How far gone is shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain? This far gone. The Theresa May government admitted in February 2018 that a “significant portion” of returned Islamic State jihadis were free, as they were considered no longer to be a security concern. But Daniel Burke languishes behind bars for fighting against the Islamic State. This persecution of foes of the Islamic State in Britain is just more shameless Islamopandering from the British government, ever anxious to appease its Muslim population.
“Former soldier accused of terrorism offences unable to attend court because he is self-isolating,” by Emily Pennink and Paul Britton, Manchester Evening News, April 9, 2020:
A former soldier accused of terrorism offences was unable to attend a hearing in his case because he is self-isolating on remand in prison, a court heard.
Former British soldier Daniel Burke is accused of wanting to fight against so-called Islamic State alongside Kurdish militia in Syria.
The 32-year-old ex-Paratrooper, of Amberwood Drive, Baguley, Wythenshawe, is being held in custody after being charged with three terror offences.
It is alleged that between October 7 and November 5 last year, he engaged in conduct with the intention to assist another person to commit, prepare or instigate an act of terrorism.
Between September 18 and November 2 last year, he allegedly entered into, or became concerned in, an arrangement with others to provide money and military equipment while having reasonable cause to suspect that it would or may be used for the purposes of terrorism.
He is further charged with engaging in conduct in preparation to commit, prepare or instigate an act of terrorism between October 7 and December 7 last year.
The defendant, who has allegedly expressed a desire to travel to Syria to fight for Kurdish militia, was charged following a port stop in December last year….
The defendant, who formerly served in the Parachute Regiment between 2007 and 2009, was unable to attend court by video link due to self isolation in custody, the judge was told….