‘I Was Groomed Into Joining ISIS When I Was A Teen’ | This Morning

[@Isak_Real]

GROOMED?? She was 24/25 when she decided to go to Syria

[@chrisking8579]

She was 15 at the time

[@Monet2004]

@@chrisking8579 She was born in 1989, she went to Syria in 2014. Do the math . SHE WAS 25!

[@irandude1655]

@@chrisking8579 you cannot seriously do math. what a shame.

[@Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

@@chrisking8579 She was 25 NOT 15: Born: 1989 (age 35 years), Birmingham

[@shammydammy2610]

@@chrisking8579 Shamima was 15. This one was not. This one already had a kid before, a kid she decided to take with her on this endeavor.

[@HaleyStark.]

Lol she left because it was uncomfortable and dangerous there, not because she was wrong to try to join a terrorist group.

[@Reaper7763]

Thats what i think when listening to most of them. Most of all shamima begum.

[@worldme8034]

she is not in danger.. she is the danger

[@BugattiChiron_SS]

well shes out now and she has her own youtube channel IG account and tiktok account isn't that wild

[@dianamincher6479]

English law please not Shariya law-Not an Islamic person?

[@ronniedsouza2404]

Gud1

[@SubhashishBagchi]

She is herself a danger for other people.

[@jasmins581]

I don't understand why she is claiming to have been groomed. She wasn't a child, she was 24 years old. She fully understood what she was doing.

[@1Luv87]

She was 15 not 24

[@jasmins581]

@@1Luv87 No she was not. She was born in 1989, so you can do the math on that. Shamima Begum was 15, not this girl.

[@1Luv87]

@@jasmins581 ooo oh ok

[@saichetanreddy2012]

@@1Luv87 well 15 years is a kid now? and even has a boyfriend

[@njxwolverine2493]

@@1Luv87she was 24

[@Vegan_scorpioo]

Even thinking about joining isis at any level is a no-no for the majority no matter what! I still think she is not changing

[@MsEviera]

Britain Government should send her back to Syria and never let her enter to England.

[@AdultThirdCultureKid1971]

100%. Beware of anyone who preys upon and exploits your feeling of lack of direction and empathy for others.

[@andrewblunts-ringwalks4508]

Some are a child when it suits a narrative. Some are guilty depending on the level of hate

[@abbieee771]

She joined ISIS because of a relationship breakdown….wow

[@GrgAProduction]

Excuses excuses excuses .. like you hear alllover in this. It’s everybody else’s fault. Not ONCE was it her own actions and choices that were wrong.

[@assiahussein3225]

Exactly ​@GrgAProduction

[@mandarapriya3530]

And starting a new life in Siriya was hilarious 😂😂😂

[@Mikemaax]

They all blame others for their happy childhood!!! She makes me sick!!! She had 6 years of time to plan what to say and talk when she leaves the place where she belongs!!!

[@albertroan24]

The real question is why was she treated differently to SHAMIMA what are the fundamental differences and disparities between the two

[@ZM-et7zt]

Exactly

[@truthhearit1471]

She left and came home on her own after a short term

[@umadevihunt4863]

Exactly. Lies kept pouring out of her evil mouth

[@itsallgood8347]

It never came up in this interview, but, it's citizenship. You cannot make someone stateless. Shamima had her citizenship revoked, because the UK believe she has Bangladeshi citizenship. If that wasn't the case, Shamima would 100% be allowed back.

[@lanapapas]

Shamina was a child...she was a mom and older. Yet she get mercy.

[@Wjill2]

She knew exactly what she was doing and she came home because it wasn’t fun when she got there! Rewarding this person by putting her on TV is exactly what you don’t need to do! She’s not helping anyone except herself!

[@mandarapriya3530]

Exactly

[@teecee9113]

Hear, hear. Well said. I agree.

[@cheche833]

My sister is nine yrs old and she knows ISIS is bad. Come on, she knew what she was doing.

[@haajiraaziz9723]

Your sister has a healthy household and school where people taught her about this

[@haajiraaziz9723]

We also try to teach people at the mosque that it's not allowed to go and do stuff like this

[@zaidalamara692]

​@@haajiraaziz9723 in sunni mosques there was sheiks that told the mentally ill to join isis only after they start being watched did do lil efforts to say that isis is bad

[@noemptychairs4283]

Try to teach?

[@JessimusPrime]

“I knew it was a war torn country but I didn’t get it until I got there..” … what??? 🧐🧐🧐 I get how that Tide pod challenge kicked off.

[@peanutquezergue99]

The UK will never learn.

[@maryannelawless4447]

ive been vulnerable and lost...but I ended up reading books, cooking, going to the gym and travelling a bit. But I didn't gravitate towards a terrorist organization.

[@sairanbeauty]

Same over here, I don’t believe her😕

[@mandarapriya3530]

Exactly

[@teecee9113]

Hear, hear. Well said. It's such an extreme & disturbing decision. I'm not happy, think I might join an extremist group. Very weird. And very scary.

[@ruyasude]

Usually when people end a relationship they grieve that relationship then move on… so it’s not an excuse for joining ISIS. Sorry but I just don’t believe her

[@ajitchristie-david6849]

Something not right, comes off as fake,she needs to be watched long term

[@mrr4975]

Ok you watch her and make sure she behaves.

[@KingofgraceSARA]

You know she is.

[@teecee9113]

My god! I couldn't agree more. She is almost defensive & somewhat smug. I don't trust her one bit.

[@Mr.Lord.77]

Ex Muslim community - we don't believe her

[@erisrandon5239]

They do exist

[@Beyonder1987]

Ex Muslim as in born to Muslim parents but never was religious to begin with

[@noahwurtz9921]

@@Beyonder1987no, as being brought up as a Muslim, taught and read the Quran. Then being educated scientifically, having access to modern philosophy and rationalism, and discerning the incredibly base layered primitive beliefs present throughout Islam.

[@beautifulmelanatedgoddess2299]

@@Beyonder1987ex Muslim means no longer a follower of Islam and not practicing Islamic faith.

[@harshaverma9721]

How do you trust that she is not still radically influenced?

[@abbieee771]

She’s very suspicious isn’t she

[@jitennchaudhary9665]

@Elora 17 Lol she joined ISIS because of her relationship breakdown. WTF

[@christinaraji513]

@@jitennchaudhary9665 yes , is not she , if she went to breakdoun , go join with social service organisation or go with yoga. It's not , it's something not normal to join with Isis and went to fight or work with them ? I think , don't trust her , it's better choice .

[@classicalmuslim]

Because she made a bad decision in the middle of a perfect storm of grooming, youthful naivety, emotional vulnerability and social isolation, then she went to prison, did therapy, and now has set up an organisation to help others to not go in the same direction. Does she need to prove her contrition anymore?

[@jitennchaudhary9665]

@@classicalmuslim What about those children and parents who got killed because of her. Hard to believe a person who joins ISIS because of breakup. But I appreciate if she has changed & involved in social work for the redemption of her actions in the past

[@tanchauee1165]

None of them thinking about wanting to be back when they knew ISIL is killing innocent people... They only thinking about coming back when their lives is in danger...

[@Life_On_Bags]

Takes no responsibility, spouting pure lies and epitomises eveything wrong with the UK

[@bobbydigital9323]

I dont think she knows what grooming is or she figured out to say "i was groomed" to deflect the blame.

[@AA-pi2dz]

Don’t believe her when she says she was groomed. She had a choice: go or stay was her own decision Guess what, I’ll return and tell everyone what they want to hear so I can stay now, is a very canny strategy I wouldn’t trust her ever..

[@TruthSeekerAll]

100% spot on.

[@moneymofo4193]

If this happened to an American they would get killed the Uk is too soft

[@User786_SG]

I was watching some documentary around the foster system in UK. I was surprised that muslim families are given responsibility of non muslim kids who vulnerable and can be easily radicalised. Always remember that you are nothing to them if you are not a muslim.

[@GypsyChlo]

That is heartbreaking, but unsurprising .

[@njxwolverine2493]

Groomed as a 24 year old grown adult? Let’s be honest why do women try to absolve themselves of responsibility all the time

[@danifranc7011]

Why did men create this network in the first place!?

[@souxcasa]

It is entirely possible to be groomed as an adult whether you are male or female. All you need to be is emotionally vulnerable

[@francescarose8157]

Something is definitely not right with this women she has like no recognition or like self awareness

[@hearmeoutbro]

She’s a very dangerous person. I don’t believe she was groomed. All I heard in this interview was “me me me.”

[@girinambiath9860]

Her picture with Ak47 😂😂😂😂

[@dawnhirsh6263]

I really think that they need to treat these women as victims of a cult. The way they were groomed online, most of the women had risk factors even if they grew up in the West. The whole experience really reminds me of so many cult stories that I have heard. I am not saying that those involved of criminal activity should not be prosecuted or repay society in some way, but I think that given the youth of so many of them and their stories, they are as much victims of ISIS as anyone. Think of how many times many of them were forced to marry again and again. They were baby machines. It was a horrific experience and I think that we should at least include the cultish aspects of ISIS in their evaluations, treatment, and consequences.

[@hearmeoutbro]

They knew what they were doing was wrong. They’re not victims.

[@jlopez5289]

PREACH!!

[@kdlofty]

What about men who are radicalised/groomed?

[@jlopez5289]

@@kdloftythe same applies. You’re young, you’re impressionable, easily misguided and misled. Can’t condone the actions young radicalised men go on to do but vital to understand the CORE ISSUES at play and susceptibility/vulnerability to falling prey to ‘recruiters’

[@moomin534]

No they shouldn't. Beheadings are not part of the average cult.

[@markgill7138]

I don't buy this at all. Once a terrorist always a terrorist. She should've been sentenced to life

[@ruthmariano6187]

LIES - your actions/your choices, your responsibilities.

[@TruthSeekerAll]

“Groomed into joining ISIS” is a very convenient excuse she successfully used to get back in. She went there because she chose to.

[@rationalist455]

I am not a UK citizen but still I feel something's not right here.she should be confined in jail,why is she on tv? hasn't people in UK heard about sleeper cells or anything like that?

[@wylderose3878]

Traitors have to have some consequences to discourage them from betraying their country.

[@sumandixit7518]

Also, before labelling as ‘grooming’ we need to know true details of the exchange. Same way she concealed the fact she had approached the terrorist until asked. You can say grooming now, but what’s the facts?

[@danifranc7011]

Why do they keep saying she was a teen! She was in her 20s ! Her attitude is wild she still defending herself n actions!

[@scammersnightmare]

Wikipedia claimed she lied to the judge and had encouraged ISIS type of violence and agenda. Not knowing what ISIS was about before traveling there with her baby and posted a photo with a gun and a smile with her baby, do these reporters just want to blindly trust her?

[@saradielli7490]

Because all good debates start with "Wikipedia claimed..." 🙄 need to go educate yourself a tiny bit more.

[@charlotteforeman9651]

She lived on my street when I was young. I actually knew her family and went into her house two or three times, I was friends with her family then. Can’t believe she ended up here.

[@michaelhein2914]

where are her parents fro ?

[@irandude1655]

She is a little celebrity now done press tour. lol

[@kdlofty]

This is a near perfect example of saying what she thinks other people want to hear.

[@mrr4975]

and you know that how? Are you able to read her mind?

[@kdlofty]

@@mrr4975Mind? No. Body language, speech pattern, phraseology, cadence and inflection yes. Oh and a dose of common sense.

[@The_World_Champion.]

@@kdlofty Excellent rebuttal 👏👏

[@rederickfroders1978]

She blames everybody but herself

[@Rugmunchersauce3]

I hope she didn't blame me, I don't even know her.

[@natalionet]

@@Rugmunchersauce3 🤣🤣

[@layletts7888]

It’s part of their culture. Always blame others

[@louise6119]

I don’t think she’s revealing all I think she skipped a lot of details out of this

[@the_bottle_imp]

In this interview she really worked hard to avoid any responsibility for her own actions. The UK should ask the US if they have a space for her at Guantanamo Bay.

[@kalyaninagarajah5137]

So true

[@TravelAlwaysOfficial]

The hosts were gracious to her. Much appreciated!

[@shree7680]

I don't think they deserve any chance anywhere in the world...people should live with thier choices...it wasn't that she accidentally...teleported to somewhere she didn't want to...

[@christinaraji513]

U didn't think it's dangerous before go that place and join with that people . OMG , wtf , she literally make us fool .

[@chinnarai8185]

So she blames a man with whom her relationship broke. Wow

[@Bastet32]

She didnt blame him. She explained what caused her the state of being that pushed her to act that way.

[@donnyhenderson3514]

She should never be allowed to walk the streets. She knew exactly what she was doing.

[@Benitamaria]

The amount of times she says ‘grooming process’ Go away

[@Bpositive5464]

This interview is an example that how media can have too cheap intentions,!

[@Bpositive5464]

Why do you make a interview with an enemy of the state,?

[@malihahan]

You have obviusly misunderstood the subject within this interview. Holly and Phil are interviewing this woman because SHE wants to warn others of the highly mistake she did and went through.

[@charicole7745]

You can’t trust these monsters!

[@abbieee771]

Are you mad…she wanted to join ISIS

[@verachia8137]

Alot of people calling it out saying how is it grooming. Maybe in western culture it's so easy to define your individualism and set yourself apart.... in Islam it is definitely not like that even the way you brought up its completely different, whether secular or religious there is a tie to Islam. So when you start to be part of a community that's more radical and these people are telling you to be more involved getting you emotionally riled up without the facts of a situation, coax them to come to a country that they know nothing of, they trust them because it's the fight for Islam, why would my brothers and sisters would want to hurt me? We follow the same faith. Also look up "grooming", it includes young person as well.

[@classicalmuslim]

The negative comments against her are appalling! If you've never been an emotionally vulnerable and socially isolated naive teenager, caught in a perfect storm of factors including grooming that lead you down path which you now deeply regret, you should probably reserve some modest silence. And what kind of society do you espouse where someone admits their wrong, serves time, does the necessary programs and now wants to offer help to ensure others don't do the same, and you still hold the past against them? Oh yes, contemporary British society. God, I miss the generation of my grand-parents when there was something called decency and forgiveness.

[@tamashorvath5131]

well honestly being a terrorist and joining ISIS is far from stealing a pack of gums at the gas station this is not something you end up doing in a low moment. Back in your grandparents time UK had harsher punishments, you got soft (not personally). You don't forget to terrorists imo.

[@classicalmuslim]

She didn't join ISIS to go and "kill non-believers". She drowned herself in intense religiosity to overcome emotional distress, the kind of religiosity that can easily slide into ultra conservative fanaticism. ISIS happened to take advantage of that situation and groomed her. Most of the violence they were committing was usually explained to these kids as "fabricated western propaganda" and naive teenagers are hardly the type to do investigative journalism to double check.

[@aleksandranedeljkovik5277]

Admits their wrong ? She joined the worst terrorist group ever, posing with pictures....she needs to be watched. Period. This is not a small mistake. She planned this. She planned this for a long time.

[@saichetanreddy2012]

defending her is crazy

[@classicalmuslim]

@@saichetanreddy2012 I never defended her past choices; I called for people to remain silent from cynical judgements about her motives and then appealed for them to be more forgiving towards her based on her accepting her wrong, doing prison time, and now wanting to help others not go her way.

[@chaitraraghuraman283]

She was not groomed. She went because she wanted to become a queen of the Caliphate.

[@banksy2870]

She should not have been allowed to come back to UK - you will never know who gets poisoned with her presence in this country.

[@hallala234]

the apeal for most of these girls was scratching the itch in their lady bits!

[@No-op6yj]

I feel like there is something missing from her story--I feel she went there for a man…

[@bbkthebot]

she should be locked up more than 3 years

[@chacham2589]

Accountability is their kryptonite

[@sebbosebbo9794]

a adult Mafia member that blame others ... holy sh.... ..and now she wants to make money out of it and she view her self as a the new caretaker voice for people like her. .🤮

[@dianamincher6479]

Tareena has shown bravery and initative in escaping the Isis net with her British passport and penetrating the UK border at Heathrow. The difference between Tareena and Shamima is that Tareena had a British passport but Shamima had lost her sister's passport and felt that she could not crash the barrier/border at Heathrow! Shamima never attempted to return physically to Britain but had she attempted to return and physically succeeded the Courts would have looked at her case in a different light! Tareena went to Court and got a 6 year sentence of which she served 3 years! But Tareena didn't get a life sentence in the form of a banishment order, from the British Courts like Shamima,for life, which is hopelessly unfair and unjust!

[@solapowsj25]

Being aware of the dangers of joining ISIS. Good that this was brought to light.

[@heidisciberras4159]

Excuses.... she knew what she was doing. I dont pity her

[@sliceofcouture]

As a British Muslim born in a liberal yet cultural family, you know what is right and wrong. There is a plethora of information and guidance of Islam of what is the correct path than ever before. There are countless positive Muslim role models around the globe who don’t propagate Jihad. Islam is a peaceful way of life for those of understanding and focuses on healing yourself by submitting to Allah not by blowing yourself and others up. The Quran & Sunnah demonstrate that. May Allah swt guide her and others and us all ameen

[@saradielli7490]

Very beautifully and eloquently put. I just wish all of the narrowly minded xenophobic non Muslim British individuals saw it in this light. The truth of healing and peaceful way of life through faith in Islam. Although I am slowly learning acceptance and understanding I can't spread goodness everywhere in the world. I have the utmost respect for people of faith. I have a history of vulnerability from family neglect and other aspects of British society resulting in multiple complex trauma. However, I have very high personal values of humanity, empathy and human equality. Although in an unstable upbringing and life I could not bring myself join an extreme ideology. Some people due to psychology individual differences are more easily persuaded or vulnerable or brainwashed to go down the wrong path. I can't judge a person because I haven't lived their life experiences or mental states to truly understand what got them to such a dark place. Perhaps in this case they can ask for tawbah and that would be a direct matter between them and Allah swt. However, I am a true believer that British officials have let the youth and children down far too often. In the case of Shamima Begum, Britain let 3 young teenagers board a flight to Turkey - which is well known to facilitate or look the other way at these things. Teenagers obviously Muslim, and generally speaking whose parents tend to be stricter and wouldn't allow that. So something dodgy was going on. They should have been stopped at the airport, interrogated with an adult present, and security and counterterrorism police called. Put to an intense deep rooted De-radicalisation programme and counselling. It is not Syria's or another country's responsibility. Born in Britain and / or Nationality of Britain - Britain's responsibility. We harbour far more dangerous criminals in the U.K. and look the other way at them. Corruption is everywhere. These girls / women haven't physically murdered or committed worse to someone. I apologise for my very long winded response - I just find you and a small minority of people on here are the only decent ones. I send you blessings and peace!

[@qasmb1546]

*Except the quran and sunnah demonstrate the opposite.* And we can never deal with the problem when liberal believers like you refuse to acknowledge this and want to live in la la land pretending its all about peace.

[@qasmb1546]

*Except it doesn't and actually demonstrates the opposite.* And we can never deal with the problem when liberal believers like you refuse to acknowledge this and want to live in la la land pretending its all about peace.

[@qasmb1546]

@@saradielli7490 *Except it doesn't and actually demonstrates the opposite of peace.* And we can never deal with the problem when liberal believers like you refuse to acknowledge this and want to bury your head in the sand and pretend its all about peace.

[@qasmb1546]

@@saradielli7490 *Except it doesn't and actually demonstrates the opposite of peace.* And we can never deal with the problem when liberal followers like you refuse to acknowledge this fact, and want to bury your head in the sand and pretend its all about peace.

[@Dreamy-j9f]

She is dangerous

[@UpaliEdirisooriyaMudiyanselage]

No remorse at all just left Syria cos uncomfortable life out there in Syria not the extremist ideology she still have the same ideology keep eye on her

[@nicholaschristodoulou5766]

Liar liar pants on fire

[@Kole61]

This looks like having a snake in the garden!

[@MS-vj1mb]

So in other words she is not normal and she is easily led and gullible.

[@KillBilly13]

Was

[@saichetanreddy2012]

@@KillBilly13 is

[@JafLaf]

How vulnerable is someone coming from a good supporting family ...(?)

[@AnandKumar-kp8bt]

Well there are so many in UK and still lot of conversion going on in UK.

[@Adamkareemrevert]

She seems such an articulate girl. Crazy hard to know what to beleive

[@Ade-y7l]

Adult grooming can only happen to those, who lack the capacity for thought and thus cannot willing consent. There almost no way, she had lived disconnect from any of the news coverage at the time. Her being actively on FB, properly can support that claim alone. She committed treason which is a premeditated act.

[@howtobeit9149]

yet they allowed her back in and not begum... that's giving out a great message to the rest of the people.

[@navylaks2]

I'd say send her back to join Begum, in fact send all those Isis not cases back to those camps

[@AliKhan-yx1dy]

Warning to any one thinkg going there and thinking il be back no dont even think of that crime be grateful to uk we are safe and have everything

[@user-mv5qu6uo2x]

At 15 years old, vulnerable or not.. you know what you’re doing. When I was 15 the police pulled me over for not wearing a helmet and I’ve never fucked with the law since 😆 . She knew what she was getting into, she intentionally went to a war.

[@joshf-w9602]

She wasn’t 15, she was 24 and already had a child who she also took over to Syria

[@JossBailey-v5c]

She was 24 and she took her son!

[@mandarapriya3530]

Guys we must spread awareness in our communities about dangerous ISIS and their grooming techniques online and save our kids😢.

[@jenfoster128]

I'm surprised they sent her to prison. She was only there for 8 weeks. She clearly realized almost immediately that she had made a mistake. So many of these girls were promised a wonderful husband who would take care of them and envisioned themselves in this happy family. They didn't leave because they wanted to join a terrorist group they joined because of the promise of a happy life.

[@nanakonadu-]

Why isn't it a happy life for them anymore? We all watch and hear major things going on in the news, she knew exactly what she was getting herself into. I'm surprised she only got three years. Stop pampering scorpions

[@SOT233]

Happy life??? Everybody knew the crimes perpetrated by Isis then: beheadings, crucifixions, etc. That's what these ladies were complicit with. They wanted a "happy life" for them but didn't care if their husbands beheaded other people. We should stop making excuses for them.

[@lolcinnamon]

The woman was 25 years old ffs

[@assiahussein3225]

​@@nanakonadu- She her friend 😂

[@abbymoore185]

Sorry but she wouldn’t have even come back if she was given the life she was after, “sorry she got caught not because she means it” type of vibe, she blames everyone else but her self, I don’t buy it she’s good at saying what people want to hear, you don’t run to isis over a teenage relationship breakdown, I think it’s obvious what she was after and she’s only back because none of it went her way.

[@haajiraaziz9723]

I'm trying to find the No Filter interview of her, it was so good - she's older in it and takes a lot more accountability

[@Rugmunchersauce3]

Vulnerability - stupidity.

[@robertservini4976]

Yeah it was terrifying , oh here is a photo of me with a rifle a smile on my face😂😂.Yeah its a war torn country , thought i would lead a normal life. Convicted criminal.

[@sumandixit7518]

Is this the same thing as writing to psychopaths locked up in prison? Bad boys Islamic version. It’s no joke when doors one opens leads to the loss of innocent lives.

[@Webbcatt4]

Zero accountability. 20/30/40 + can be brain washed... but she has yet still a responsibility.

[@zeddyteddy3729]

She is not a victim

[@dianamincher6479]

British judges imposed English Constitutional law and English law in Tareena Shakil's case but pro Conservative English judges have imposed Shariya law in Shamima Begum's case and English judges have abandoned English Constitutional law and English law! Its mainly a politicizing of English law to oust Shamima Begum by the Conservatives!

[@navylaks2]

What is she even doing on that morning show and why is she even out?, she should be placed in the Tower of London

[@Annie-ss9bx]

She wasent groomed she went alone she seen what isis was doing & she was brought up in Britain & took her child into that she dosent deserve to be let back in same as the other 1 that left to go join & shes blamingva failed relationship stop the lies shell still be working for yhem wait & see 😢😢

[@t.n.2302]

Lucky for you despite what you said. A liar will always lie.

[@michaelhein2914]

she lies I wouldn't let her anywhere near me

[@hamlet557]

Have we noticed that all isis fighters are going to syria via Turkey? Has anyone realized that isis closest friend is Turkey and we are doing nothing about it?

[@0900370pian]

The reason they all went to Syria via Turkey because Syria has the longest border with Turkey and Turkey kept the border open for Syrian refugees to enter Turkey. Travelling to Turkey also provide an excuse for westerners as a holiday destination. Other bordering nations like Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon are either too dangerous and difficult to enter or the border was totally closed off. More so the Syrian border with Lebanon and Jordan largely controlled by Assad forces on the Syrian sides. The Turkish border on the other hand were mostly controlled by Syrian opposition groups or Kurdish militia.

[@tamsynbrown]

What point is she trying to make...? Sounds like she joined isis, decided she couldn't handle it and then got off lighlty ....

[@kaykhanom]

Funny how Shamima Begum didn't get the same break! This girl was older and Shamima was groomed as a teen along with 2 other girls.

[@navylaks2]

Neither this crackpot nor Begum were innocent, send her back to join the others in the camps

[@pinkmandymoo]

Shamima doesn’t even seem sorry though

[@kaykhanom]

@@pinkmandymoo no she looks like a destroyed damaged person who wouldn't be when you've been groomed, married to a monster, seen your friends murdered (who were also groomed) endured several miscarriages, discrimination from the UK government and people and stripped of your citizenship in the only home country you knew. I'd say most people would be pretty dead inside and lost. No matter what way she apologises let's face it she's the wrong skin colour and the laws used to strip her of her citizenship is racist. If that was a Caucasian young teen would they they looking for ancestry in Europe to palm them off to? I doubt it. People wrote that girl off because she didn't fit the aesthetic!

[@uwsgrrrl9981]

I cannot watch her talking BS. She shouldn’t have been let back into the UK.

[@Stridderfighter]

Tutorial mode and still threw it away😂 i cant with humans 😂

[@patrickjosephhenderson2222]

So the grass wasn't greener and she decided to come back she wasn't groomed she knew what she was getting into

[@FYI003]

She gets to play both sides of the fence with impunity and then run to the winning side?

[@pokemasterhek]

I still cannot believe she got off so lightly She kept a man afloat while he killed innocent people

[@unknowna7307]

She was 24. Shamima begum was 15. And she’s not accepted to come back. What makes her any different.

[@user-kk3ij6ge8o]

She couldn’t handle the heat in the kitchen

[@keifer7813]

Ngl you can't claim being groomed when you were in your mid 20s 😅

[@maryduffy2036]

She knew Syria was a warn torn country, how dense is she ? When it all goes wrong, she wants to come back, the U.K shouldn't let them.

[@scottgoodson5132]

She should be in the same place as Shemima Begum