Escape from ISIS -Channel 4 10pm
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Is anyone else watching this?
It's a very disturbing insight into life under ISIS.
It's a very disturbing insight into life under ISIS.
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I watch the news everyday, read news articles on line, but I was not prepared for this, it is extremely upsetting.
I cannot understand how human beings can become like them.
Incredibly disturbing. It's hard to believe all this is going on in the world we live in.
I hate feeling this impotent about it.
A 94 year old got jailed over ww2 atrocities today, maybe that was right maybe wrong, YET THIS IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, just one brave lawyer trying his best, he is an angel on earth. Shames any of us who live in 'civilised nations'.
Sad hearing the very elderly lady saying that ISIS don't differentiate between the young and old and how she was taken as a sex slave and was forced to donate blood.
ISIS have no regard for women young or old, even their own - forcing them to be covered up head to toe.
They must really must hate them.
So did I. That was one of the most sickening things I've ever watched. These people are beyond vile, there are no words to adequately describe them.
I switched off at that . What father does that ? A coward , a despicable runt of a human being .
Yeah life under Saddam sounded a right barrel of laughs.....
Yeah it was wrong of me not to clarify for the obtuse like you.
so Yazidis under Saddam and Yazidis under ISIS. That's the comparison. A transition that our great nation's politicians and army helped in achieving.
Concentrate hard....Yep that's it, how good did that feel?
Yeah that Saddam was just a big cuddly genocide loving teddy bear.
That was bad although the father would probably have had his head chopped off if he didn't do it. It was sickening that the woman watching it was saying the stoning 'rules' were broken not that the stoning was disgusting.
Well done to those men going to get them back. Especially the guide, who, after they had got people across, was filmed walking back in.
The fact most of it goes off in towns just hit it home there is no way I could cope with that if it happened in the town I lived in
Im not sure what you could call these individuals. They are not human and you cant insult animals by calling them that. Seeing video footage just goes to show that they are just a group of thugs making up rules as they go along and using women for their own pleasure.
I don't know why I was shocked about the father stoning his daughter as this goes on in the muslim world but it just shows how muslim men view their women. Im just glad I was born in the west.
Its a pity that there are so many innocent people in Raqqa as it should be bombed to extinction with those low lifes and their followers (yes including the ones from Britain).
Those men carrying out the rescues were real heroes who put their lives on the line to rescue the women from those barbarians.
Youre right Tony, him and his group are the sort we should be working with. However, I suspect there is a lot going on that we don't know about.
How poignant was that? Such decent, brave men. Khaleel and his colleagues are nothing short of heroic.
A harder watch than I had expected. Amal, 18 suffering multiple rape and yes the stoning - heartbreaking that the father felt the necessity to join in. Though I agree as said, Moona criticising the 'rules' of stoning being broken rather than the act itself was beyond belief.
Will keep this recording for a while, may need to watch again to see what I missed. The optimism of the guy with the laptop, beard and serious cigarette habit saying one day the dark will go and all will be light again - paraphrasing - is truly amazing. We can only hope he is right.