Posted on Jul 4, 2017
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When asked to explain the gap in your resume and your explanation of a holiday for three years in Syria and Iraq is not enough. When you picture is on the web as an ISIS fighter, doesn't that put the burden on the government to conduct a little research? Doesn't the EU or individual countries have conspiracy laws?
ISIS fighters returning to Europe are struggling to get jobs
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I'm going to start a non-profit to help these individuals out - Its going to be called "Shallow Grave".
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LTC John Shaw
SPC David S.
I wouldn't put it past the European Union to have some type of organization or training for reforming former non-violent ISIS fighters, it is just a matter of time.
I wouldn't put it past the European Union to have some type of organization or training for reforming former non-violent ISIS fighters, it is just a matter of time.
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How long until an organization sprouts up to defend the rights of returning ISIS fighters?
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LTC John Shaw
Cpl Kevin Partlow
You are correct. CPT (Join to see) You have a number of posting on this topic as well.
You are correct. CPT (Join to see) You have a number of posting on this topic as well.
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Cpl Kevin Partlow
It is strange that their biggest concern is not getting a job. You would think that being charged as a terrorist or for treason would be of concern.
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