Kosovo welcoming back Islamic State jihadis and their families, carefully protecting them from the public
Thousands of foreign Islamic State supporters are held in Kurdish camps in Syria, and while most EU countries refuse to repatriate them, Kosovo is bringing them back. A picture speaks a thousand words: the Pristina airport in Kosovo “was shut down to the public when the 32 women, 74 children and four men were brought back” to the country; then they were transported on “dimmed buses shortly thereafter.” That way the public couldn’t see them. “Men were sent to the high-security prison Podujeve; women and children for medical and psychological examination in the Vranidol arrival center.”
The males were detained, but their jihadist wives were relatively free; their children will be among other Western children. As reported previously by Jihad Watch about a group of Islamic State children:
These children are likely to be…conditioned Islamic State little war machines. Authorities have no idea about whether it is even possible to deprogram them or to integrate them, and they can offer no assurances to the public that these children will not seek out jihadists within their own community. Known as “Cubs of the Caliphate,” Islamic State children are trained to “use weapons and sent out in combat. Counter-terror experts are concerned about the risks posed by such vulnerable children.”
Muthana had “good intentions”…
He only went on jihad to “help the poor…”

British ice-cream seller who joined ISIS in 2014 begs to come home because he ‘misses Cardiff and his mother’ after he is found in Syrian prison
- Aseel Muthana left Wales to join ISIS in Syria in February 2014, when he was 17
- He has resurfaced in a Syrian prison and his mother has backed his plea to return
- Muthan said he joined ISIS to ‘help the poor’ before wave of beheading videos
One way or another, they will all return…
he Netherlands passed a law earlier this year that would revoke Dutch citizenship from anyone who travels abroad to wage jihad in the way of Allah. However, the law cannot be applied retroactively, so anyone who went to Syria before it was passed — which means most of the “Dutch” mujahideen — is exempt from its provisions. As a result, a gaggle of mischievous youngsters will be “grandfathered in” and allowed to return to the Netherlands. (GoV’s got video) Continue reading The returning ‘cubs of the caliphate’ & their ‘good intentions’

























