ANTI-TERROR WATCHDOG: WELCOME ISLAMIC STATE FIGHTERS BACK TO BRITAIN WITH OPEN ARMS

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You can not make this stuff up, folks. Britain is facing some crazy societal shifts. One of them is the returning British citizens after fighting WITH the Islamic State.

What do you get when you mix a nation that has been deeply infiltrated by muslims and a "watch dog" who is supposed to guard against Islamic Terror who supports re-assimilation of Islamic State fighters?

You get a recipe for disaster. No joke. What says the Queen on this? We couldn't find anything on the internet to say that she will guard The Church of England from those who might want to harm her.


Here is the article:

“Anti-terror watchdog wants ‘naive’ young jihadis to not be prosecuted on their return from ISIS,” by Nicholas Cecil, Evening Standard, October 20, 2017 (thanks to G E - Per Pamela Geller):

Teenagers who “naively” travelled from Britain to join Islamic State in Syria should be given space to reintegrate into society on their return rather than be prosecuted, Britain’s anti-terror watchdog said today.

Max Hill QC warned against “losing a generation” of young men, and some women, by putting them through the courts after having being lured to go to the warzone by IS propaganda.

He spoke out a day after EU Security Commissioner Julian King said up to 8,000 foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq may return to Europe after the fall of the IS stronghold of Raqqa.

Around half of the estimated 850 Britons believed to have gone to join the extremists are now believed to be back in the UK.

Mr Hill, the independent reviewer of anti-terror legislation, told BBC radio: “The authorities have looked at them and looked at them hard and have decided that they do not justify prosecution, and really we should be looking towards reintegration and moving away from any notion that we are going to lose a generation due to this travel.

“It’s not a decision that MI5 and others will have taken lightly.

“But they have left space, and I think they are right to do so, for those who travelled out of a sense of naivety, possibly with some brainwashing along the way, possibly in their mid-teens and who return in a state of utter disillusionment and we have to leave space for those individuals to be diverted away from the criminal courts.”

The stance faced immediate questions given that supporting a terrorist organisation such as Islamic State is a criminal offence in the UK.
isis slave Nadia Murad Basee, a 21-year-old Iraqi woman of the Yazidi faith, reacts after speaking to members of the Security Council during a meeting at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell, who sits on the Commons foreign affairs committee, said: “The presumption should be that all people who went to join IS should be dealt with by the criminal justice system unless there is a good reason why not.

“IS is an utterly barbaric organisation still intent on carrying out terror attacks in Britain and everything possible must be done to stop its supporters being involved in such atrocities.”

Tory MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown added: “We should take a tough approach on this. Protecting against any future terror attack must be the primary concern.”

Mr Hill stressed that he was not saying that all Britons who have joined IS should escape prosecution.

He said: “Some of those who travelled will have committed the most serious criminal offences and in any case where there is evidence of that, then there is only one place to go and that is to a criminal court in this country to decide on guilt or innocence.”

Richard Barrett, former counter-terrorism director at MI6, added: “Many of them went to join something new, something that looked bright and attractive and satisfied some of the needs in their lives and probably found that did not exist out there and so came back highly disillusioned.

“But also somebody going off to join the Islamic State is not likely initially to be somebody going off to train to be a domestic terrorist.”

America needs to learn this lesson early. JUST SAY NO. You fight with or for Islamic State you WILL face prosecution.



Please tell us what you think? Should we ban these 850 and their families from coming to the United States? Do we know if these people are on our watch lists? Do you think they are a threat to the United States, given time?