Ex-RAF gunner admits he tried to join ISIS

[Wokkafans]

Former RAF regiment gunner Stephen Gray admitted in court to having tried on two separate occasions to reach Syria with the intention of becoming a jihadist fighter. Gray, also known as Mustafa, served with No 2 Squadron of the Royal Air Force Regiment – the Air Force’s own infantry soldiers – in and around Baghdad in 2004. ...


https://www.rt.com/uk/342736-raf-join-isis-court/

[Evanelpus]

Says in the article he left his wives etc behind. Hopefully. he's being done for that too because last time I checked, that's bigamy in the UK.

What a Grade A moby he is.

[NutLoose]

To give him his full name, it is

Mustafa Deathwish.


What a muppet, tried twice and failed, obviously navigation isn't his strong point, even a bunch of schoolgirls managed to find it on their own. From Rock to Cock in one simple act...


Oops sorry, that's racial stereotyping and I will have that ( honorary ) Doctor on my case...


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[Pontius]

Waste of time time him trying to join ISIS when they've got no main gate barriers to raise and lower.

[Melchett01]

Originally Posted by Evanelpus

Says in the article he left his wives etc behind. Hopefully. he's being done for that too because last time I checked, that's bigamy in the UK.

What a Grade A moby he is.

Wives plural? I think I'd rather take my chances in Syria than have to deal with that much nagging and multiple mothers-in-law!!!

[Wensleydale]

Says in the article he left his wives etc behind

Now there would be an interesting case for the Armed Forces pensions people to look at..

[Wander00]

Multiple wives - ISIS must have been the easy option

[Cows getting bigger]

One presumes a Thursday evening in RAF Honington's NAAFI (or whatever it's now called) would resolve this particular problem?

[NutLoose]

He had his own cleaning company and two wives, under Sharia law, who live in Manchester.

RAF gunner from Manchester guilty of terrorism offences - BBC News

[MPN11]

Sad. Just sad.

For some people there is no future, or chance of redemption.

Twunt.