Shamima Begum

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She came across as so disingenuous. I do not believe a word of it and it is all a meal ticket back here. She knows she'll walk free, get a flat and money along with probably a new identity.
 
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On Good Morning Britain this morning she was terrible. I can't believe they actually gave her as much air time as they did. She spent a lot of time fiddling with her hair, flashing her nails etc rather than trying to answer questions properly. All of her answers felt half-arsed, gave very little detail and most importantly, signified very little remorse for her actions. I get the impression she feels a victim in all of this. When asked about all three of her deceased children she was able to speak without even a quiver in her voice - not what you'd expect from a Mother who has lost all her children. She was so matter of fact about their deaths, it felt like she had no genuine sadness for their passing.
She didn’t come across very well at all. To me, she’s acting. Badly. I just don’t believe her when she says she’s sorry.
 
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If I was her, I'd want to stay there. If she returns to Britain then there's a high possibility she ends up in a prison cell for years. Didn't she mention a while ago that the Manchester arena bombing was justified? That wasn't when she was 15, that was quite recent. Then again she's British citizen, so what do you do. Bring her back to face justice might be the best option. I am sure the families of the Yazidi women would want justice too. I wouldn't think twice about allowing those people to enact their own justice on her.
 
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I don't trust her at all like others have said, I have only seen clips of the interview, I found it very weird how she said "you have a problem with terrorism in your country" (referring to the UK) very weird, so she doesn't view herself as a part of britain? That said, legally we have to take her back, I just think she should be locked up
 
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I just watched a clip, she doesn't even hide the sneer on her face when speaking about the British public. I don't believe her and I don't think she's sorry.
 
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Can you imagine the public outrage if she were to be allowed back as a free woman? I think people would riot.

(eta- appreciate it's very unlikely, but just imagine!)
 
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I just watched a clip, she doesn't even hide the sneer on her face when speaking about the British public. I don't believe her and I don't think she's sorry.
yeah and how she kept touching her hair, making a show of her nails etc. Pretty weird to go from being totally covered up to wearing a vest like that, seems like she has hired a pr agent :ROFLMAO:
 
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Can you imagine the public outrage if she were to be allowed back as a free woman? I think people would riot.

(eta- appreciate it's very unlikely, but just imagine!)
I think she would be mauled alive, they would have to give her a new identity.
 
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I think she would be mauled alive, they would have to give her a new identity.
I wonder how they would do that with her, I cannot imagine anyone across the UK who wouldn't recognise her, what they would have to do is basically put her into a community that was basically sympathetic with her, which would be very dangerous...
 
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I just watched a clip, she doesn't even hide the sneer on her face when speaking about the British public. I don't believe her and I don't think she's sorry.
Just seen one on the news of her saying about the UKs problem with terrorism and how “you clearly don’t know what you’re doing” 🤨

She doesn’t come across well at all, her tone, entitlement, self pity… She’s saying she wants to help ‘us’ but who said we want/need her help? I don’t think she should be allowed back and I think she’s a huge risk.
 
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I wonder how they would do that with her, I cannot imagine anyone across the UK who wouldn't recognise her, what they would have to do is basically put her into a community that was basically sympathetic with her, which would be very dangerous...
I mean I have no idea how they would do it, maybe on a island in the outer Hebrides?
 
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I lean towards empathy. She was a child and was groomed most definitely BUT what really disturbs me is now that she’s a woman and has lost 3 children as a result of her lifestyle choices she still lacks any remorse or compassion. There is nothing there. Her eyes are cold and glassy. Surly. Rehearsed. Entitled. What she has witnessed and engaged in breaks a person to the very core, but she seems so unaffected… comfortable even.
 
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I don't trust her at all like others have said, I have only seen clips of the interview, I found it very weird how she said "you have a problem with terrorism in your country" (referring to the UK) very weird, so she doesn't view herself as a part of britain? That said, legally we have to take her back, I just think she should be locked up
Yep I picked up on that as well. You and your, not our and ours. Does she not regard herself as British then? If not where exactly does her allegiance lie?

What she said was pretty irrelevant. She simply parroted every argument any of her supporters have ever used. Young girl, check. Groomed, check. Sorry, check. Will now be an intelligence asset, check. Nothing new, but it’s what she didn’t say, and her complete lack of emotional attachment to any of the words she did that’s worrying. She thinks she’s the cleverest person in the room does Shamima.

A very very dangerous woman in my opinion. Didn’t Samantha Lewthwaite use the “I’m just an Islamic wife” defence as well?
 
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The woke brigade who want her back would have blood on their hands if they got their wish and then she did something terror related.
 
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Isn't it odd that IS are aware of her change of heart ,even speaking out against their regime and yet have taken no action against her :unsure: :sneaky:
 
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The woke brigade who want her back would have blood on their hands if they got their wish and then she did something terror related.
Like that Choudrey.

The best thing someone could do is put a bullet in his head - and I would applaud anyone that did. The guy will never be reformed (contrary to what some of the bed wetting 'human rights' leftists think). So why should we have to put up with him spouting endless hate and bile, whilst being subsidised by us to do so. Even after going to prison and being under supposed curfew.
 
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This is how I feel - I'm very aware she was a child and was certainly groomed but equally she does seem so removed from everything. Maybe that's trauma, I don't know but like you say she does seem quite defiant and entitled and this change of look seems very calculated.

There's a very good documentary about her and others like her from America, Canada, The Netherlands and somewhere else, it's called "The Return" and it's quite unsettling but really interesting. You start to feel sorry for the young women and they seem normal and then the docu maker intercuts clips of their past interviews and the horrific things they've said or tweets they've posted and you remember why they're currently all unable to travel back to their own countries. Some of the aid workers in the camp trying to rehabilitate the women lost their family members to Isis attacks and clearly despise what the women have done but are trying to help for the greater good - they're better people than I am that's for sure.

I lean towards empathy. She was a child and was groomed most definitely BUT what really disturbs me is now that she’s a woman and has lost 3 children as a result of her lifestyle choices she still lacks any remorse or compassion. There is nothing there. Her eyes are cold and glassy. Surly. Rehearsed. Entitled. What she has witnessed and engaged in breaks a person to the very core, but she seems so unaffected… comfortable even.
 
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I find the video laughable, the way she's portrayed in "western" casual clothes, hair down as I've seen in so many news outlets, as if we're supposed to think she's reformed or something! Erm! No! I didn't think much of what she was saying either about "us" having a problem with terrorism in the UK and wanting to help, it all seemed a detached ploy to try and get the British public on-side (so to speak) and as a PP said she has detached herself from Britain the very country she's trying to get back into. I get she was groomed into it as a child but I really don't see any sign of, I don't know, remorse? from her and personally I wouldn't trust her as far as I could throw her.
 
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Good morning Brit have uploaded her interview. Surprised to see her take off her headscarf and the low cut top.

 
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