American family in limbo after husband dies fighting for ISIS in Syria

CNN ^ | Apr 19, 2018

[pinkandgreenmom]

Sort of reminds me of the story of Betty Mahmoody and her Iranian husband.

Lesson: girls, don’t marry Muslims.

[bk1000]

“CNN’s own article on their website blames the culture of male dominated marriage and ISIS. “fight the patriarchy”

Blame Islam. Nothing else is at fault.

[Eleutheria5]

for colluding with Russia?

[Eleutheria5]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHGgv6p7uVI

[libertylover]

Reminds me of the movie with Sally Field where she went to Iran with her Iranian husband who became a crazy Islamic after being back around his family. She and her daughter got out, at least in the movie.

[VTenigma]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Someday maybe people will learn actions have consequences. Through my “white privilege” I learned a long time ago I wouldn’t be bailed out for my stupid choices. I tried not to make stupid choices after the first few.

[BobL]

“Sally had the choice not to marry a dude named Moussa.”

She probably dated a bunch of Metrosexuals first and then Moussa, who actually seemed like a REAL MAN. That’s pretty much what drives women to these types.

She also probably ignored the advice of everyone close to her to stay away from him.

[chimera]

I feel bad for the kids. But as for Sam Sally, well, you make your choices, and you live with them. Radical Islamic men aren’t exactly role models when it comes to respectful treatment of women.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Someone fax me a crying towel.

[ridesthemiles]

Her first error was a husband named MOUSSA.

[Lurkinanloomin]

but they’ve never been put in a situation to make a decision like that.”
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You put yourself in that position, first by marrying a muslim, and then by going with him to Turkey and then to Syria.

[ridesthemiles]

My sympathy jar is completely empty.

[jughandle]

Welcome to islam, Sally. It’s acceptable to lie to advance the “religion”.

[ExTxMarine]

Decisions have consequences.

Even worse than that, BAD decisions usually have really BAD consequences.

[ZOOKER]

"They can think whatever they want to believe, but they've never been put in a situation to make a decision like that." I think you made that decision, Sam. You let him walk all over you, over and over. He dominated, humiliated, manipulated and threatened you, and you stayed by his side.

Even when he brought his little teen playthings home, raping them in front of you, you chose to stay.

When he put the AK in your son's hands to spew hatred and threats against your (former) country, you stayed.

So stay. You and your cute little jihadi family all belong there.

[dfwgator]

Sally said, "The position I was in was to stay there with my son or watch my daughter leave with my husband and I had to make a decision. I thought -- like I said -- we could just walk across the border and we could come back again."

[moovova]

Plenty of room in Gitmo.

[SgtHooper]

“You and your family are no longer welcome in the greatest country on earth!”

[Karliner]

Does Linda Sarsour think this is cool? How aout that al Choudery guy? al Baghdaddy? McCain? Pelousi? So many dhimmi’s so few red pills.

[SJackson]

Does Linda Sarsour think this is cool?

Isis kills infidels. Don't know about Linda, but CNN wouldn't write this sympathetic piece if there wasn't a market. I've checked a few other articles, none of them indicate this "American" family consists of citizens. I wonder.