Danny Dyer challenged to a FIGHT by ‘ex-Royal Marine’ for saying Shamima Begum should be allowed back into Britain
DANNY Dyer has been challenged to a FIGHT by a man claiming to be an ex-Royal Marine for saying ISIS bride Shamima Begum should be allowed back into Britain.
Earlier this week, the EastEnders star, 41, told GMB he believes jihadi teen Shamima Begum was “lost within her soul” when she joined the murderous death cult in Syria.
But his comments have angered some people, with a 'former Marine' slamming him in a video that has now gone viral.
In the clip the man tells the camera: “This is a message for Danny Dyer, or anyone that f***ing knows him.
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“I’m nearly 58 years old, a scaffolder and used to work for the Royal Marines Commandos.”
He continues by telling Dyer to “come and meet me” if he wants to bring Begum over, so they can have it “straight”.
“If you’ve got the bollocks to give all the s*** like that on TV and you don’t know anything about the armed forces with kids losing their dads, mums or anything like that then you need to get a grip,” he adds.
“You’re making it out like you’re a hard man but you’re as hard as a f***ing lollipop.”
It all started when Danny appeared on GMB on Monday.
During an interview with host Richard Madeley, the actor said: "How has it got into her head that going to Syria at 15 years of age is the answer?
"Why is she so lost within her soul that she thinks that's the answer?"
When asked whether he believes she should come back, Danny said: "Yes, I do.
"I feel she needs a chance, maybe to explain what was going on and maybe we can understand a bit more how they got to her and how she thought it was the right move.
"She's still a young girl, who was looking after her?
"Maybe we can learn from it, I don't know."
Begum, now 19, fled her family home in Bethnal Green, East London, for Syria in 2015.
She married a Dutch jihadi and had two of his children – who later died.
Despite whining that she should be allowed back to the UK with her newborn son – the ISIS teen said in an interview this week that the Manchester terror blast was “justified”.
Twenty two people were murdered and 800 injured when jihadi Salman Abedi detonated a homemade explosive after an Ariana Grande concert at the MEN Arena in May 2017.
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