Sufyan Mustafa, Hoda Muthana, Shamima Begum; Safiya Zaynab, Shabina Aslam, and Alireza Sabar; Mohammed Ali; and now Jack Letts. The establishment media is now embarked upon an all-out campaign to compel Western countries to accept returning Islamic State jihadis. This is just more evidence of how insidious the establishment media really is.
Jack Letts joined an entity that is avowedly at war with the UK, and that has repeatedly called for the murder of British civilians. Why should he return? What would be the benefit for Britons?
“‘I miss my mum, pasties and Doctor Who’: White Muslim convert ‘Jihadi Jack’ reveals from Syrian jail that he wants to come home and claims he never joined ISIS – but admits thinking Paris attacks were ‘a good thing,'” by Connor Boyd, Mailonline, February 22, 2019:
Muslim convert Jack Letts – dubbed Jihadi Jack after becoming the first white Briton to join ISIS – has revealed he wants to return home to see his mother.
The Oxford-born 23-year-old was speaking from the Kurdish prison where he has been held for two years for fighting for the terror group.
He moaned that he missed interacting with people, mostly his mother who he hasn’t spoken to since his imprisonment, and home comforts including pastries and Doctor Who.
He told ITV News: ‘If the UK accepted me then I’d go back to the UK, it’s my home. But I don’t think that’s going to happen.
‘I miss people mostly. I miss my mum. I know that sounds a bit toddler-ish,’ he said.
‘What else do I miss? I miss pasties. It’s not really English – sort of Scottish isn’t it? I miss pasties. And Doctor Who. Sounds a bit stupid… that’s all.
‘Even if I could just see my mum – I would like just a phone call, I don’t know if Britain can do that for me here, but I’d like just a phone call to my mum – it’s been two years.
Letts admitted at the time he felt the 2015 Paris attacks were justified after seeing children killed by coalition jet bombing raids during his time in Raqqa.
‘To be honest at the time I thought it was a good thing,’ he said, when asked about his reaction to the terror attacks that left 130 dead in the French capital.
He said when asked about the Bataclan atrocities: ‘At the time, I thought it was a good thing.
‘At the time we had this idea, living in Raqqa, getting bombed every five minutes by coalition jets. I’ve seen children burnt alive.
‘You have this idea of ‘why shouldn’t it happen to them?”
But he claimed he has since had a change of heart, and sympathy for the innocent people killed, as he ‘realised that they had nothing to do with it’.
Letts holds dual nationality through his Canadian father John Letts and British mother Sally Lane.
He revealed he hadn’t spoken to his parents in two years and doubted either country would take him in because ‘no one really cares’….