[y04185]

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A woman who left Alabama to join the Islamic State in 2014 now says she regrets her actions and is hoping to return to the United States.

"If I need to sit in prison, and do my time, I will do it.… I won’t fight against it," Hoda Muthana, now 28, told The News Movement from the Roj detention camp in Syria, according to The Associated Press. "I’m hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive."

Muthana, who was born in New Jersey to Yemeni immigrants and was raised in Alabama, ran away from home at the age of 20 to join ISIS. Raised in a conservative Muslim household, she told her family she was going on a school trip but instead flew to Turkey and crossed into Syria using funds from secretly cashed tuition checks.

Once she arrived in Syria, Muthana says she was detained in a guest house reserved for unmarried women and children.

[Jay_Thomas]

Ok, fine, you regre it.


But


Keep yo ass OVER THERE------------------> 

[cee dog]

She must have thought she was a Becky....... Sorry boo boo that don't work for minorities in this country...... Sad!

[Optimusprime]

Trying to get back to the “great Satan?”

Experience will be the best teacher here. Conduct your jihad over there.  Oh, and remember: Martin Luther King Day is a day of service, not a day off.

[y04185]

Trying to get back to the “great Satan?”

Experience will be the best teacher here. Conduct your jihad over there.  Oh, and remember: Martin Luther King Day is a day of service, not a day off.

Sir, everyday should be a day of service.

Why should you work on the only holiday for a Black American?  It makes a mockery of the holiday.

Change my mind.

[Ken]

Yea sure Christmas and new years is a day of service BULLCHIT

[81alphaeagle]

Yea sure Christmas and new years is a day of service BULLCHIT

Ken, there you go, spoiling y's post.

[Jay_Thomas]

   yall are hilarious!   

[y04185]

Yea sure Christmas and new years is a day of service BULLCHIT

You didn't work anywhere on those days.  Canadians worked more on Boxing Day than you did combined.

[Neymar]

She gained citizenship by accident.

Her dad was a diplomat. Diplomat kids do not get citizenship by birth on US soil because they are not under jurisdiction of US law.

She had no right to ever step foot in America again....even before she joined ISIS.

[Optimusprime]

Trying to get back to the “great Satan?”

Experience will be the best teacher here. Conduct your jihad over there.  Oh, and remember: Martin Luther King Day is a day of service, not a day off.

Sir, everyday should be a day of service.

Why should you work on the only holiday for a Black American?  It makes a mockery of the holiday.

Change my mind.

No, sir. Every day is not a day of service. Even God in Exodus 20:9 through 11 states that at least one day is the sabbath day. Not a day of service. Plus, you have vacation days, sick days, mental health days, days that are family, medical, leave act or medical leave at days. There are students in school most days, and not in service. And of course, one could be retired. No, sir, not every day is a day of service. But on Martin Luther King Day, why not take a moment to serve your fellow man?  I’m sure there are a lot of agencies that have a dream that they had help serving humanity at least once during the year. Now, if you need convincing more than that, just be thankful that you have a day off in January.

[y04185]

Trying to get back to the “great Satan?”

Experience will be the best teacher here. Conduct your jihad over there.  Oh, and remember: Martin Luther King Day is a day of service, not a day off.

Sir, everyday should be a day of service.

Why should you work on the only holiday for a Black American?  It makes a mockery of the holiday.

Change my mind.

No, sir. Every day is not a day of service. Even God in Exodus 20:9 through 11 states that at least one day is the sabbath day. Not a day of service. Plus, you have vacation days, sick days, mental health days, days that are family, medical, leave act or medical leave at days. There are students in school most days, and not in service. And of course, one could be retired. No, sir, not every day is a day of service. But on Martin Luther King Day, why not take a moment to serve your fellow man?  I’m sure there are a lot of agencies that have a dream that they had help serving humanity at least once during the year. Now, if you need convincing more than that, just be thankful that you have a day off in January.

I see your point.  I will continue to serve my fellow man throughout the year.