Alan Harper's Tash
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I’d give her life without parole if convicted of the stuff that has been reported.
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Shamima Begum
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I’d give her life without parole if convicted of the stuff that has been reported.
If she should go to prison for life, then so be it and I don’t see why that view is that controversial.
The insinuation that I’m evil is one I take seriously, especially when I’m supposedly evil for wanting ISIS members dead.
Had the liberals got their way we wouldn’t have helped with the defeat of ISIS. It’s important to point out you could see ISIL over the horizon from Baghdad until ally air strikes pushed them back.
Pick a side, Ive chosen mine.
I’d give her life without parole if convicted of the stuff that has been reported.
I’d prefer the goofy woman to die in a Kurdish jail, preferably soon.
hilts
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Firstly, she would have to formally admit associating with and assisting a proscribed terrorist organisation. On that basis (and this really is a finger in the air job) I would say (on the basis of her serving two thirds of her sentence) somewhere in the order of 25-30 years, would punish her, take her youth from her, serve as a deterrent to others, but still give her the opportunity to contribute positively to society and live a significant proportion of her life beyond being released.
She has already admitted it and didn't even have the decency to show any remorse even as an adult. Bet she gets nothing like 25-30 years.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I don’t think doing so on a tv interview counts as ‘formally’, mate. Unless it’s on This Morning, possibly.She has already admitted it and didn't even have the decency to show any remorse even as an adult. Bet she gets nothing like 25-30 years.
And that wasn’t the question posed!
hilts
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I don’t think doing so on a tv interview counts as ‘formally’, mate. Unless it’s on This Morning, possibly.
Not sure even O.J. could beat that rap:-)
gordondaviesmoustache
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Disagree; the Bronco ride pretty much amounted to a confession!Not sure even O.J. could beat that rap:-)
BobKowalski
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There is some irony in grown men describing her as evil and then happily lining up to hang her, shoot her or throw her out of a plane.....
It’s violent fantasy porn. She is a permissable target on which to let it out. It’s almost a therapy thread :)
She has already admitted it and didn't even have the decency to show any remorse even as an adult. Bet she gets nothing like 25-30 years.
She was 17/18 whilst she was strapping up suicide vests.
This is when she was 19 with the Sky Reporter-
Was there a point when you started to have second thoughts about your life under Islamic State?
Only at the end, after my son died. I realised I had to get out for the sake of my children - for the sake of my daughter and my baby. Yeah.
Only at the end?
Yeah.
You didn't have any regrets up until that point?
No.
hilts
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It’s violent fantasy porn. She is a permissable target on which to let it out. It’s almost a therapy thread :)
Make up that spare room fella. Couple of teddies would be nice.
Put a lock on the cutlery drawer though;-)