guy trying to be edgy <ok>

Oh, and life experience on maternal instincts, I have 2 sisters (one with 1 miscarriage and 1 child, one with 4 children) one daughter with 2 children, cousins, sister-in-laws and many friends with children all of them wanted very much. Women who actually want and plan their children have their "maternal instincts" kick in as soon as they know they are pregnant, perhaps all the women in your life experience got preggers by mistake or you were just too thick to realise how they felt about their baby?

Nice.
 
He asked what dealings I had with big business, I named a couple of names and it upset him.
Please keep your Politics thread feuds on the Politics thread. I appreciate that it’s now largely a couple of old men ranting at the wall about brown people and finding reasons to disrespect soldiers but there’s no need to bring your **** elsewhere.
 
Please keep your Politics thread feuds on the Politics thread. I appreciate that it’s now largely a couple of old men ranting at the wall about brown people and finding reasons to disrespect soldiers but there’s no need to bring your **** elsewhere.
Will do mate, I guess I bit too easily.
 
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