It is a stupid and old fashioned idealistic piece of tired claptrap. There are plenty of kids in this country who are fostered, and encounter hostile environments, and sometimes experience abuse form those that are supposed to protect them.

However they do not all run away and join IS. Your comment is fundamentally flawed and very ignorant.

Her mother died. Her father, with whom she was not living, had to take over her upbringing. I doubt he understood Or communicated with her well

Can't be arsed to look for Mapletee's original wildly sweeping, ignorant and insulting post about the implications of a father bringing up a daughter.

My wife of 12 years died 5 years ago, and left me with our two Girls they were 7 and 5 back then. My job means I'm away fairly regularly, so not there as much as I would've liked, but both are doing well at school, but more relevant is that neither has run away and joined Islamic State.

Dick.

As you know, I too have lived and worked in multiple Muslim countries

Your specific point, to which I replied, was that her parents would have taught her. I noted that doesn’t take into account her real situation. She lost her mother and her father only travels to the UK occasionally having remarried.

I can find nothing about how she was cared for after her mother died.

Thank you. Yes, it helps a great deal.

It is uncanny how similar her life experiences were to those of Shamima Begum. Shamima’s father is called Ahmed Ali by the way

It was originally thought Shamima went to Syria to find Sharmeena although they weren’t related. I thought Sharmeena had died though.

It is a stupid and old fashioned idealistic piece of tired claptrap. There are plenty of kids in this country who are fostered, and encounter hostile environments, and sometimes experience abuse form those that are supposed to protect them.

However they do not all run away and join IS. Your comment is fundamentally flawed and very ignorant.