The experience affected her so much that the reason she wanted to go back to Britain was because of the baby she was carrying at the time. She knew that she and the child would have access to healthcare
Even the journalists who found her - and at that point she was still classed as a new arrival - noted that she was clearly parroting radicalised points when she said that someone was beheaded because he would be a potential danger to Muslim women, but that she seemed to be having a bit of a struggle in supporting and rejecting ISIS ideology at the time
It struck me as very important that she’s very unfortunate that the stuff she said when she was still in that very radicalised state of mind is a lot of the stuff she was judged on and will forever be continued to be judged on. Would our perception of her be different if we heard from her after she had the time to process her experience with ISIS and consider whether those beliefs were something she genuinely believed in?
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Also this little conspiracy is giving Meghan Markle and her fake children