Shamima Begum does NOT have a nice character says journalist who interviewed ISIS bride

Andrew Drury, who has been in these camps, has talked to these women,

interviewed

Shima Bean several times, now these are our new numbers and we are not used to these numbers and it is the first interview with a lady called waga Rashid of the leader. Who is another Jihad BR? What do you think of this story? Andrew, pretty funny. Your message woke me up this morning and I saw the newspaper, ironically it's a stolen story of mine. I had that story about two years ago, but pardon. The Human Rights group apologetically stopped us from publishing the story about a brother, so Wag is just another person in that camp along with 19 other girls and I was also listening to your guests talking about Shamima Bean and the children, let me tell you.

What's wrong with my everything? I would say, what about the victims? Shamima was definitely hisba, meaning she was part of the place of morality. What rights do these victims

have

? We talk about her all the time, but never about the victims. I was speaking in refugee camps. to the victims um I don't think they feel as sorry as we or some of her guests might feel sorry for her and let's talk about the children these children were trained as the new generation of Isis when I went there. They were throwing stones at us, so let's not feel too sorry for them either, Andrew, what do you think of the fact that the United States has pressured us to take these jihadist

bride

s and their children back?

The director of the fields in question, they are putting. pressure on us to accept them back, what do you think of that attitude? Well the Americans attitude is normal American because they

have

a girl there who they also made stateless and they refuse to accept it so it's kinda It's ironic that they came out and said we should get ours back because best friend de Shima is an American citizen, so maybe they should get him back too if that's the case. Look, I'm basing my feelings about Shamima on actually knowing her. I'm probably one of the only people who knows her and her

character

isn't that

nice

.

Let's be honest. I mean, why are we so interested in bringing her back? Why are we so D? Oh, because she was there once for hours or whatever she did. She

does

n't want to be British, she gave up her passport when leaving this country, she never tried to escape or return, it's just that now it's a little hot there or a little cold, it's uncomfortable, she

does

n't like it anymore, she wants to do it. She's coming back now, we've been told, you know, if we knew what the security forces knew about some of these women we wouldn't want them back, do you think there would be a threat to the British public?

Well, she is a threat. for what she stood for and let me know we know what she did we know she was his but there is enough evidence enough Witnesses about the suicide it's the suicide festival and this is a woman remember she said the Manchester bombing was legitimate remember that and before that you really feel sorry for her, that's my opinion anyway, not exactly, and this other lady who dumped Lee. She is 45 years old. W Rasheed, did you meet her too? I'm right in thinking that yes, I

interviewed

her. I interviewed her. She went, I was introduced to her by Shamima, Shamima found her irritating, this woman said, look, can you talk to her?

She irritates me so

shamima

feels sympathy for anyone so this woman comes with me she has shrapnel in her neck traveling towards her. brain, um, the probability that she will die in that camp, um, if she doesn't get help, because in the summer the metal inside her neck gets hot and in the cold it freezes, and she adjusts to the sad news: she has a boy named Adam who is seven years old. years old who will also be the first state or stateless auan and now I feel a little sorry for him, but she also makes fun of the Western

journalist

, so we have a lot of work to do with these children. be careful what we say, let's bring them back, bring them back, think hard about that, okay Andrew, and you have, I understand, a danger zone on Amazon Prime right now, your new movie, yeah, go and look at it everyone, it's another controversy. thing, it's about people like me.

I started my career as a

journalist

going, you would say, in search of Hollys to war zones, but I was kind of an adventure tourist, so follow my last seven years of Journey, go to Amazon Prime and Watch it is fantastic. I'm on it. I'm sure, of course, that it will be wonderful. Andrew, thank you very much for joining us. Andrew, thank you. Thank you so much.