biko wrote: » I'm glad it worked out like it did. Unlike some other countries UK and Denmark are sending out a strong message that if you join a leave the country to such a horrendous terror sect you are not welcome back.
Lord Reed added the Court of Appeal had "mistakenly believed that, when an individual's right to have a fair hearing... came into conflict with the requirements of national security, her right to a fair hearing must prevail." He said the right to a fair hearing did "not trump all other considerations, such as the safety of the public".
jam_mac_jam wrote: » On one hand I don't like the idea of stripping her of her citizenship and she should face trial and imprisonment for what she did. On the other hand I don't care. She is a disgusting human being. The women who went over to be ISIS wives are so disgusting. Imagine going into another country and getting involved in an organisation that keeps women as sex slaves. A woman who grew up in a western country They absolutely disgust me. Same as the Irish one. They can come back then and say they didn't fight. They are worse in some ways then the men who did. Oh poor me I'm just a girl. Not a fighter.
MikeOxsgreen wrote: » Brits on a roll. Covid vaccines - bam* Shamima Begum- whack* Imagine Ben Gilroy hurley noises
E mac wrote: » Yup agree Germans did the same post WW2 'funnily enough' every one interviewed about working at a concentration camp was a low level didn't have a clue what was going on employee..
Eric Cartman wrote: » whatever about their management of other scenarios, the UK got this one spot on.https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-56209007 we should learn from them and never have allowed Lisa Smyth to return here. Islamic terrorism has no place in europe.
Odhinn wrote: » A rather harsh view, given that she was but 15 years when she went off.
biko wrote: » https://twitter.com/realShamima/status/1365242349350174722?s=19
jam_mac_jam wrote: » I'm sure the girls that were taken as slaves by ISIS were all over age.
Beasty wrote: » Just to be clear She is not allowed into the UK to attend her appeal against the removal of her UK citizenship That appeal will progress, possibly with her attending via video link, and if she wins it there may be a new debate over whether a UK citizen can be denied entry into the country
[Deleted User] wrote: » Shamima Begum is a British citizen. She went to join occupied land. That land has since been reclaimed. She is of no responsibility to Syria or anyone else and should be returned to Britain.
Deleted User wrote: » Shamima Begum is a British citizen. She went to join occupied land. That land has since been reclaimed. She is of no responsibility to Syria or anyone else and should be returned to Britain.
Rodney Bathgate wrote: » Bangladesh can take this piece of human garbage.