ISIS threatens to kill British jihadis wanting to return home

Muslim extremists from Britain, who went to Syria and Iraq to fight alongside the Islamic State, are now desperate to return home but are facing death threats from the militant group's top leaders, a media report said.

"There are Britons who upon wanting to leave have been threatened with death, either directly or indirectly," the Guardian reported, citing a source with extensive contacts among Syrian militant groups.

The report comes after the killing of another young Muslim from Portsmouth on the frontline in Syria, the fourth to die from a group of six men known as the "Pompey lads' who travelled together to fight for ISIS.

The former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg confirmed that he was also aware of dozens of British men keen to return to the UK but they were trapped in Syria and Iraq, in effect held by a group they wanted to leave, the paper said.

Begg said he knew of more than 30 who wanted to come back. They had travelled to join rebels fighting the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad but had subsequently become embroiled with ISIS, some for language reasons – ISIS had more English-speaking members.

"When it becomes solidified as an Islamic State, a caliph and you swear allegiance, thereafter if you do something disobedient you are now disobeying the caliph and could be subject to disciplinary measures which could include threats of death or death," said Begg.

There are an estimated 500 Britons who have travelled to fight in Iraq and Syria. Overall, 24 Britons are believed to have died after travelling to fight in the bloody civil war.

Whats the matter Jackasses, did you think, it will be picnic or Call Of Duty ? Kill few unarmed civilians, rape some and go back to mommy and daddy on welfare when you feel tired ? Only way out is one way ticket to Meet Wahabi daddy sitting in Hell .

a reply to: maddy21

I'm glad you know they're Wahhabi...
That makes a difference from the usual accusations of an unelected self proclaimed Caliph being Sunni!


As for the OP...

Is this when is agree with IS?
And say good riddance to anyone who joined them?

Slightly!

a reply to: maddy21

Whats the matter, did you think, it will be picnic or Call Of Duty ? Kill few unarmed civilians, rape some and go back to mommy and daddy on welfare when you feel tired ?

When you want to play real life war games you need to be prepared for the consequences whatever they may be.

And it seems they have two... die by the sword or face the jail time when you get home.

a reply to: maddy21

Thanks ISIS for saving the british tax payers a huge bill for the possible short term imprisonment and long term government mollycoddling of these degenerates.

No one wants them back in the UK,so go ahead and waste them.

I'm not believing this for one minute.

"Please mommy UK, come help us here!"

Yeah, we need to send in troops desperately, it seems. Or they want us to believe that.

Former Guantanamo bay detainee, aka NOW agent who is being used as a tool in persuading the public in supporting action to go there to save these 500 kids. Belgium has had a similar campaign, we even got to follow a dad who dramatically decided he'd travel over there on his own


Of course he never acknowledged the fact that his son wanted to leave him in the first place to go fight in an unknown country, so it mustn't have been all that great with him either...



You'd think a former Guantanamo would be prevented from having contact with radicals, no? Nope, he now advises the UK lol...

When you play with fire....

"ISIS threatens to kill British jihadis wanting to return home"

Who cares. We don't want them home.

Regards

Can't come back when you get tired of committing crimes against humanity. ..maybe it's a trick to get back home and kill more people. ...either way they need to stay up in the mountains hiding and hopefully not come back.

Yup

Joining ISIS for kicks and then deciding not to go along with the fun and games seems like a bad career move.

Ummmm../ISIS threatens to kill British jihadis wanting to return home...erm....okay. And? So what?

a reply to: SLAYER69

Joining ISIS for kicks and then deciding not to go along with the fun and games seems like a bad career move.

Or a good way to get the new headless hairdo they seem to provide.

a reply to: maddy21

Our local news told us that in a city down the road from where I live several young men went to fight for ISIS and they appear to have been killed - Good as far as I' concerned. The news reporter also said that the families were saying that these were nice boys with good hearts.

My God how they don't hang their dispicable heads in shame I don't know! 'Nice boys with good hearts'. How about the rape and murder, brothels and god knows whatever else - we don't mention the fact that many young girls are more than likely to be married off when still children, precident set by mohamad.

But here we are with these disgusting people saying their boys were nice. I hope to God I never meet any of them because I would 't hesitate to say to them exactly what I thought about their boys and their personal stautus in my country. Not wanted and should be deported if you have family who support ISIS IMHO.

How dare they, I just hope our government packs them all off and sends them to isis!

Oh what a shame......That ISIS is baaad guys.....

a reply to: maddy21

Whats the matter Jackasses, did you think, it will be picnic or Call Of Duty ? Kill few unarmed civilians, rape some and go back to mommy and daddy on welfare when you feel tired ? Only way out is one way ticket to Meet Wahabi daddy sitting in Hell .

Why would three American teenage girls from Denver try to join ISIS?

We asked Mubin Shaikh, a former jihadist, to offer context – and he says the answer is a mix of a search for identity, adventure and a false sense of reality.

"You reinforce in yourself this idea that you can participate in something far greater than your mundane existence at home," Shaikh told CNN's Michaela Pereira.

"It's better that your kid get arrested or at least talked to than be used as a sex slave," Shaikh said.

"A lot of them are living in a fantasy world and just don't understand what awaits them on the other side."

The recruits are often young -- sometimes disillusioned teenagers trying to find purpose and make their mark. For many, it boils down to a lack of a sense of identity or belonging, Barrett said. "The general picture provided by foreign fighters of their lives in Syria suggests camaraderie, good morale and purposeful activity, all mixed in with a sense of understated heroism, designed to attract their friends as well as to boost their own self-esteem,"

A lot of them signed on to something other than what they found when they got there. Many of them are too young to make adult decisions. Many were sold an idea that turned out to be a lie - they were used

Sound familiar? Happens all the time. How many of our young enlisted men and women knew what they were in for before they got where they were going? I wonder how many signed up specifically because they were up for the mayhem - and all that comes with it?

Life - and youth - is like that sometimes. People feel they want to belong to something bigger than themselves - to fight for what's right - to protect the innocent

Doesn't always play out that way. Now they're conscripted

No compassion?

ISIS threatens to kill British jihadis wanting to return home

Sounds like the mob, may ways in but only one way out.

Sweet....IS can have anyone that decides they don't want to be there anymore. Good riddance to them all. Make an adult decision and live with adult consequences....

If they're expecting sympathy they'll have a hell of a long wait.

The British population are aghast and disgusted that they snuck over there in the first place all underhandedly, why would we have any sympathy for them now that they've found out the hero dream is actually more like night terrors.

The East has been a well documented hell-hole for decades so they can't really now start saying they didn't know, everyone else on the planet knows it. They thought it would be 'cool' and 'neat' to go fight for a cause they probably don't really know anything about, and for their trouble they are thanked with the threat of death. Tough way to find out your loyalty and efforts are unappreciated.

They made their bed now they'll have to lay in it, with whomever they are forced to lay with.

This is what happens when you trust a group that gets their kicks by lopping off heads.

OK

So the run down so far.

If you're a young impressionable female go there, be a play thing for a few weeks, get pregnant and then whine about coming home but don't get caught or you'll get tortured then killed, If you're a young impressionable male go there and fight for their cause, then when you realize it wasn't as romantic as you fantasied then whine about coming home too, Oh and be careful trying to leave because you'll also end up on the chopping block.

Kids these days.

originally posted by: Spiramirabilis

Life - and youth - is like that sometimes. People feel they want to belong to something bigger than themselves - to fight for what's right - to protect the innocent



No compassion?

Big question about what's right to fight for. Did they want to go over and behead more of their countrymen?
Kill some villagers? Rape some "brides"?
Couldn't live with the idea of a prisoner that still had a head?

And the innocent they planned to protect? ISIS?

No compassion?

For who?