dear Brian,
you sound like one.
Are you just trolling or are you genuine?

Brian Ross wrote on Nov 8^th, 2022 at 10:58am:



So if you're not an Islamic apologist then
maybe you're an Islamic sympathiser?    

Of course it could never happen here could it?

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/11/06/denmark-charges-islamic-state-women-...







Danish prosecutors have charged three women, all in their thirties, for promoting terrorism after travelling to Syria where they joined the Islamic State and married members of the jihadist terror organisation.

The three women, aged 33,35, and 38, have been charged by Danish prosecutors after being in custody since arriving back in Denmark in October 2021 after they were repatriated from the al-Hol prison camp in northern Syria along with their 14 children.

“It is our opinion that women have been an important part of ISIS in terms of family and practical support of the terrorist organization, which contributed to isis activities in the occupied territories,” said Jakob Berger Nielsen, public prosecutor in Viborg, the newspaper Berlingske reports.


Two of the women are said to have Danish citizenship, while another has dual citizenship and, as a result, could be stripped of her Danish passport and deported — a move the prosecution wishes to take in the case.

Two of the women are expected to be brought before juries as prosecutors are seeking at least four years in prison for each, while the other case is expected to be brought before a hearing.

The first case is scheduled to take place in November, with the second taking place in April of next year. No date has yet been confirmed for the third case.

Several countries have arrested and prosecuted returning Islamic State women who were repatriated from the al-Hol camp, including Denmark’s neighbour Sweden, which arrested a woman last year who allegedly forced her own son to become a child soldier for the terror group.

Earlier this year, the daughter of an Islamic State woman arrested for forced marriages, human trafficking, and helping an Islamic State member rape a child, was also arrested in Denmark after she was accused of trying to ship off a four-year-old girl to Qatar against the wishes of the mother of the child.

Frank wrote on Nov 7^th, 2022 at 2:51pm:


Because they are Australia citizens - not Afghani or Pakistani. Due to the ISIS caliphate no longer existing, there is no other country on earth besides Australia who is obligated to take responsibility for them. They are welcome to seek asylum in Afghanistan or Pakistan, but those countries are perfectly entitled to kick them out and declare "not our problem".

Frank wrote on Nov 10^th, 2022 at 3:49pm:



Let’s face it, the ISIS wives would not be returning to Australia if the Islamist extremist head-lopping Caliphate was still at large in Syria and Iraq.

Someone in charge of Australia needs to state, once and for all, that Australian-dual citizens who joined ISIS – or any other similar hostile foreign state – now, or in the future, will ever be permitted to return.

Instead, the charade continues.

One of the West’s flaws is allowing our system to be exploited by people who apparently hate our country and the peaceful citizens within it. These same people have demanded the rights and privileges that they denied to the victims of the ISIS regime and its horrific Jihad.
Jason Thomas

polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 3^rd, 2022 at 12:44pm:

By that logic the Palestinians should ALL be taken by Turkey, Syria, Jordan etc because the last state they were part of, the Ottoman Empire, no longer exists, only its successor states.
Or they should resign to being part of Israel and territories occupied and controlled by Israel, the other successor state on that corner of the world (previously occupied and controlled by Jordan and Egypt).


In any case, these jihadis and their children would not be returning to Australia if the Islamist extremist head-lopping Caliphate was still at large in Syria and Iraq.  They were not in Syria and Iraq when ISIS took over - in which case they would be right to request rescuing. But no, they went to be part of ISIS, so let them wear the consequences.


Anyway, Albo has brought them back already, so now we can keep an eye on them at great expense, both in monitoring and welfare payments.

Frank wrote on Nov 10^th, 2022 at 3:49pm:


Sure. I'll speak to the fact that so far the majority of the repatriated are children, the oldest I believe is 13. That would mean almost all of them were not even born when their parents set out for jihad and glory. We, as a country, were responsible for their parents the moment we failed to stop them from leaving - as per Australian law. We therefore should take some responsibility for their children, all entirely innocent, being put in harms way.