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Updated at 9.15pm
Finally the day where I can see the sky without bars, smell fresh air, walk freely, and smile deeply from the bottom of my heart. But I miss one thing and it’s being home.
This is Irishman Ibrahim Halawa’s first public response to being released from a prison in Cairo last night after being detained more than four years ago.
In a Facebook post, he thanked the embassy and everyone who helped him in his bid for freedom.
“I wanna thank the team at the embassy who worked very hard. The ambassador Sean O’Regan, former ambassador Damien Cole, Shane Gleeson, Vincent Herlihy. Thank you to everyone who helped I love you all,” he said.
His release came just over one month after he was found not guilty by an Egyptian court.
Speaking to RTÉ News, Coveney said that Halawa was “in great form, he was tired but at the same time he was hugely excited”.
“No bitterness, just simply, I think, happy and relieved to wanted to get home and wanting to get on with his life,” Coveney said.
This is a great, great day for the Halawa family. I made it very clear to him that as far as we see him, he is as Irish as anybody else.
“He is an Irish citizen who had been in prison for four years when he shouldn’t have been and we want to get him home,” he said.
The 21-year-old had been arrested in 2013 during a protest in support of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi, who had been ousted from power in a military coup.
His case was delayed 28 times before his legal team finally had a chance to defend him in court in early August. He was acquitted of all charges on 18 September.
Halawa is expected to return home to Ireland on “Sunday or Monday”, according to Coveney.
Speaking on RTÉ Radio One’s Morning Ireland, Coveney said that there are still some formalities required before Halawa can travel home to Ireland.
“Ibrahim no longer has the passport that he had when he went to Cairo over four years ago now,” Coveney said.
“We’ve issued him with a new passport but that, of course, is a clean passport. When he goes to the airport he’s not going to have an immigration stamp on that passport, which will pose problems for him at customs and security at the airport,” he said.
In order to be able to fly home, Halawa needs to get his immigration stamp on his new passport. To get the stamp, he must turn up in person to the immigration ministry.
“The timing and the problem with that is that we are now in the Egyptian weekend, which is a Friday and Saturday,” Coveney said.
That immigration office isn’t open on a Friday and has very limited opening on a Saturday.
It’ll either be Sunday or Monday by the time he’s home.
Travelling home
Coveney said that Hawala’s release was “somewhat unexpected last night actually, as he was released at 11pm last night from the police station that he was originally detained in”.
He added that Halawa and his family have asked for privacy and do not wish to make a big deal about his homecoming.
The Irish ambassador in Egypt will travel with Halawa back to Ireland, according to Coveney.
“The quickest way to get him home is on commercial flights and I think that’s what the family want also,” he said.
Reaction
President Michael D Higgins, who is on a State visit to Australia, welcomed Halawa’s release.
In a statement, Higgins wished Halawa well.
The release of Ibrahim Halawa will come as a great relief to his family.
“It will be welcomed by all those who were concerned for him in his long ordeal of imprisonment.
I wish Ibrahim Halawa well on his journey home.
Colm O’Gorman, Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland, said: “It is thanks to the determined work of his lawyers and campaigning of his family, friends and Amnesty activists that his horrific ordeal has finally come to an end.
“Ibrahim should never have had to endure this horrendous experience. He has lost four years of his young life and nothing can ever excuse that injustice. Thankfully, his nightmare is finally over and he can now begin to move on with his life.”
With reporting from Gráinne Ní Aodha
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I’ve booked Monday off just in case there’s a parade…
@Kenny Wolf: status red warning: Hurricane Halawa incoming!!
@Kenny Wolf:
As long as he and his family pay for his way home like they did pay his way to go there that is fine (not the parade) perhaps a balloon and a sandwich as he comes out of customs at the airport.
I did not see anybody throwing him on to the stage or strapping a microphone to his mouth.
When in Rome do as the Romans comes to mind.
One must be accountable for their actions and that is where it stops. Perhaps daddy should have spoken to him first and told him not to get involved in other nations issues.
If the government jet goes out to get him there will be quite a few p1s$ed off people starting with those that were refused the government jet to send them on to the UK for life saving operations.
The nation owes him nothing.
@Kenny Wolf: they should wait until the bank holiday to allow us all to join in the celebrations.
@George Vladisavljevic: daddy knew full well what he was doing. .he got his blessing !
@Aldric Montague: 8 comments already! Time for you to get a new hobby mate, or even better, a job!
@George Vladisavljevic: Once its not a ham sandwich
@Sean Buckley:
If I was on a 4 year hunger strike and of a faith that did not allow it, I just might give into temptation.
@Clever Jake:
I have news for you Jake – the MB are far closer to the pointy white hat brigade than the vast majority of the Journal readership….
@Kenny Wolf: I had to laugh at that one Kenny Wolf!!!! :-)
@Dáithí Ó Raghallaigh:
You and your dreadful racist friends make me ashamed to be Irish. There is something very seriously wrong with you. I am delighted to hear about Ibrahim’s release.
@Kenny Wolf: I thought at home in EGYPT, was he not born there?
@Ryan Dub:
What did Daithi say that was racist??
@George Vladisavljevic:
It would be nice if the government sent the jet, just to piss you and your racist friends off.
(If you read the article very carefully, the government isn’t planning to send the jet.)
@Aldric Montague: What a stupid comment.
@Clever Jake:
So what do you think of the MB?
Far right? Check
Supremacists? Check
Promote violence against those of a different persuasion? Check
Intolerant of gays? Check
Intolerant of jews? Check
Intolerant of women’s rights? Check
Heck, intolerant of human rights full stop? Check
I could go on, but you get the picture at this stage. It’s ironic that the far left and liberals appear to be their greatest supporters here in Ireland.
And doubly ironic that if Halawa was a white supremacist supporter who went to speak from the stage at a KKK rally the same people on the far left and liberals would probably be on here castigating him. Amazing how virtue signalling scrambles the brain.
@Hank: Why not declare a bank holiday in celebration.
@George Vladisavljevic: The sisters are sponsored by Gillette
@Clever Jake: my support is for the persecuted Coptic Christian population who are suffering so much in Egypt and the LGBT cummunity and for women’s rights and all the other minority populations who are been forgotten ……North Belfast nationalist
@Clever Jake:
I will call supremacist extremism wherever I see it. That includes white supremacist groups like the KKK and Islamic supremacist groups like the MB.
As far as I can see they’re both abhorrent toxic ideologies, and I have zero time for anyone who supports either of them.
The double-standards from the far left/liberals that I was referring to is breathtaking.
@Bill Domican: lol
@Avina Laaf: great responses, well done.
@Kenny Wolf:
please don’t
He looks quite portly for someone who has been on a long term hunger strike.
They’ve swapped the pictures out the cheeky so and so’s!!
@Aldric Montague: that pic is from five years ago, does that look like Ireland in the background?
Moron
@Ben Coughlan: oh look they’ve revered course back to the picture of portly Ibrahim after his release. Well fed anyway.
@Ben Coughlan: naw, his cousin was in it and been cut out. It’s a day old.
@Aldric Montague: He apparently came across a dyslexic prison officer who brought him quorn instead of a book.
@Aldric Montague: Portly? I would say almost (ahem) porky.
Great to see our fellow jackeen coming home to the ‘oul sod.
Apparently it was a prisoner exchange deal, we released the Egyptian native Finbar O’ Shaughnessy and sent him back to his Home city of Cairo.
@Ken O’Neill: Brilliant!!! I just love Irish humour!!
@Clever Jake: Ken has 800+ likes and you have 0.
I think your in the minority. Tough crowd.
Are his sister still suing the state?
@Aldric Montague: Indeed. They’re suing the state for not processing their husbands asylum claims quickly enough. You have to ask, how much money can this one family cost the taxpayer.
@JimmyMc:
They were also threatening to sue the state for lack of action on his case, despite the fact that (according to RTE) 20,000 consular hours were invested in it.
It would be interesting to know how much 20,000 consular hours cost the taxpayer.
@Aldric Montague: where are his Sisters Husband
@pat seery: The Halawa sister’s husbands are Egyptian nationals currently residing in Turkey. They are suing because the state isn’t acting fast enough for their liking.
@Avina Laaf: Did they hire extra staff to cover these hours ? If not, then there was no extra cost.
@Tommy Roche: Did you attend school as a child?
@Aldric Montague: I don’t care one way or the other but I’d imagine the ‘suing the state’ thing was a tactic to keep some bit of pressure on the case regarding their brother. If they keep it going from now on, it will say something else about them.
@Aldric Montague: are his sister’s still fugitives for skipping bail in Egypt
@Tommy Roche: how do you cover 20,000 hours in four years without dedicated resources?
Thank God he did not get what he was protesting for…The Muslim Brotherhood in power in Egypt…Shria law in force…The end of their tourist industry..The sectarian persecution of Christians…Would be great if RTE would ask him to even comment on the Muslim Brotherhood….Do RTE believe he was just an innocent Irish tourist in Egypt.
@Coles:
Tell that to the Coptic Christians of Egypt who are persecuted daily by the MB and it’s followers, you degenerate Dhimmi.
@John003: Don’t expect the virtue signalling crew at RTÉ to ask the real questions. Those is going to be some slobbering vomit fest.
@John003: Thank God democracy fell!? You’re on a roll, John003.
He’ll be in Louis Walsh’s next boy band ” walk like an Egyptian!! ” he’s going to be huge!!
@Danny G: That made me laugh
@Danny G: Their going on tour support act to Sharia Twain & Quran Quran..lead singer Simon le BOM
@Danny G: Ibby Pop and the jihadis.
@Danny G: ‘Brotherhood of man’ Save all your kisses for me.
@Sean Buckley: brilliant! Very funny! Well done
How can people here care so much about one Irish man and so little for another?
http://www.thejournal.ie/irish-government-refusing-help-cork-man-philippines-drugs-2996335-Oct2016/
@Willie Kavanagh: I know, it can be somewhat confusing when his supporters on one hand constantly reminding everyone he’s Irish and on the other proceeding to call everyone a racist who doesn’t agree with them.
That’s the perpetually offended for you. They don’t need to know why it is they are angry, as long as they are angry about something and apart of the same angry herd.
@Arnold Lane: I actually didn’t know about his case. That is a disgrace. When I first read it I thought it was a typo when it said .38 grams. That is about fivers worth of weed.
@Arnold Lane: my thoughts exactly.
20,000 consular hours as quoted by Coventry this morning over the last 4 years dealing with this guys self inflicted imprisonmemt .
The highest hourly assistance for an individual in the history of the state .
Calculate the eye watering cost of this to the tax payer
The man has immediate family in Egypt who could assist him now that he is free ?
The attention to this case and the efforts were absolute farce supported by blinkered individuals with pinched mentalities .
@Quentin Moriarty: Quentin spot on.
@Quentin Moriarty: Equates to bet
@Gerard McConnell: Equates to between 5-6 ppl full time for a whole year.
While we have homeless children, hundreds on trolleys, thousands waiting on Operations, living in agony.
Yeah let’s spend a fortune instead trying to free a terrorist. Sickening.
Late Late Show next week so.
@Eamonn Sheen: Will he have gotten the questions, rehearsed the answers and had them approved by the brotherhood in that space of time
@Eamonn Sheen: he wont have his book written by then will he
@Mr Poopy Butthole: make the movie do the sean o rourke show newstalk few shows late late ray darsey o callaghan the angelus ect ect
@john g mcgrath: The Angelus ,?? Eh??
Praise Allah. Now the muslim brotherhood has its lieutenant back at last. Which country is he going to visit next “on holiday”? Won’t be a place without an armed struggle for Allah, I would wager.
Now perhaps (but I am NOT keeping my fingers crossed) our Irish government might find a second or three to make ONE phone call to President Duterte of The Philippines, to seek justice for Éanna O’Cochlain, Cork born male Irish nurse, who has been held in the Philippines for the past four years (on bail awaiting his Supreme Court appeal) and facing the serving of his 14 year sentence. His crime? Not paying the ransom to be freed after 0.038grams of cannabis was planted on him at Laoag Airport as he was going to board his flight home. That Filipino scam is well known to all, including President Duterte (even our own Diplomats are warned by our Irish government to keep their luggage secure – but no warning to we “ordinary” citizens!). I have asked Taoisigh Varadkar and Kenny if they will make that one phone call, “yes” or “no”, for over a year now. Their answer? NONE. NO ANSWER to my repeated requests. Our Irish media is equally as bad – they barely mention Éanna. My own description of this breach of the Irish Constitutional guarantee of “equal treatment for all our citizens” is that it is “PANDERING RACISM”. TAOISEACH – PICK UP THE PHONE !!!
@Éamonn Gavin: fully agree and with that lunatic of a leaders attitude to drugs that chap has had it if he gets no assistance
@Éamonn Gavin: Best wishes. Unfortunately if its not a media friendly. or a very PC case then plastic Leo and his plastic mates will not want to know,
where is Ibrahim Halawas
Old irish passport
With his immigration stamp ?
the egyptians don’t have it or he would be able to leave today.
did he actually destroy his passport ?
As long as he and his family pay for his way home like they did pay his way to go there that is fine.
I did not see anybody throwing him on to the stage or strapping a microphone to his mouth.
When in Rome do as the Romans comes to mind.
One must be accountable for their actions and that is where it stops. Perhaps daddy should have spoken to him first and told him not to get involved in other nations issues.
If the government jet goes out to get him there will be quite a few p1s$ed off people starting with those that were refused the government jet to send them on to the UK for life saving operations.
The nation owes him nothing.
In one sense I’m glad he’s free, maybe now we might hear the end of him…after Turpentine,Darcy and Kenny have had their in depth interviews. As a released prisoner I presume the Gardai will want to interview him first, that is normal procedure. Now maybe we might hear about other Irish people detained abroad,and reasons why.
For a guy that was supposed to be on hunger strike / not given food !!! Looks like he was tucking into the old protein
Has there ever been such expense and effort., diplomatic political etc on behalf of an` Irish citizen imprisoned abroad`. taoiseach, govt ministers, parliamentary delegations etc?
All this for the MB, no awkward questions, no media probing, nothing, extraordinary.
@Patrick James Walsh: Not accusing anyone but have come to suspect that there is Qatari financial ‘investment’ involved somewhere. The official hysteria about the case is inexplicable otherwise.
@Patrick James Walsh: Hi Patrick, The whole affair is a national scandal. Please have a look at my post on here about Corkman, Éanna O’Cochlain. The Irish government should be totally ashamed of themselves. They are the most pathetic crew with which I have ever had to deal. Their ONLY excuse for their behaviour is that they have NO idea about the real world. The Irish media doesn’t even have THAT as an excuse – they simply ignore Éanna also. It is what I call PANDERING RACISM.
Why does the ambassador have to travel with him? Why give him a new passport if he burned the old one? Bet if I burn mine I won’t get a new one that fast and probably free.
@Eddie Kavanagh: on record in Egypt that is Irish passport and mislaid by them! Where is your evidence that Ibrahim destroyed his passport! Were you in Cairo and actually witness him destroy the passport?
can someone tell me why the comments section of the attack in a mosque in longford is not opened to comments 4 muslim men attacking ,
@Christy Pop: probably because of the racist abuse you and your type will leave on it. Is there any thing else you would like me to tell you lol
Oh Leo Leo Leo only 2 more sleeps till you get a foto taken with Ibrahim. Isnt it exciting
Wonder what the crowd will be like for the homecoming?
@Keith Healy: men to the front women shoved in the back. Leo better leave his rainbow flag at home also.
@Keith Healy: I’d say idiots.
Halawa went 2 Egypt 2 support the Muslim Brotherhood. An organization that supports Jihad. .Now b 4 the infidels slag me off r willing 2 turn 2 Islam & accept Sharia then your all saved. Let you all think about that, for a moment. As 4 being racist I’m no more racist than any of u. A Muslim is a Muslim b 4 he recognizes any State & that State is Islam So don’t go saying he is Irish because he was born here cos that’s not true in his doctrine. The Muslim Brotherhood go under a banner of democracy when it sounds good. That said the man he went 2 support Mohamed Morsi declared himself the sole leader of Egypt. A Pharaoh nun the less. The Muslim Brotherhood was never a democratic political movement. It’s not even a close call. The United Nations human rights office called on Morsi 2 listen 2 the demands of his people estimated at 22,000,000 Egyptians 2 step down.
If Halawa is ever released & chooses 2 return 2 Ireland 4 what ever reason he should be personally met by our government this i agree with. In the form of the anti terrorist squad 2 answer some serious questions b 4 his ass is thrown in jail here & b 4 being expelled 4 good Otherwise start brushing up on your Quran
@Kieran Cronin: most people on this forum who do not agree with other all the efforts made to get him freed or questioning the story he has spun are not RACISTS but FACTISTS
@Kieran Cronin: Jesus Christ man get a dictionary and an education… your post is an assault on the brain and the eyes.
@Kieran Cronin: that’s just way too long I couldn’t be arsed reading it lol
@Quentin Moriarty: Looks like you accidentally typed a T instead of an F there buddy.
What, pray tell, was the alternative option to “commercial flights”?
Taxpayer funded ones
@Father Hody Commody: Are you meant to be Spodo Commodo? I’m Father dewy louie.
@Willie Kavanagh: No, I’ve a hearing problem. There’s a Spodo on here that I didn’t realise when I took my own confirmation name and I hope he doesn’t take umbrage with me.
Do you ever think that you have been had.
@Deano; once, but it was just piles!
Please lets not give him a hero’s welcome back .. he’s no hero . Why did he get all the attention over other Irish citizens geld abroad for over two years without as much as two consular visits ? What hold has this family got ?
Tubridy will have paddy Egyptian on
I see RTÉ 6.1 News had multiple orgasms reporting this. He made his own way out there. Let him make his own way back. No time or sympathy for him. Wait for the fawning & slobbering fests to follow……
Who cares?
Who’s this now? Never heard of him?
@YouHaveGotToBeJoking: You’d never learn anything about him if The Journal is your only source of news. This must be only the second time they’ve mentioned him in the entire time he’s been incarcerated ;)
At last, justice finally being served for our Irish compatriot. Praise be to allah for making this happen!
@Super Ted: we’re in Ireland here pal, it’s praise be to jaysus.
@Super Ted: Ali the crossbar.
@John O’Shea: Good one John O’Shea!!
@Super Ted: they’d better name a train station after this lad
Probably get a part in the annual Gaiety panto as Aladdin.
@John O’donnell: more like Ali Baba and the forty terrorists.
@John O’donnell: i heard the sisters are allso getting a part in a play, Cinderella wonder what part they will be playng
Personally I think he should be arrested on his return to Ireland.
@Alan: lolololololololololololololol
3 articles regarding this person within 12 hrs on this site. WOW Can you name anyone else who has gotten this much media coverage on the journal.
@bings: you do know it’s your choice to read or not to read
@daveydawg: they must have a sex tape of enda or leo
@Christy Pop: or maybe leo and enda, titles for the video tape please. maybe somthing like i am allways up before 8am or up mayo
@Christy Pop: or i am always up mayo before 8am
@Christy Pop: in
That’s nice.
Who cares
Just wait for his name to pop up in a few years related to terror
Get the jet ready Leo ✈️✈️✈️
Sunday or Monday? Is he delayed again?
Expect them all to be on The Late Late next Friday then.
@MyBrokenKnees: With translators
Can’t wait to go on the piss with him. Oh no we can’t Muslims don’t drink
@prop joe: You’d be surprised at the number of piss head Muslims worldwide. They are also partial to the outdoor pigs trotter.
Give it a rest. We dont care. Far more pressing problems at home.
Ryan Tubridy licking his lips
@Acedeuce: Does anyone watch Turdbody any more?
i heard he might be getting a part in a cowboy film remake of a john wayne classic,apparently he has perfected john waynes walk.
I’m delighted for him but as George Hook says is there no blame there?
Woohoo, the weekly “Halawa wochenschau” is back by a popular demand!
I thought they got rid of the brown envelopes.they must be yellow now
what good do any of them bring to Ireand
@Christy Pop: what good do you bring to Ireland other than probably sit on your ass and draw the dole
@Casper: cant answer the ? not surprised
@Christy Pop: lololololololololololol
@Casper: its not a hard ? but its a hard ? to answer
@Christy Pop: lolololololololololololololololololololololoolololololololololololololololololololololol
@Christy Pop: As usual with the self-righteous, virtue-signalling lefties, they don’t attack the message, but the messenger.
@Tom Sullivan: lolololololololololololololololololololololololololollllololllolollololololololololololololo
Hopefully this will be the last we hear about this yoke….
“Ibrahim no longer has the passport that he had when he went over to Cairo over four years ago now”
Shouldn’t have torn it up then, should he Simon.
What’s under that vest?
He misses being home? HE IS HOME.
God is thear any end to this crap
@Braonain Proinseas: well actually this is the end, he is now released and on way home you’ll be glad to know
@Casper: it’s not the end yet .. interviews and more stupid articles on here about him to follow …
@Siobhán Ni Mhurchú: well it’s your choice to read or not to read, it’s not like you are expected to participate in it , you do have a choice
Does anybody have an educated guess as to how much all of this has cost the State please? I’m talking since he voluntarily boarded the plane?
The sister Fatima wouldn’t get a kick in a stampede!
@Turk Oneeighttwo: but if I was in a stampede with someone with a name like yours I’d make sure I’d kick you a few times lol
Irish gov is all over this like a sore rash, even though they did nothing to expedite the process.
Are we throwing a party?
@Declan Leonard: Yes, and it will be beer and bacon fries all round.
Justice at last! Welcome home Ibrahim!
Great news to hear he is out and will be home with his family in the next few days, this whole injustice has probably had a terrible impact on him and his family, hopefully he will be able to move forward with his life now that he is coming home.
It’s a pure disgrace this guy is classed as Irish , He has nothing to do with our values bar holding a carpet for a photo shoot
@Sinead Hanley:
Ibrahim is Irish. He was born in Ireland. He is of Egyptian ancestry. The government was right to object to the unlawful imprisonment and mistreatment of an Irish citizen by a military dictatorship.
He was arrested, aged 17, while peacefully protesting the overthrow of the democratically elected president by a military coup, and the recent murders of hundred of peaceful protesters by the military. These same military are involved in widespread murders and torture in their prisons to this day.
(It is a completely separate matter to Ava Twomey, which is a red herring. Certainly Leo, Simon Harris, etc, should be ashamed of themselves over that. Unfortunately, sociopaths have no shame.)
@Ryan Dub: the only reason he is out ,is because of the irish goverment .
@Christy Pop: The illegal military dictatorship in Egypt could find no evidence he had done anything wrong. He was acquitted in court.
@Ryan Dub: Took them a while though.
@Ryan Dub: it was the irish goverment over 30,000 hours they spent on getting him released.
@Ryan Dub: who does he represent with his peaceful protest?. Specific answer please…..
@Alan McCartney: Supporters of democracy I suppose.
@Ryan Dub: Ethnically, he is not Irish and never will be. That the government allowed his parents in and waved some magic wand to make them citizens is neither here nor there.
@Ron North: Was the current leader not democratically elected?. I’ll ask again what group was he a part of in this protest or was he protesting as an individual?. Interested to know his stance.
Praise Allah.
You may bet your arse he will be on the late late show next week
@Sandra Clifford: I shall be looking forward to what this innocent young man has to say about his incarceration
Busy time for the fake TShirt fotos of Ophelia, Brian, Ibrahim , I’d say he’s excited though
I hope he comes out and says he’s grateful for the support back home lol
Absolutely delighted at this great news. What will all the Islamaphobes do now that Ibrahim is coming home? They will have to find some other issue to get their claws into and no doubt they will. Welcome home Ibrahim. Hope you can find a path forward after these terrible years of imprisonment.
@Desmond Kennedy: What will The Journal and their coterie of virtue-signalling lefties do now that their cause célèbre is no longer newsworthy?
How many Irish Zionist Christian or Jewish joining Israeli Army and Nobody hears about them ?
I guess they are free enjoying the UE Freedom.
@femo: Is this garbled nonsense available in English?
@Ron North: Did you join IDF or you are planing to.
Keep him where he is and hopefully the authorities will arrange an unfortunate accident.
I don’t know the kid. I don’t know the level of involvement he had in the protests or their organisation if any. They are young college educated teens, Muslims shouting out about what they see as wrong doing. I do know he was held like a prisoner in #gitmo and made an example of. Which was’nt right, really show how weak our government is. It will take a long time for this kid to get over this ordeal. Who cares who is father is or what medieval group hes involved with , this should not have happened the kid is not a terrorist. He should of been home a lot sooner.
Ibrahim…….at long last!
Now you can just go back to your blinkers .
Holy sh!t, there is some stream of w@nkers on here. Delighted he is free and well done to those involved. Is it any wonder that young lads like Ibrahim get marginalised and radicalised, when on the news of his release you shower of pr!cks treat it as a joke. 4 fukn yrs in an Egyptian prison as a political prisoner post coup is a trail that many would not survive.
Welcome home Ibrahim
I hope he gets laid after his long period of abstinence,
@Brian O Reilly: Who said he had a long period of abstinence.
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