Jihadist schoolgirls

Pat_Smith · 21/02/15 - 17:28

No thread I can see.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/11424884/Three-missing-British-schoolgirls-travel-to-Syria.html

Apparently the police are "very concerned" and are "urging them to come home".

Well, LMAO. I am not concerned for them and I very much don't urge them to come home.

I'm funny like that about terrorists.

[Deleted User] · 21/02/15 - 17:34

There's three separate discussions about this in the general discussion forum as it's not really a political discussion.

Pat_Smith · 21/02/15 - 17:54

Anything about these Islamic nutters is pretty political.

jjne · 21/02/15 - 19:32

I take it you feel similarly about other criminal groups grooming schoolgirls?

deptfordbaker · 21/02/15 - 19:54

Well one thing we can say about Islamic state, they are certainly bringing the disloyal out of the woodwork. Lets hope they enjoy their life as a Jihadi brides. Mind you I suppose our foolish liberal government will allow them to return.

One thing I did find funny was how surprised the media is that our border controls are laughable.

Of course they are, we have no exit controls. All we have do is knock down the wall at airport immigration control and install another bank of scanners facing in the other direction. Oyster worked it out ages ago.

The real need is to link migrants/sponsors with the cost of administration. Our 1980's border force needs a huge cash investment to expand their numbers and upgrade their technology, so how about doubling the price of visas for a start.

Pat_Smith · 21/02/15 - 20:01

jjne wrote: »

I take it you feel similarly about other criminal groups grooming schoolgirls?

Like the Pakistani Rotherham grooming scandal? Indeed.

AndyCopen · 21/02/15 - 20:15

Seems a tad odd three school girls had enough money for the flight and passports at hand etc

Poppy99_Poppy · 21/02/15 - 22:45

I am not at all concerned. Bye bye.

My Time · 21/02/15 - 22:50

Poppy99_Poppy wrote: »

I am not at all concerned. Bye bye.

Anyone who wants to go and live in the Islamic state should be allowed to do so.
They shouldn't be allowed back once they discover how terrible it is.

jjne · 21/02/15 - 23:36

Pat_Smith wrote: »

Like the Pakistani Rotherham grooming scandal? Indeed.

So you're not concerned about the well-being of those schoolgirls either. Thanks for the confirmation.

radio4extracrap · 22/02/15 - 05:15

Hope they enjoy Syria.

jacquelineanne · 22/02/15 - 05:23

Good riddance to bad rubbish

rusty123 · 22/02/15 - 05:34

On one hand there's concerns as to how easily three young girls managed to leave the country on a renowned route into Syria totally unchallenged at the airport and on the other there's the notion that by the time they reached the departure lounge they were already radicalised to the point where the security services might have thought "bon voyage and good riddance" and waved them through.

What I struggle with is the notion that these kids can turn from supposedly normal kids to wannabe jihadists without someone in the family noticing a drastic change in their behaviour over a period of time, especially in young girls from what we're lead to believe are from quite liberal minded families.

Pat_Smith · 22/02/15 - 06:42

jjne wrote: »

So you're not concerned about the well-being of those schoolgirls either. Thanks for the confirmation.

No, indeed. Not remotely. They've made their choice. My only concern is that they never come back. Good riddance to bad rubbish, as far as I can see. Three jihadists less our end of things.

Pat_Smith · 22/02/15 - 06:45

rusty123 wrote: »

What I struggle with is the notion that these kids can turn from supposedly normal kids to wannabe jihadists without someone in the family noticing a drastic change in their behaviour over a period of time, especially in young girls from what we're lead to believe are from quite liberal minded families.

Their parents probably hate the west anyway. Or at the very least, reject our way of life. They just wouldn't have expected them to catch a plane to Syria.

Diamond stat · 22/02/15 - 07:04

ItJustMyOpinion wrote: »

Mind you I suppose our foolish liberal government will allow them to return.

Liblabcons will welcome them back - with their freshly born babies..

Diamond stat · 22/02/15 - 07:08

Pat_Smith wrote: »

Their parents probably hate the west anyway. Or at the very least, reject our way of life. They just wouldn't have expected them to catch a plane to Syria.

Very true. I actually feel sorry for all these muslim parents who have to feign shock for the cameras and police. They probably just want to be left alone but realise - the future of their family suddenly depends on them putting on a good act that this was ''completely out the blue.''

jcafcw · 22/02/15 - 08:45

The problem is that teenagers are very impressionable and prone to making bad decisions that they will later regret. We have seen this where sexual predators have taken advantage of teenagers. It is not too much to extrapolate that this can happen in this regard.

Dave Cameron has set the right tone on this showing concern as to how this could happen in the first place. Someone on the BBC news I heard on the radio yesterday did question why, if the police know about these sites, why they are allowed to remain up.

It seems disheartening that people are willing to write these girls off without at least trying to give them a chance to correct their mistake. They are heading to an horrendous life by all accounts. We should be doing everything we can to give them an escape route.

crystallad · 22/02/15 - 08:59

I think the MOD knew these girls were travelling and where aloud to board that plane. They have been a free advert and reminder to get Muslim parents to keep check on there children.

This is an escalating problem and a good move by the government!

Dacco · 22/02/15 - 11:19

My Time wrote: »

Anyone who wants to go and live in the Islamic state should be allowed to do so.
They shouldn't be allowed back once they discover how terrible it is.

Not in the slightest bit interested what happens to these jihadist brides, if any more want to go then let them......... BUT this must be on the understanding that they will NOT be allowed to re-enter the UK. Good riddance to them.

Dacco · 22/02/15 - 11:24

jcafcw wrote: »

It seems disheartening that people are willing to write these girls off without at least trying to give them a chance to correct their mistake. They are heading to an horrendous life by all accounts. We should be doing everything we can to give them an escape route.

These jihadist brides have written themselves off and should live by their decision. No escape route.

duckymallard · 22/02/15 - 11:26

crystallad wrote: »

I think the MOD knew these girls were travelling and where aloud to board that plane. They have been a free advert and reminder to get Muslim parents to keep check on there children.

This is an escalating problem and a good move by the government!

Well, your wee conspiracy falls at the first hurdle.

Who travels abroad has got absolutely hee-haw to do with the Ministry of Defence.

Daewos · 22/02/15 - 11:31

jcafcw wrote: »

The problem is that teenagers are very impressionable and prone to making bad decisions that they will later regret. We have seen this where sexual predators have taken advantage of teenagers. It is not too much to extrapolate that this can happen in this regard.

Dave Cameron has set the right tone on this showing concern as to how this could happen in the first place. Someone on the BBC news I heard on the radio yesterday did question why, if the police know about these sites, why they are allowed to remain up.

It seems disheartening that people are willing to write these girls off without at least trying to give them a chance to correct their mistake. They are heading to an horrendous life by all accounts. We should be doing everything we can to give them an escape route.

I think you are being a wee bit optimistic. They are Muslim so will get no care or concern from most posters here.

abarthman · 22/02/15 - 11:35

If they want to go, let them. I don't give a jot and I really don't understand the amount of press coverage.

We shouldn't be discouraging anyone from going to Syria to fight for ISIS. We should be offering them free one-way passage with no possibility of a return to the UK.

abarthman · 22/02/15 - 11:38

Daewos wrote: »

I think you are being a wee bit optimistic. They are Muslim so will get no care or concern from most posters here.

I couldn't care if they were atheist, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, or any other religion.

If they leave this country of their own accord to fight for an opposition force, they have made their beds, so they should be left to lie on them.

Blairdennon · 22/02/15 - 11:49

Daewos wrote: »

I think you are being a wee bit optimistic. They are Muslim so will get no care or concern from most posters here.

It is not just Muslim though is it, it also includes going to support and aid a group that beheads British aid workers, kills anyone who does not fall in with their line of thinking and demonstrates barbarity against gays and many other minorities. Who should we have concern for?

Hey there!

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