Posted on 11/02/2016 7:40:16 AM PDT by Drew68
More questions have been raised over the Government’s child refugee scheme after it was alleged that one youth who claimed to be 16 had spent three years studying at university in Afghanistan before coming to Europe.
Haris Stanikzai was among the first group of unaccompanied teenagers allowed into the UK from the jungle camp in Calais.
Applying for asylum in Britain, where his uncle already lives, the schoolboy claimed his two younger brothers and two younger sisters had been killed in fighting.
But profiles that were posted online before he made his way to Calais, suggested he was considerably older than the 16 years he had told Home Office officials.
Two separate profiles on the LinkedIn social media site listed him as an accounting and finance student at Jahan University in Kabul between 2013 and 2016.
An official at the private university, who saw his photograph, confirmed Stanikzai had been a student, but said he had disappeared from his bachelor’s degree in business administration some time last year.
While students can begin degree courses early, most of his contemporaries on the same course are now aged 21 or 22.
Other online profiles, including one on a dating website, also suggested that rather than 16, he was in fact 22 years old.
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He probably dropped out of his degree program to go into ISIS training and the gullible Brits let him in as a “child.” These “children” will be the next wave of Islamic terrorists in Europe.
No way he’s sixteen. He’s not a day over twelve.
14 and 16-year olds in Sweden.
btt
That's long enough to get an associate's degree in Jihad 101-102-103.
Makes me think of this short cartoon.
Cyanide and Happiness - Sinking Ship
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLKnp5mjaSI
He is waiting the take the Practicum.
“Educated” Terrorists.
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