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18 Aug 18
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This is why they should not let ISIS fighters into Europe...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-45209868
A Yazidi teenager sold into slavery by Islamic State has told the BBC of her horror after she escaped to Germany, only to come face-to-face with her captor in the street.
Ashwaq was only 14 when Islamic State fighters stormed into northern Iraq, including the heartland of the Yazidi people.
They took thousands of women as sex slaves, including Ashwaq - sold for $100 to a man named Abu Humam.
Raped and beaten, she managed to escape three months later and then went to Germany with her mother and one brother.
A few months ago, on the street outside a supermarket, she heard someone call out her name.
Ashwaq told the BBC: "On the way back to school a car pulled up next to me. He was sitting in the front seat. He talked to me in German and asked: 'Are you Ashwaq?' I was so scared I was shaking. I said: 'No, who are you?'"
She said he then replied: "I know you are Ashwaq, and I am Abu Humam."
Ashwaq said he then started to talk to her in Arabic and told her not to lie to him.
"I know you, he said. And where you live and who you live with. He knew everything about my life in Germany."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-45209868
A Yazidi teenager sold into slavery by Islamic State has told the BBC of her horror after she escaped to Germany, only to come face-to-face with her captor in the street.
Ashwaq was only 14 when Islamic State fighters stormed into northern Iraq, including the heartland of the Yazidi people.
They took thousands of women as sex slaves, including Ashwaq - sold for $100 to a man named Abu Humam.
Raped and beaten, she managed to escape three months later and then went to Germany with her mother and one brother.
A few months ago, on the street outside a supermarket, she heard someone call out her name.
Ashwaq told the BBC: "On the way back to school a car pulled up next to me. He was sitting in the front seat. He talked to me in German and asked: 'Are you Ashwaq?' I was so scared I was shaking. I said: 'No, who are you?'"
She said he then replied: "I know you are Ashwaq, and I am Abu Humam."
Ashwaq said he then started to talk to her in Arabic and told her not to lie to him.
"I know you, he said. And where you live and who you live with. He knew everything about my life in Germany."
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Is there some reason they might end up in the same city - or just a monumental coincidence?
Merkel's legacy: import the caliphate. #Germany..whathaveudone...
So depressing. The people I'd want out of that area are poor people like HER that were ****ed over. But Traitor Merkel invited in pretty much every murderous lunatic from the entire sub continent. I likeD Germany, you had a future once..!
Wait a minute don't get me wrong. I meant 1000 blondes and me in a vat of peanut butter and cheese! Not a 1000 year reich :)
.... of peanut butter and cheese
Wait a minute don't get me wrong. I meant 1000 blondes and me in a vat of peanut butter and cheese! Not a 1000 year reich :)
.... of peanut butter and cheese
Something not right about this story.
Still wood, obviously.
Still wood, obviously.
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