UK to give returning Islamic State jihadis taxpayer-funded housing

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What the hell are the Brits doing to themselves? They’re already overrun with Muzzies who rape their women at will and turn entire neighborhoods into Third World hell holes.

Council house ‘bribes’ for UK terror suspects: Returning ISIS fighters are to be offered taxpayer-funded homes and counselling to stop them carrying out attacks in Britain,” by Abul Taher and Martin Beckford, The Mail on Sunday, October 29, 2017 (thanks to the Geller Report):

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so, traitors, that may have killed UK soldiers are being allowed back in, and instead of being put in jail, they are getting welfare from the very people they tried to kill.


yea, leftist idealism isn't a mental illness, it's a brain tumor

 

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What the hell are the Brits doing to themselves? They’re already overrun with Muzzies who rape their women at will and turn entire neighborhoods into Third World hell holes.

Council house ‘bribes’ for UK terror suspects: Returning ISIS fighters are to be offered taxpayer-funded homes and counselling to stop them carrying out attacks in Britain,” by Abul Taher and Martin Beckford, The Mail on Sunday, October 29, 2017 (thanks to the Geller Report):

More absurdity @ You are being redirected...

so, traitors, that may have killed UK soldiers are being allowed back in, and instead of being put in jail, they are getting welfare from the very people they tried to kill.


yea, leftist idealism isn't a mental illness, it's a brain tumor

Wow, Americans can be really dumb. Mail on Sunday? Geller Report? You do know we've had a right-wing Tory government in power for the last decade, so hardly "leftist idealism"

Here's a more nuanced view,

"Raffaello Pantucci, director of International Security Studies at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), called Operation Constrain a “fantastic idea”.

“This is the approach that should be taken for a long time,” he told The Independent. “We’ve got a community of people who haven’t been categorically dealt with.

“They need to be managed and frankly getting other people involved to see what should be done on a case-by-case basis is what we should be doing.”

...Mr Pantucci warned that jihadi ideas stay ingrained “for decades” and can be reactivated by specific events, but not all followers present the same level of risk.

He said that placing the entire burden for monitoring extremists on security services was not realistic with the huge amount of resources that operations require.

“After you have five attacks it is clear that something is not working,” Mr Pantucci said. “People are unpredictable and you’ve got to take that into account.

“The Government is attempting to try something and they might have to take some flack.”

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Usama Hasan, a former Salafi fundamentalist who now fights radicalism as a co-founder of the Quilliam Foundation, described the plans as “sensible”.

“Obviously the Government has talked about killing as many as possible while they’re abroad but we know many have returned already,” he told The Independent.

“This looks like the last safety net. Dozens of terrorists are due for release in the next few years and for those returning, there may not be enough evidence to prove they joined al-Qaeda or Isis.

“There are good lawyers around who will get some of these people off and there are naïve judges as well.

Home Office to give jihadis council houses in 'overdue' strategy to combat terrorism