France repatriates group of Islamic State brides and their children from Syrian camps

This goes way beyond treason. Any politician involved in this hates you. It’s either that or the petrodollars from Qatar that are corrupting them.

France repatriates group of Islamic State brides and their children from Syrian camps

All too many Islamic State (ISIS) brides “live strictly according to IS ideology” in Kurdish-run ISIS camps such as al-Hol in Syria. These camps are a ticking time bomb for Europe, yet France has welcomed in more women and their generally indoctrinated “Cubs of the Caliphate,” as their children have been called. As recently as 2020, ISIS brides at the al-Hol camp unleashed a reign of terror, including constant threats of decapitation, plus actions such as “slaughtering babies and dousing guards in petrol,” and not only guards, but on other women, too. In 2019, Denmark announced that it would revoke the citizenship of Islamic State jihadists, declaring them “a threat to our security.”

Islamic State jihadists are so dangerous that an Iraqi judge once said that he was sentencing jihadis from the UK to death in order to protect Britain. Abdul Sattar Beraqdar, spokesman for the Supreme Judicial Council, stated that “British members of ISIS deserve to die…. The punishment, as much as it seems strong, will affect the security of your country….I am sure there are hundreds of people in Britain at this moment thinking of committing similar crimes.”

France is welcoming these jihadists and their offspring into its an infidel society in the baseless hope that they will eventually assimilate.

“France repatriates group of women and children from Syrian camps,” Radio France Internationale, September 16, 2025:

The women repatriated to France from Syria are aged between 18 and 34.

Two of them have been taken into police custody, while the third faces possible indictment, according to France’s anti-terror unit PNAT.

The 10 children were handed over to child care services and will be monitored by PNAT and the local prosecutor’s office, it added.

France’s foreign ministry thanked “the Syrian transitional authorities and the local administration in northeastern Syria” for making the operation possible.

As of June, some 120 children and 50 French women remained in the camps, according to Familles Unies (United Families), a group representing their families, which denounced the detention of children “guilty of nothing”.

Political issue

In February, the semi-autonomous Kurdish administration in northern Syria said that in coordination with the United Nations, it aimed to empty camps by the end of the year.

But repatriation is a sensitive political issue in France, which has been a target of Islamist “terror” groups over the last decade, notably in 2015, when the Bataclan concert hall and the national stadium were attacked.

In 2022, Europe’s top human rights court condemned France’s refusal to repatriate two of its female citizens who were being held in Syria after joining their Islamist partners….