Girl who joined ISIS group in Syria to lose UK citizenship

[StreetFight3r]

好马不吃回头草

 

 

[Jamesc]

Actually I am very jealous of her.

 

As all of you know I am into ASMR.

 

Can you imagine how happy I will be if I went to a place where they massage me 5 times a day?

 

Foot massage and head massage and oil massage and Thai massage and every where massage.

 

And every day I can eat Mookata, tom yum soup, birds nest and mango sticky rice.

 

I will be like her and feel like I am living in paradise too.

 

Edited February 20, 2019 by Jamesc

[Sdf4786k]

Will never be wiped out one lah. It's like Al-qaeda.

Wipe wipe wipe, still there and now even thriving post osama 

 

You know whats worst right ?

 

When this happens

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/7-malaysian-wardens-radicalised-by-detainees

 

Stupidity knows no boundary. 

 

Now if I can only know how to use the same ideology for my group of IT staff that I can convert them to work harder without pay increase, that would be great.

 

 

 

Staff sent for de-radicalisation; Home Ministry begins isolating militants from other prisoners

KUCHING (Sarawak) • The Malaysian authorities have sent seven prison wardens for de-radicalisation programmes after they fell under the influence of detainees involved in militant groups, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said yesterday.

The development has also prompted the Home Ministry to begin isolating detainees held for militant activities from regular prisoners, to curb the spread of terror ideology in the prison system, he was quoted as saying by the New Straits Times (NST) on its website yesterday.

Announcing the detection of the seven radicalised wardens, Datuk Seri Zahid, who is also Home Minister, said: "I know that this is news which will make everyone feel uncomfortable. However, this is not something we can deny... We have addressed this problem."

Malaysia has been battling a rise of militancy among its citizens, including those who swore loyalty to terrorist group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

Mr Zahid said yesterday that 63 Malaysians have travelled to the two Middle Eastern countries, and 261 suspected militants are behind bars.

Last month, two young Malaysians, who were directed by a Malaysian militant based in Syria, threw a grenade into a nightspot in Selangor - the first successful strike by the terror group in the moderate Muslim country.

 

 

Mr Zahid said the government is pulling out all the stops in combating militant activity, NST reported.

"That is why we have begun separating detainees with militant ideologies from regular prisoners to avoid the spread of such influences within prisons in the country," said Mr Zahid.

He also said that the Home Ministry is refurbishing the high-security Kamunting prison to house ISIS-linked detainees and enable them to undergo de-radicalisation.

The programme will be supervised by the Prison Department, police, Health Ministry as well as Islamic departments.

"We have refurbished it and built a new block where these suspects will be detained," he was quoted as saying in The Star newspaper.

The prison, located in remote Kamunting in northern Perak state, was the main detention centre for high-security detainees.

 

And it gets worst

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/malaysias-prisons-under-threat-of-radicalisation

 

Malaysia is facing a militant radicalisation threat in its prisons following the arrest of a 53-year-old former detainee, whom the police found had been actively recruiting inmates while he was serving time.

National police chief, Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun, said the suspect, who had just been released from prison, was arrested with a 37-year-old acquaintance in Tapah, Perak, on Friday.

Mr Mohamad Fuzi said the former Internal Security Act (ISA) detainee had been actively recruiting inmates in Tapah Prison after he was arrested in February 2013 and convicted of terror offences.

The duo were among eight suspected militants, including five with links to the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) in the Philippines, who were arrested in a series of anti-terror raids which took place between Sept 27 and Oct 6 in Sabah, Selangor and Perak.

In the first series of arrests, two Malaysians, two Filipinos and another Filipino with Malaysian permanent resident status were arrested in Sandakan, Sabah, on Sept 27.

"We believe they were making travel arrangements for ASG militants into Malaysia," he said.

A 35-year-old Albanian man, who is a guest lecturer at a Malaysian public university, was detained in Selangor on Oct 1 after police intelligence found that he had connections with ISIS militants overseas.

Malaysia faced its first terrorist attack in June last year when a grenade was lobbed into a nightclub in Puchong, Selangor, injuring eight people. The two men responsible were sentenced to 25 years in jail.

 

Edited February 20, 2019 by Sdf4786k

[Jamesc]

I am not against ISIS.

 

I always believe people with the same values should live together.

 

Some people don't like to wear clothes. They should be allowed to live in a place where they don't have to wear clothes.

 

With a tall wall so that people with binoculars that don't like to see this sort of things won't get offended.

 

Just like a young couple that walks around naked with the curtains open close the curtain so that the group of men standing on the opposite block with their binoculars around their neck that don't like to see this sort of things won't get offended.

 

I am happy this girl has found a place where all the other people have the same values and lifestyle as her.

 

One day I too hope to live in the ASMR place.

 

[Maxus-MIFA9]

I am not against ISIS.

 

I always believe people with the same values should live together.

 

Some people don't like to wear clothes. They should be allowed to live in a place where they don't have to wear clothes.

 

With a tall wall so that people with binoculars that don't like to see this sort of things won't get offended.

 

Just like a young couple that walks around naked with the curtains open close the curtain so that the group of men standing on the opposite block with their binoculars around their neck that don't like to see this sort of things won't get offended.

 

I am happy this girl has found a place where all the other people have the same values and lifestyle as her.

 

One day I too hope to live in the ASMR place.

 

 

Oei...... now they use drones...

 

Can fly as low and close as possible ..

[Jamesc]

I think we shouldn't be too judgemental and we should allow people to live the lifestyle they want.

 

Some people want to dress like Ninjas and some people don't want to wear any clothes.

 

Who are we to say who is right and wrong?

 

I just hope people can find a place they can live the way they want without other people complaining.

 

Oei...... now they use drones...

 

Can fly as low and close as possible ..

So that they can complain they really don't like to see naked people.

 

 

I just can't stand the hypocrisy.

 

I want to say here and now I love to see good looking young ladies naked.

 

I admire nature's work.

 

Some people don't and I am not here to change their minds.

 

[Jamesc]

To set the record straight.

 

I am into the healthy ASMR that Chryst was talking about and not those sleazy massages that happily ended.

 

I am only into clean and healthy activities.

 

Edited February 20, 2019 by Jamesc

[RadX]

seems like nother one, this from Alabama

 

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/alabama-woman-joined-islamic-state-seeks-return-us-180258110.html?fbclid=IwAR0o6dciU4vflOVb40aNU0aCAqJct8nxSfOWM91EMH7LCt-Yptm5kMAl_X4

 

 

 

 

 

Alabama woman who joined Islamic State seeks return to US

 

JAY REEVES

Associated Press 20 February 2019

 

 

 

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This undated image provided by attorney Hassan Shibly shows Hoda Muthana, an Alabama woman who left home to join the Islamic State after becoming radicalized online. Muthana realized she was wrong and now wants to return to the United States, Shibly, a lawyer for her family said Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019. (Hoda Muthana/Attorney Hassan Shibly via AP)

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama woman who left home to join the Islamic State group after becoming radicalized online realized she was wrong and now wants to return to the United States, a lawyer for her family said Tuesday.

Hoda Muthana, 24, regrets ever aligning herself with the terrorist organization and is putting herself at risk by speaking out against it from a refugee camp where she has lived since fleeing the group a few weeks ago, said attorney Hassan Shibly.

Muthana, who dodged sniper fire and roadside bombs to escape, is ready to pay the penalty for her actions but wants freedom and safety for the 18-month-old son she had with one of two IS fighters she wed, he said. Both men were killed in combat.

In a handwritten letter released by Shibly, Muthana wrote that she made "a big mistake" by rejecting her family and friends in the United States to join the Islamic State.

"During my years in Syria I would see and experience a way of life and the terrible effects of war which changed me," she wrote.

After fleeing her home in suburban Birmingham in late 2014 and resurfacing in Syria, Muthana used social media to advocate violence against the United States. In the letter, Muthana wrote that she didn't understand the importance of freedoms provided by the United States at the time.

"To say that I regret my past words, any pain that I caused my family and any concerns I would cause my country would be hard for me to really express properly," said the letter.

Shibly said Muthana was brainwashed online before she left Alabama and now could have valuable intelligence for U.S. forces, but he said the FBI didn't seem interested in retrieving her from the refugee camp where she is living with her son.

A Justice Department spokesman referred questions to the State Department, which did not immediately return an email seeking comment.

Muthana's father would welcome the woman back, Shibly said, but she is not on speaking terms with her mother.

Ashfaq Taufique, who knows Muthana's family and is president of the Birmingham Islamic Society, said the woman could be a valuable resource for teaching young people about the dangers of online radicalization were she allowed to return to the United States.

"Her coming back could be a very positive thing for our community and our country," Taufique said.

 

[Othello]

 

 

now the QN is, if one day a fellow brother or sister from Sg joins a terrorist group too but years later,regrets doing so and wish to return to sg, what would we do? what would our government do? do we let him/her return? should we risk it all? we dont know how damaged their minds would be then. should we let them return, jail them for an un-determined no of yearS? How many years is enough? how do we determine they are safe to be integrated bk to our society again after that?

 

 

oorbigood !!! 

 

same as what the British Govt did, revoke citizenship 

[Kb27]

She has dual citizenships. Can always return to Bangladesh.

 

A country cannot make anybody stateless by rejecting his/her citizenship.

Good thing she has Bangladesh to fall back on..

[Jamesc]

Why all these ladies want to live with the filthy infidels who eat pork and drink alcohol?

 

Don't they enjoy living with the true believers and living every day in the true faith?

 

Why would they want to live with the cruel enemy that did all the evil things to the nice people of ISIS.

 

ISIS so good and US and UK so bad they should stop thinking about going there and spend everyday of their natural life living in paradise.

 

May they live with the nice ISIS people forever and ever.

 

 

Caliphate good democracy no good.

 

Caliphate good democracy no good.

Edited February 20, 2019 by Jamesc

[BanCoe]

if even uk prison dun want her?

 

she stay where??

syria??

 

the latest news is ISIS kenna wipe out already.

 

last week got a news,

US plan to release all the isis prisoner if their own country dun take them back

Heard the same but how can they say ISIS is history when that Baghdhadhi fellow is still at large

[Lala81]

It's would be easy to say that it's silly for such things to happen.

 

But you have to understand that fundamentally, these extreme beliefs that these terrorists hold are written down in their holy texts. U can say it's out of context, taking one line out of many and twisting it to your interpretation etc etc etc

But the extremists will say "yeah sure ... but is it written down in this text u claim is most holy?"

The answer is ...

 

And outside of their very extremist behaviour (say planting a bomb or plotting sabotage etc), they probably seem like extremely devout individuals during the rest of the time (since they are doing nothing else in prison).

 

If you even have one intelligent socio/psychopathic person imprisoned, there's a good chance that someone will believe him. True sociopaths are extremely capable at manipulating other people. Most of these recruiters are at least a sociopath.

 

 

You know whats worst right ?

 

When this happens

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/7-malaysian-wardens-radicalised-by-detainees

 

Stupidity knows no boundary. 

 

Now if I can only know how to use the same ideology for my group of IT staff that I can convert them to work harder without pay increase, that would be great.

 

 

 

Staff sent for de-radicalisation; Home Ministry begins isolating militants from other prisoners

 

 

Edited February 20, 2019 by Lala81

[Jamesc]

 

 

How stupid can people be?

 

If anyone ask me to give my life to join a terrorist group.

 

I not smart but I immediately call police to have them arrested.

 

I cannot be radicalised.

 

[Kb27]

someone went to join ISIS,

they fight against British troops, the very country you come from.

what's that say about you ?

 

if that's not treason..

[Vid]

Why she didn't ask Bangladesh to take her in? [laugh]

[Jamesc]

someone went to join ISIS,

they fight against British troops, the very country you come from.

what's that say about you ?

 

if that's not treason..

The girl say the British are rapists and murderers of her people.

 

So why she want to live with the rapists and murders?

 

She stay Syria better.

 

I am so happy to read so much good news today.

 

[Xefera]

Put them all on a very very remote island in South Atlantic like "Survival" but no need to have immunity challenge.

 

Let them fight it out among themselves and practice whatever beliefs there.

 

Human tendency. Always wanting the best of both worlds.