This is
the most discouraging and heart breaking news for a parent and a generation.
Teenagers on suicide missions? What a set of people without foresight!!! It is very
sad that after the investment by their parents and the government of this
nation (BENEFITS) in raising them to teenage, all they did was to wake up and
embark on a suicide mission. For me it is suicide attempt!!! They are young and
could do more productive things with their lives.
This act
is definitely a wrong believe because no one has a right to endanger themselves
or seek to take another’s life. However, the lesson we learn from this story is
that, these three young stars and many more that have done things like this are
fighting for what they believe in.
How many of us know who we really are and take the
time and effort to fight for what we believe in? This is what is called
discovering and pursuing your purpose.
Do you
know your purpose? If we do not know the purpose of a thing, we definitely
misuse it, thus a lot of people are leaving a life not worth it because they do
not know the purpose for which they were created. Are you one of them?
Read this
story, ponder on it, mediate on it and
take a bold step towards doing the positive things you have been created to do.
I am grateful that these boys were caught and helped not to end their lives.
Well done to those that caught them!!!
Three British teenagers
travelling to join Isis caught by Turkish police
Oliver
Wheaton for Metro.co.ukSunday 15
Mar 2015 2:44 pm
The teenagers
were stopped before they could reach Syria and join the terror
group (Picture: AFP)
Three
British teenagers have been arrested in Turkey on their way to join Isis,
Turkish officials have said.
The three
teenage boys have not been named, but were reportedly detained by Turkish
police in Istanbul on Friday while planning to cross the border into Syria.
While the
youngsters haven’t been identified, officials say they are all aged between
17 and 19.
Turkish
worked with their British counterparts to deport the teenagers back to the UK,
where they are now being held in a police station under suspicion of terrorism
offences..
A
Scotland Yard spokesperson said: ‘Officers alerted the Turkish authorities who
were able to intercept all three males, preventing travel to Syria.’
They
added that their families were kept informed during the incident.
The news
comes one month after the three British schoolgirls managed to reach Syria
and are now believed to have linked up with members of the Islamic State.
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