Is there a time limit on remorse?

Any remorse she shows now is simply an act of desperation to return to this country....imo.

But it wouldn't have been had she shown it earlier?

That’s right…well done.

What was the cut off point?

She had plenty of opportunities to show remorse when she was initially interviewed. It’s only since she realised her lack of remorse went against her that she’s now being remorseful…

There are at least 360 UK citizens who went to fight FOR ISIS who have returned quietly with full support of the Government. They could be walking round your town or mine. How do you feel about that? How is their situation any different to hers other than they have not had their faces splashed all over the media so they are faceless hence posing a far greater risk to the UK public - de-radicalised or not.

I struggle to understand why we have made such an example of this one young girl. I have very limited sympathy for her except for a sense of unjust treatment when we have allowed actual fighters, killers and terrorists to return.

She said
If Isis came to the camp
she would rather die than join them.

She had to say it before 8.59pm on the 9th of August unfortunately. She unwittingly missed the window of benefit of the doubt, so now it's lies.

Yes another Interview
this time with SkyNewsHD.


Latest : she was groomed by friends and older men
she met online before joining the terror group.

https://news.sky.com/story/shamima-b...in-uk-12475239

OMFG did whoever checks content for sky not realise what the first two words in that video are?? :umm2: :skull:

What?


Her Speaking was fine

what are they?

I'm not repeating on here :think:. One of them says "S - N" and another one laughs. They're obviously just having a joke as young people do but Sky could have cropped it out...

...either that or I'm mishearing but I don't think so, it's pretty clear! It's literally the first second.

The Presenter is talking over that
so most will not hear it.

I assume they missed it when putting the video together. I do remember a fantastic occasion when ITV interviewed a Scottish football fan at an airport and didn't realise that he had used the fantastic phrase "anyc *nt" (in place of "anyone") during the interview. :skull:

I can vaguely hear it now, you must have some high definition speakers :laugh:

7.1 surround sound gaming headphones innitt #Gamr4Lyfe

is s-n a step up from s-m?

Genuinely have no idea what the word is

A racially offensive slur for people of middle-eastern origin. I imagine it was being relayed that someone else had used it on one of them, and they were laughing about it.

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