This woman's face is infamous throughout Britain; and she's back in the news!
She is Shamima Begum, the silly London schoolgirl who ran away to Syria to become an 'ISIS Bride', and support the Islamic terrorists.
She left the UK in 2015. Just 10 days later she was given to, and married, Dutch Terrorist Yago Riedijk.
Begum worked for ISIS as an 'Enforcer' in the Morality Police. She caried an AK47, and made sure that all women were correctly dressed/covered; or else! A really charming young lady!
She allegedly had several children, all of who seem to have mysteriously died. Having eventually been interned in a Syrian detention camp in 2019, her UK Citizenship was revoked, and she adopted her husband's Dutch Citizenship.
However she is now (understandably) desperate to return to England, and has tried to do so for the past few years; to no avail.
Currently the ECHR (the EU's Court of Human Rights) is trying to enforce her return to Britain. However, foreign courts have no jurisdiction over the UK's courts, so she stays where she is!
Begum now says that she regrets her support of ISIS (surprise surprise); it has brought her nothing but trouble, and of course she would love to be back in freedom-loving, democratic, Britain. But, as everyone knows, she made her choice, and must live by it (as do we all).
She can say how terribly sorry she is for all her past actions till the Cows come home, but it's action that counts; not idle words. No-one believes that she could have supported terrorism one minute, and not the next.
Here she is now, dressed like the people she previously assaulted, as a charming 'Enforcer'.
Known terrorists, and their sympathisers, should NEVER be allowed into the UK. Could someone make sure that our government understands that!
I would love to describe what I think of people such as Begum; but libel-laws prevent me!
A correction - the ECHR is the European, not EU, Court of Human Rights, and predates the EU by many years, with origins shortly after the end of WWII.
ReplyDeleteThe imbecile UK politicians still accord it far too much attention through, instead of ignoring as they should.
It's the EU that tries to dictate the rulings of the ECHR.
DeleteShe'll be back, we accept the wrong ones instead of being happy to be rid of them.
ReplyDeleteStarmer welcomed El Fattah back to Britain recently, so who knows; he might welcome Begum back too. Nothing surprises me.
DeleteShe was only 15 when she left the UK to join ISIS. Some people are asking whether she should continue to be punished given her impressionable age at the time,
ReplyDeleteShe stayed with ISIS, and did their dirty work, well after the age of 15. She began as a silly 15 year old, and remained silly there-after.
DeleteBeing able to live in Holland is not exactly a hard life. She's there legally obviously and should make the most of it.
ReplyDelete15 is very young to know what you're doing and once you're in there it's probably very hard to get out. But as I said, she is lucky to be living where she is
I think she's still in a camp in Syria. She's not keen on going to Holland.
DeleteIn Yorkshire we refer to her as Eee Begum as in the expression, "Eee Begum tha made tha bed an tha can lie in it!"
ReplyDeleteI had a feeling she came from Yorkshire, when she said she'd go to the bottom of her stairs. No-one in Syria knew what she was talking about.
DeleteShe is not Dutch, whilst she married someone who was she did not get citizenship. She is now stateless as the UK has stripped her of her citizenship and Bangladesh has said she is not entitled to its citizenship.
ReplyDeleteGood! That means she'll HAVE to stay in Syria.
DeleteHopefully she will stay in Syria where she belongs.
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