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[–] fagnig ago 

I would imagine it would be normal prison population, plus regular deradicalization sessions (some islamic therapist or something lol) and some human surveillance, would be a likely combination, but im guessing at what they do. She should not be trusted, just because she left isis. She could have been sent, not fled.

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[–] SpaceLizard ago 

I agree about her. If it were up to me joining isis would automatically elevate them to the to far gone category.

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[–] fagnig ago 

https://youtu.be/_itwo_zWQDQ

Good intro video. Its a messy conflict zone, and its a messy/unstable legal response in the UK to a home/away problem.

Cameron is happy to deal with rebels, but even FSA fighters have ended up falling under jihadi commanders as their fight against assad continues under shifting circumstances. But if any of those FSA fighters are british, they wont be able to come home. After all, they have been mixing with jihadis, who knows what war plus radical leadership has done to them.

There was a good video which i cant find, by a FSA fighter from britain, who basically sympathizes with the uk government on this very complex issue. But he says, 'while i am a battle hardened fighter, and i am trained in weapons, explosives and waging war, i am still just a secular, non radical guy, who came here for one purpose only, to kick out assad, please try and work out a way to consider me not the same as isis, so i can come home', im paraphrasing wildly, because it was months ago.

The thing about isis is, there is absolutely no wiggle room. Its the most extreme, the most anti-west, the most dangerous. Too far gone indeed.