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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 10 Mar 19 6.33pm
How anyone can have an ounce of sympathy for this scumbag actually beggars belief? Not one of the bleeding hearts have mentioned the sex slaves or primary executions by ISIS of which she joined although I doubt for one moment she was part of. If she's had her citizenship revoked let her claim asylum in another country? But wait, I doubt if they are lining up to take her in. There is something desperately, desperately wrong when a scumbag like this illicits so much sympathy yet good honourable people like say the Gurkhas aren't allowed to settle in the UK or have the same pension rights. Pro USA & Israel
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SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 10 Mar 19 6.33pm

How anyone can have an ounce of sympathy for this scumbag actually beggars belief? Not one of the bleeding hearts have mentioned the sex slaves or primary executions by ISIS of which she joined although I doubt for one moment she was part of.
If she's had her citizenship revoked let her claim asylum in another country? But wait, I doubt if they are lining up to take her in.
There is something desperately, desperately wrong when a scumbag like this illicits so much sympathy yet good honourable people like say the Gurkhas aren't allowed to settle in the UK or have the same pension rights.

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Mapletree Croydon 10 Mar 19 6.53pm
Originally posted by ChrisGC That's the first one, I said the second. Typical lefty, editing to suit. Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 6.21pm) This was post giving birth If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it. This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially. As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her. Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm)
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Croydon 10 Mar 19 6.53pm

Originally posted by ChrisGC

That's the first one, I said the second.
Typical lefty, editing to suit.

Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 6.21pm)

This was post giving birth

If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it.

This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially.

As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her.

Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm)

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ChrisGC Wantage 10 Mar 19 7.14pm
Originally posted by Mapletree This was post giving birth If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it. This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially. As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her. Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm) Went on holiday to Raqqar, are you for real? As you picked a quote to suit your narrative I know you've seen what I'm referring to. I'm not dignifying your nonsense any longer, you'll only dob me in for another card. Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 7.24pm)
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Wantage 10 Mar 19 7.14pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

This was post giving birth

If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it.

This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially.

As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her.

Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm)

Went on holiday to Raqqar, are you for real?

As you picked a quote to suit your narrative I know you've seen what I'm referring to. I'm not dignifying your nonsense any longer, you'll only dob me in for another card.

Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 7.24pm)

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Mapletree Croydon 10 Mar 19 8.17pm
Originally posted by ChrisGC Went on holiday to Raqqar, are you for real? As you picked a quote to suit your narrative I know you've seen what I'm referring to. I'm not dignifying your nonsense any longer, you'll only dob me in for another card. Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 7.24pm) This is what you said: ''Apart from the fact that they met and spoke to her in Raqqar, yeah right. They just go on holidays to a war zone by chance.'' I do not believe that the family of this girl are implicated and I would be surprised if they travelled to Raqqa. I find it frustrating how people assert guilt by association. I did not 'dob' you in. If you stopped posting like a school child I doubt you would now have a yellow card.
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Croydon 10 Mar 19 8.17pm

Originally posted by ChrisGC

Went on holiday to Raqqar, are you for real?

As you picked a quote to suit your narrative I know you've seen what I'm referring to. I'm not dignifying your nonsense any longer, you'll only dob me in for another card.

Edited by ChrisGC (10 Mar 2019 7.24pm)

This is what you said:

''Apart from the fact that they met and spoke to her in Raqqar, yeah right. They just go on holidays to a war zone by chance.''

I do not believe that the family of this girl are implicated and I would be surprised if they travelled to Raqqa. I find it frustrating how people assert guilt by association.

I did not 'dob' you in.

If you stopped posting like a school child I doubt you would now have a yellow card.

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ChrisGC Wantage 10 Mar 19 10.18pm
Originally posted by Mapletree This is what you said: ''Apart from the fact that they met and spoke to her in Raqqar, yeah right. They just go on holidays to a war zone by chance.'' I do not believe that the family of this girl are implicated and I would be surprised if they travelled to Raqqa. I find it frustrating how people assert guilt by association. I did not 'dob' you in. If you stopped posting like a school child I doubt you would now have a yellow card. You say that, but it wouldn't be the first post with a hint of a fib: maybe you should call up SP again and see what he thinks, if you can spare time off from your world travels and residing in several countries which you seem to fit around being a life long season ticket holder and now the HF's top boy. Bit rich judging others for being childish when your posts consist of: 1) Signal Virtue 2) Condescend to anyone who challenges you 3) Thinly veil an appeal to the moderators in open posts 4) Repeat
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Wantage 10 Mar 19 10.18pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

This is what you said:

''Apart from the fact that they met and spoke to her in Raqqar, yeah right. They just go on holidays to a war zone by chance.''

I do not believe that the family of this girl are implicated and I would be surprised if they travelled to Raqqa. I find it frustrating how people assert guilt by association.

I did not 'dob' you in.

If you stopped posting like a school child I doubt you would now have a yellow card.

You say that, but it wouldn't be the first post with a hint of a fib: maybe you should call up SP again and see what he thinks, if you can spare time off from your world travels and residing in several countries which you seem to fit around being a life long season ticket holder and now the HF's top boy.

Bit rich judging others for being childish when your posts consist of:
1) Signal Virtue
2) Condescend to anyone who challenges you
3) Thinly veil an appeal to the moderators in open posts
4) Repeat

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Mapletree Croydon 10 Mar 19 10.32pm
Originally posted by ChrisGC You say that, but it wouldn't be the first post with a hint of a fib: maybe you should call up SP again and see what he thinks, if you can spare time off from your world travels and residing in several countries which you seem to fit around being a life long season ticket holder and now the HF's top boy. Bit rich judging others for being childish when your posts consist of: 1) Signal Virtue 2) Condescend to anyone who challenges you 3) Thinly veil an appeal to the moderators in open posts 4) Repeat I have never spoken to Steve Parish on the phone I can, however, recognise a diversionary tactic. On the HOL I am told that ad hominem attacks tend to be linked to failing arguments I shall continue to assume those trying to implicate the whole Begum family do so without proof or objective cause. They may have their own subjective rationale
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Mapletree

Croydon 10 Mar 19 10.32pm

Originally posted by ChrisGC

Bit rich judging others for being childish when your posts consist of:
1) Signal Virtue
2) Condescend to anyone who challenges you
3) Thinly veil an appeal to the moderators in open posts
4) Repeat

I have never spoken to Steve Parish on the phone

I can, however, recognise a diversionary tactic.

On the HOL I am told that ad hominem attacks tend to be linked to failing arguments

I shall continue to assume those trying to implicate the whole Begum family do so without proof or objective cause. They may have their own subjective rationale

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ChrisGC Wantage 10 Mar 19 11.18pm
Originally posted by Mapletree I have never spoken to Steve Parish on the phone I can, however, recognise a diversionary tactic. On the HOL I am told that ad hominem attacks tend to be linked to failing arguments I shall continue to assume those trying to implicate the whole Begum family do so without proof or objective cause. They may have their own subjective rationale The posts might be lost to the depths of the notice boards but we both know what you said, and the denial and backtracking now speaks volumes. Here's the quote, I had the city in Syria wrong it wasn't Raqqa: “It’s kind of heartbreaking to read,” a teary Begum, 19, told an ITV News reporter who showed her a copy of the letter. “My family made it sound like it would be a lot easier for me to come back to the U.K. when I was speaking to them in Baghouz. It’s kind of hard to swallow.” As for ad hominem attacks? Your lack of self awareness is truly something unique. At least your last post proved my 4 step summary of what you do absolutely correct, you followed them without fail.
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Wantage 10 Mar 19 11.18pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

I have never spoken to Steve Parish on the phone

I can, however, recognise a diversionary tactic.

On the HOL I am told that ad hominem attacks tend to be linked to failing arguments

I shall continue to assume those trying to implicate the whole Begum family do so without proof or objective cause. They may have their own subjective rationale

The posts might be lost to the depths of the notice boards but we both know what you said, and the denial and backtracking now speaks volumes.

Here's the quote, I had the city in Syria wrong it wasn't Raqqa:

“It’s kind of heartbreaking to read,” a teary Begum, 19, told an ITV News reporter who showed her a copy of the letter. “My family made it sound like it would be a lot easier for me to come back to the U.K. when I was speaking to them in Baghouz. It’s kind of hard to swallow.”

As for ad hominem attacks? Your lack of self awareness is truly something unique.

At least your last post proved my 4 step summary of what you do absolutely correct, you followed them without fail.

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cryrst The garden of England 11 Mar 19 6.06am
Originally posted by Mapletree This was post giving birth If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it. This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially. As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her. Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm) Only a schoolgirl who knew how to use a false passport and knock out 3 kids. Mmmm Kids eh ,dont know nuffink! Yeah right.
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cryrst

The garden of England 11 Mar 19 6.06am

Originally posted by Mapletree

This was post giving birth

If there is a definitive statement that her family went on holiday to Raqqar (sic) then please provide it.

This girl made her own bed, albeit was only a schoolgirl initially.

As far as I can see neither her parents nor her baby deserve to be treated with disdain. She stole from her family to fund this journey, yet still they want to take responsibility for her.

Edited by Mapletree (10 Mar 2019 6.56pm)

Only a schoolgirl who knew how to use a false passport and knock out 3 kids.

Mmmm

Kids eh ,dont know nuffink!
Yeah right.

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Mapletree Croydon 11 Mar 19 7.12am
Originally posted by ChrisGC The posts might be lost to the depths of the notice boards but we both know what you said, and the denial and backtracking now speaks volumes. Here's the quote, I had the city in Syria wrong it wasn't Raqqa: “It’s kind of heartbreaking to read,” a teary Begum, 19, told an ITV News reporter who showed her a copy of the letter. “My family made it sound like it would be a lot easier for me to come back to the U.K. when I was speaking to them in Baghouz. It’s kind of hard to swallow.” As for ad hominem attacks? Your lack of self awareness is truly something unique. At least your last post proved my 4 step summary of what you do absolutely correct, you followed them without fail. She was in Baghouz not Raqqa. They were not there. Phones.
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Mapletree

Croydon 11 Mar 19 7.12am

Originally posted by ChrisGC

The posts might be lost to the depths of the notice boards but we both know what you said, and the denial and backtracking now speaks volumes.

Here's the quote, I had the city in Syria wrong it wasn't Raqqa:

As for ad hominem attacks? Your lack of self awareness is truly something unique.

At least your last post proved my 4 step summary of what you do absolutely correct, you followed them without fail.

She was in Baghouz not Raqqa. They were not there. Phones.

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ChrisGC Wantage 11 Mar 19 7.34am
Originally posted by Mapletree She was in Baghouz not Raqqa. They were not there. Phones. That's not an inference that the rest of the interview and other statements by her and her family supports.
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ChrisGC

Wantage 11 Mar 19 7.34am

Originally posted by Mapletree

She was in Baghouz not Raqqa. They were not there. Phones.

That's not an inference that the rest of the interview and other statements by her and her family supports.

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Mapletree Croydon 11 Mar 19 9.04am
Originally posted by ChrisGC That's not an inference that the rest of the interview and other statements by her and her family supports. Well, if they managed to travel to Baghouz and meet with her, then hats off to them. They managed to do what nobody else did. They must have been VERY keen to get back their daughter. Was it the whole family or only half a dozen of them?
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Croydon 11 Mar 19 9.04am

Originally posted by ChrisGC

That's not an inference that the rest of the interview and other statements by her and her family supports.

Well, if they managed to travel to Baghouz and meet with her, then hats off to them. They managed to do what nobody else did. They must have been VERY keen to get back their daughter. Was it the whole family or only half a dozen of them?

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Stirlingsays 11 Mar 19 9.32am
After the baby unfortunately died this story died. I'm not seeing what the interest is in it. She made her choice, there will be plenty of fifth columnists willing to fund her, let them. There will be strict Islamic countries like Iran that I'm sure would be willing to have her.....or alternatively she could marry another nutjob over there and continue living how she sees fit. The only thing that annoys me is that the government is massively virtue signalling over this bint while it has had thousands of IS fighters come back into this country but it hasn't kept track of them. Because they can't.....because the problem is too big and these arseh0les allowed that situation to develop....and now they bend the knee to this community and cross their fingers over attacks. Edited by Stirlingsays (11 Mar 2019 9.33am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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11 Mar 19 9.32am

After the baby unfortunately died this story died.

I'm not seeing what the interest is in it.

She made her choice, there will be plenty of fifth columnists willing to fund her, let them. There will be strict Islamic countries like Iran that I'm sure would be willing to have her.....or alternatively she could marry another nutjob over there and continue living how she sees fit.

The only thing that annoys me is that the government is massively virtue signalling over this bint while it has had thousands of IS fighters come back into this country but it hasn't kept track of them.

Because they can't.....because the problem is too big and these arseh0les allowed that situation to develop....and now they bend the knee to this community and cross their fingers over attacks.

Edited by Stirlingsays (11 Mar 2019 9.33am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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