Oh meet this nice and pregnant (and shameless) teenager.

Submitted by Prashant, Feb 14, 2019 at 20:24

Dear Dr Pipes,

If you found the Bangladeshi petite and shy terrorist Momena Shoma noteworthy, let me introduce you to Shamima Begum, the nice, little, and shameless British teenager (ref1).

I will first tell you her story and then I will explain the shamelessness part. When she was 15 years old, one fine day she left her home in the UK to join ISIS. By her own account she "applied" to be an ISIS bride as soon as she joined ISIS. ISIS --the ultimate benefactors of humanity-- quickly obliged and made her the bride of a dutch convert to Islam and a member of ISIS. Oh, yeah, she was still 15. It did not take her much time to get to Turkey and find her ISIS prince. So far it is only ironic. For the shamelessness part our readers will have to wait till the end. The our hero, the Dutch convert-to-Islam, and our dear UK born princess went into quick production mode and before the leafs changed colors turned two or three times, the became parents of two kids. They had to do all this while the sacred war for the Caliphates was going on. Then the ultimate misfortune fell upon them. One of their children died in (probably) the Russian bombing on Syria (these evil Russians). And the second child perished due to sickness and malnutrition. Let me remind the readers that the parents of these two unfortunate kids were British and Dutch until they became Caliphanians.

The caliphate was collapsing but our ISIS prince and princess were busy and our dear Princess, still not fully an adult, got pregnant for the third time. She still is pregnant. While pregnant she ended up in a refugee camp in Turkey. Probably her camp would not be too far from the camps where the infidel Yazidi rape victims of ISIS had also ended up just a couple of years ago. But that is just a side-story.

Now starts the shameless part. Our dear Princess has been quoted to have said that when she saw a severed human head, she had no regret because if he had lived he would have raped a Muslim girl like herself. And, our princess she wants to come back to the UK. And, she is says that in the UK at least she will not have to "worry about the health of her third child". The UK is now wondering whether to prosecute her or welcome her. Oh the luxurious dilemmas of the civilized people!

What does Islamic fanaticism do to the minds of the humans? I know this woman is still not an adult but did not ISIS teach her some common sense and self-pride? You do not finch at the sight of a severed human head, you keep on producing children after children in the middle war, you are thankless toward the country that gave you birth and educated you until you ran away, and after all this you want to become a burden on that country for your personal gain.

I do not know where will it stop and how will it? No Muslim speaks up against these things. And if anyone hangs their head in shame, we never get to see it.

My heart still says that UK should show full mercy on this child who does not know any better but I also get reminded of the story that just one day after Indian soldiers carried a pregnant Kashmiri woman to hospital through waist deep snow (ref2), forty of them were killed in an ambush by a Taleban-inspired Kashmiri suicide bomber (ref3).

Such are the ways of our Islamist ways!

ref1: https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/14/uk/shamima-begum-london-teenager-joined-isis-gbr-intl/index.html
ref2: https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/pregnant-woman-stuck-in-snowfall-deliver-twins-after-army-helps-her-to-hospital/story-KTjeHzDOfrskzN53fnj6vM.html
ref3: https://www.foxnews.com/world/dozens-of-indian-soldiers-killed-in-kashmir-suicide-bomb-attack

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