Gardaí say they are aware of a female member of the Defence Forces who became radicalised and travelled to Syria but there has been no contact with her since. Lisa Smyth served as a private in the Defence Forces before transferring to the Air Corps
biko wrote: » https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2019/0309/1035297-syria/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/irish-soldier-isis-syria-islamic-state-children-mother-a8815396.html Another western convert turns out to get Islam all wrong and gets radicalised...
pjohnson wrote: » She made her choice. Now she can reap the consequences.
Giveaway wrote: » Government jet home. Welfare for life or career as human rights activist. And a slot on the late late show but may have to share with Irish Sam and his libyan adventure. Oh yeah and the book deal(ghostwritten by somebody who works in amnesty international)
Squatter wrote: » Does she not need to be adopted as "a cause" by Sinn Fein's Lynn Boylan before she'll get all that stuff?
corner of hells wrote: » What's Arabic for "foreva home" ?
Giveaway wrote: » Would love is some Yazidis sued her through our courts for the crimes perpetrated and she has to sell all her assets here to compensate them
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » Shes an Irish citizen at the end of the day, we can't turn our backs on her. Our compassion is what separates us from evil isis
Giveaway wrote: » EOTR of course. Also remember one of the mods of the now defunct islam forum(or the same username at least) tries the gentle redirect/think of their rights stick while never revealing his backround.
Perifect wrote: » Irish people joined and still join the British army, aren't they allowed back in?
Mr.Crinklewood wrote: » A terrorist from Louth....never thought I'd see the day. Should not be allowed back in the country
biko wrote: » Are you equating the British army and ISIS?
corminators wrote: » Revoke her passport if she has IS citizenship now.
PooPooPooPoo wrote: » Let's call this like it is. Leave this viper in a cell to rot. ISIS have planned attacks on Dublin before (irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/irish-woman-claims-isis-cell-discussed-terror-attack-in-dublin-1.3232377?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter) so he likes of this tramp can stay where she is. She would use the cause of ISIS to kill her own people. Not one penny of taxpayer's money should be spent on repatriation. She is nothing more than a detestable traitor and must be treated at such. A rope is too good for her.
Yurt! wrote: » Unfortunately, she's our moron and we'll have to take her back if she can make her way. If this was a Begum-like case (citizenship by acquisition) and she had access to another nationality, I'd say scr*w her. Can she be charged with membership of an illegal organisation when she returns?
El Tarangu wrote: » Agreed. I hope that the Syrians lock her up and throw away the key; failing that, if she is deported back, I hope she faces a good long stretch here instead. People saying that 'she shouldn't be allowed back' aren't really taking into account the reality of the situation - if an Irish citizen was convicted of rape in Australia, and the authorities there wanted to deport them after serving their sentence, the Irish government couldn't say "no thanks, you hang on to them there".