“If I did not harm to anyone, if I committed no harm in Syria for four years, what kind of threat can I be to Britain?”
That she committed no harm in Syria for four years remains unproven, and even if it is true, she was in the Islamic State, and she was a true believer; to whom could she do harm there other than the occasional Infidel sex slave? But in Britain, she could aid in jihad recruitment, in which she has engaged before, raise jihadi children, and more.
“I know the British public, they are scared, they don’t want to deal with us, but they must deal with us.”
Why must they? And the answer is likely this: because Theresa May and/or Jeremy Corbyn will force them to do so.
“I feel British, but Britain refuses to take us.”
If the caliphate had not collapsed, would Tooba Gondal “feel British” today?
“Tooba Gondal: Female British Isis recruiter asks to return to UK saying ‘we just want a normal life,’” by Lizzie Dearden, Independent, April 2, 2019 (thanks to Paul):
A British woman who joined Isis in Syria and recruited teenage girls has pleaded to return to the UK for a “normal life”.
Tooba Gondal’s appeal was a stark contrast to a previous Twitter post where she attacked “lies that muhajireen regret hijrah [joining Isis] and desperately want to return” to the west.
She had used social media to urge “sisters” to join her in the terrorist group’s strongholds, while celebrating terror attacks and condemning the “kuffar” [disbelievers].
Tweeting under the name Umm Muthanna al-Britannia, she shared a photo of herself brandishing an AK-47 with the caption “living the life”.
A 2015 tweet claimed she had obtained a suicide vest and continued: “I came here to die. I will not leave till I get what I came here for: shahadah [martyrdom].”
“Everyone around me is getting shahadah,” she later wrote. “When will it be my turn?”
But Gondal has claimed she is “not a threat” since being caught by Kurdish-led forces as she tried to flee Isis’s last territory towards the Turkish border….
In an interview with the Rojava Information Centre, she claimed it was a “relief” to leave Isis territory, where there had been food shortages and “constant bombing, sniping and bullets”….
The former Goldsmiths University student said she was born in France and is of Pakistani heritage, but grew up in London from the age of three.
Gondal said she has “permanent British residency” but a French passport, which she concealed by sewing it into her children’s nappies.
“I feel British, but Britain refuses to take us,” she added.
Gondal said she had heard news that the Home Office had revoked fellow Isis bride Shamima Begum’s British citizenship.
“I know the British public, they are scared, they don’t want to deal with us, but they must deal with us,” she added.
“We can’t stay in this camp for the rest of our lives, they must deal with us. We are not threat to their society, we just want a normal life again. If I did not harm to anyone, if I committed no harm in Syria for four years, what kind of threat can I be to Britain?”…