A British soldier who left to fight alongside Kurdish militants has described ISIS as little more than 'office workers and villagers' who are high on drugs because they are so terrified. Jamie Read from Lanarkshire, Scotland, served in the British Army for four years before travelling to Syria in 2014 to join the battle against Islamic State extremists. Having returned home he has revealed he would be prepared to rejoin the fight - despite the fact that he and his family have been targeted by militants. Scroll down for video Jamie Read (left and right) from Lanarkshire, Scotland, served in the British Army for four years before travelling to Syria in 2014 to join the battle against extremists
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Jamie Read left to fight in Syria in 2014 after four years in the British Army
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The 25-year-old soldier, of Lanarkshire in Scotland, has now returned home
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Prepared to rejoin fight even though family has been targeted by militants
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He describes ISIS fighters as little more than 'office workers and villagers'
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Claims there was a £250,000 reward for his death and that his family has been blackmailed by fanatics
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