‘These Children Are Dangerous!’ Wise Indonesia Says No To ISIS
An excellent article in the South China Morning Post about the Indonesian Government’s far-sighted decision to refuse re-entry to any of those foul creatures we’ve seen on news reports from detention centres in the Middle East.
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I refer to the ISIS sows and their brats, the sort of sectarian scum Theresa May welcomed back to Britain…
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…to the fury of every decent person in the UK!
You can read the quite lengthy piece by using the link below, but what particularly got my attention were the comments of one man who really ought to know what he’s talking about on the subject of sectarian terrorism.
He’s a former leading member of JI – a notorious and violent Islamist gang – and his name’s Nasir Abas.
What he says is so glaringly obvious that Western governments must deliberately blind themselves to the truth, that –
…the former Isis members are using women and children to “gain sympathy” from the government so they will be allowed to return to Indonesia.
“That is why you always see [Isis] women and children being interviewed by the media. That is their strategy to survive and to get out of their detention at the camps. Those children not only witnessed sadistic, barbaric acts…
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…but there were children who shot dead and beheaded prisoners [themselves],” he said.
“As a result of that, children of former Isis members cannot be treated as normal kids.
“Those children are dangerous.”
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…We have looked at some of the sows before…
Fiona 13:01 on April 21, 2020 Permalink |
You seem to be working a 24 hour shift, from home or not.
I hate this confinement for many reasons but mostly because you lose track of when you should be up and about. I used to go to bed at 11pm but now it’s 2 or 3 in the morning, then rise at noon.
I saw that tv visitation to the detention camp and those ISIS women are pure evil.
We should ask the Iraqis politely to hang them all.
As for their brats, if they are still young enough to clean the poison out of their minds, give it a go, but they will need to be kept under lock and key for years to be sure they dont start murdering people.
I say we take the British Labour Party idea, age 16, old enough to vote, old enough to make adult decisions and therefore old enough to take the consequences.
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