Austrian Girls Gone Jihad, Now Sorry

Two Austrian girls, Samra Kesinovic, 17, and Sabina Selimovic, 15, left notes for their mothers saying: "Don't look for us. We will serve Allah--and we will die for him." So they left their Western lifestyle to meet jihadi men, have jihadi babies and kill for Allah.

Since arriving in Syria via Turkey (our ally that seems to be a convenient stepping stone for ISIS to cross into Syria) the girls went on to become the poster chicks of ISIS. They were even allowed to wear lipstick for the photo.

Both married men of ISIS and became big with terrorist seed. For those who don't get the Biblical reference, they both got pregnant with little jihadists.

Now the girls have second thoughts and want to come home. See, sharia law didn't sit well with them when they learned that their opinions about everything did not matter, they now have to wear clothing that went out of style in 732 AD, they couldn't associate with whoever they wanted to, and Raqqa, Syria wasn't all that the internet propaganda flicks said it was. In fact, it kind of sucked, in their teenage opinion.

Austrian interior ministry spokesman Karl-Heinz Grundboeck said "The main problem is about people coming back to Austria. Once they leave, it is almost impossible."

It appears that Kesinovic and Selimovic, who both grew up [almost all the way] in Vienna, have traded Western freedoms for the Islamic female position of chattel. They are screwed, in other words.

Initially, both girls thought killing for Allah was going to be a blast (no pun intended). They posted "cool" selfies that showed them handling assault weapons and wearing black, full-length burkas (those cotton tents that make a woman look like a sack of potatoes). They seemed to be very enthusiastic about jihad until they actually became part of it. That's when reality set in.

Islam is a religion of no fun. Modern music is banned, dancing is banned, being happy is banned, and saying anything negative about Islam is punished forcefully. 

So now they want to go home--but they don't realize they are home.

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