| Begum 10:02 - Feb 26 with 10285 views | onehunglow |
Appeal dismissed then.
Great decision.
Off you go ,girl |  |
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| Begum on 21:12 - Feb 28 with 706 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 21:04 - Feb 28 by trampie |
She hasn't got dual citizenship. |
We have had this conversation already.
Remember, I told you it matters what the law is and not what Government say. I don’t care what they say.
Then you went on some rant about not caring. Remember? |  |
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| Begum on 21:16 - Feb 28 with 697 views | trampie |
| Begum on 21:12 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
We have had this conversation already.
Remember, I told you it matters what the law is and not what Government say. I don’t care what they say.
Then you went on some rant about not caring. Remember? |
Are you saying Begum has dual citizenship ? |  |
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| Begum on 21:21 - Feb 28 with 690 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 21:16 - Feb 28 by trampie |
Are you saying Begum has dual citizenship ? |
The law is saying it, I’m just recognising the law. | |
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| Begum on 21:26 - Feb 28 with 682 views | trampie |
| Begum on 21:21 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
The law is saying it, I’m just recognising the law. |
What law ?
What countries does she hold citizenship with ? | |
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| Begum on 21:33 - Feb 28 with 662 views | trampie |
That is UK, the UK has no jurisdiction over other states.
So what countries has Begum have got citizenship ? | |
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| Begum on 21:37 - Feb 28 with 660 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 21:33 - Feb 28 by trampie |
That is UK, the UK has no jurisdiction over other states.
So what countries has Begum have got citizenship ? |
The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction over other states. You have misread the article.
Read it again. | |
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| Begum on 21:40 - Feb 28 with 654 views | trampie |
| Begum on 21:37 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction over other states. You have misread the article.
Read it again. |
What states does Begum hold citizenship of ? | |
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| Begum on 21:43 - Feb 28 with 634 views | trampie |
The UK does not have jurisdiction over any other sovereign state, she is not a citizen of any other state. | |
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| Begum on 21:44 - Feb 28 with 631 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 21:43 - Feb 28 by trampie |
The UK does not have jurisdiction over any other sovereign state, she is not a citizen of any other state. |
The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction over other states. You have misread the article.
Read it again. | |
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| Begum on 21:48 - Feb 28 with 616 views | trampie |
| Begum on 21:44 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction over other states. You have misread the article.
Read it again. |
what state is Begum a citizen of ? | |
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| Begum on 21:57 - Feb 28 with 599 views | Highjack |
Google |  |
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| Begum on 22:07 - Feb 28 with 586 views | trampie |
Shuk Lal (@MrShukLal) Tweeted: Shamima Begum will not be allowed here, says Bangladesh https://t.co/oEIoqgDEhC
So what country does Begum hold citizenship of ?, You say she has dual citizenship. [Post edited 28 Feb 2021 22:10]
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| Begum on 22:23 - Feb 28 with 565 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 22:07 - Feb 28 by trampie |
Shuk Lal (@MrShukLal) Tweeted: Shamima Begum will not be allowed here, says Bangladesh https://t.co/oEIoqgDEhC
So what country does Begum hold citizenship of ?, You say she has dual citizenship. [Post edited 28 Feb 2021 22:10]
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I don’t care what they say, it’s what the law says that matters.
Haven’t we been through this already?
Remember you ranted about me saying I don’t care what statements they make?
We talked about that too, just a few moments ago. It’s like the twilight zone. | |
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| Begum on 22:26 - Feb 28 with 556 views | Highjack |
| Begum on 22:07 - Feb 28 by trampie |
Shuk Lal (@MrShukLal) Tweeted: Shamima Begum will not be allowed here, says Bangladesh https://t.co/oEIoqgDEhC
So what country does Begum hold citizenship of ?, You say she has dual citizenship. [Post edited 28 Feb 2021 22:10]
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Why doesn’t Bangladesh want her? | |
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| Begum on 22:31 - Feb 28 with 554 views | trampie |
猫好ã人 (@ValoisDuBins) Tweeted: “Britain has the right to revoke the citizenship of a British born citizen, but Bangladesh doesn’t have the right to deny citizenship to someone who’s never visited or applied for it” is stone cold Brexity bullshit.
Came across this tweet, I've been hearing about 'Englishness' a disease of the mind, they still think they have an Empire don't they, even the ones in charge, lol.
Begum is English born and bred she has never held any other citizenship apart from British, British law courts strip her of her citizenship and try to tell another country that she has apparently never been too that she is their problem, blydi hell the brass neck cheek of it is staggering. | |
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| Begum on 22:35 - Feb 28 with 543 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 22:31 - Feb 28 by trampie |
猫好ã人 (@ValoisDuBins) Tweeted: “Britain has the right to revoke the citizenship of a British born citizen, but Bangladesh doesn’t have the right to deny citizenship to someone who’s never visited or applied for it” is stone cold Brexity bullshit.
Came across this tweet, I've been hearing about 'Englishness' a disease of the mind, they still think they have an Empire don't they, even the ones in charge, lol.
Begum is English born and bred she has never held any other citizenship apart from British, British law courts strip her of her citizenship and try to tell another country that she has apparently never been too that she is their problem, blydi hell the brass neck cheek of it is staggering. |
Incorrect.
Section 5 of the Citizenship Act 1951 states that, a person born outside Bangladesh 'shall be a citizen of Bangladesh by descent' if either of his or her parents is a citizen of Bangladesh at the time of his or her birth. That is their law, not Britain’s.
You don’t have to visit a country to be a citizen of it. Especially if they have specific laws set up for that exact scenario.
When Begum was 19 she was a duel citizen of U.K. and Bangladesh. Her U.K. citizenship was legally removed, she then became a sole citizen of Bangladesh. They now cannot revoke that due to it leaving her stateless.
They can kick and scream if they want. But she is their problem now. | |
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| Begum on 22:39 - Feb 28 with 534 views | trampie |
| Begum on 22:35 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
Incorrect.
Section 5 of the Citizenship Act 1951 states that, a person born outside Bangladesh 'shall be a citizen of Bangladesh by descent' if either of his or her parents is a citizen of Bangladesh at the time of his or her birth. That is their law, not Britain’s.
You don’t have to visit a country to be a citizen of it. Especially if they have specific laws set up for that exact scenario.
When Begum was 19 she was a duel citizen of U.K. and Bangladesh. Her U.K. citizenship was legally removed, she then became a sole citizen of Bangladesh. They now cannot revoke that due to it leaving her stateless.
They can kick and scream if they want. But she is their problem now. |
Incorrect, they can take or reject any person they choose, they can make, ammend or change any of their laws just like we can and do and they are not excepting her, they have spoken and spoken clearly, the UK has no jurisdiction over Bangladesh anymore the Empire is gone. | |
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| Begum on 22:46 - Feb 28 with 525 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 22:39 - Feb 28 by trampie |
Incorrect, they can take or reject any person they choose, they can make, ammend or change any of their laws just like we can and do and they are not excepting her, they have spoken and spoken clearly, the UK has no jurisdiction over Bangladesh anymore the Empire is gone. |
They haven’t amended or changed their laws. They are the same today as they were when the U.K. revoked her citizenship. The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction, this is Bangladesh citizenship law.
As much as they clearly would like to, unfortunately for them they can’t just verbally say “nahhh” when it suits. At the time of the citizenship revoke, she was legally a duel citizen. Just the fact of the matter. | |
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| Begum on 23:00 - Feb 28 with 506 views | trampie |
| Begum on 22:46 - Feb 28 by Dr_Parnassus |
They haven’t amended or changed their laws. They are the same today as they were when the U.K. revoked her citizenship. The U.K. isn’t claiming to have jurisdiction, this is Bangladesh citizenship law.
As much as they clearly would like to, unfortunately for them they can’t just verbally say “nahhh” when it suits. At the time of the citizenship revoke, she was legally a duel citizen. Just the fact of the matter. |
You can't have dual citizenship in Bangladesh once you are over 21 and she is.
And you can't have Bangladeshi citizenship if you have aligance to another state and don't denounce that aligance, which of course she hasn't.
That is Bangladeshi law. | |
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| Begum on 23:09 - Feb 28 with 497 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 23:00 - Feb 28 by trampie |
You can't have dual citizenship in Bangladesh once you are over 21 and she is.
And you can't have Bangladeshi citizenship if you have aligance to another state and don't denounce that aligance, which of course she hasn't.
That is Bangladeshi law. |
She doesn’t have duel citizenship.
You get Bangladesh citizenship automatically at the time of birth if a parent is a Bangladeshi National.
At the age of 19 she had her U.K. citizenship removed, leaving her sole citizen of Bangladesh, how old she is now is irrelevant, this was done years ago.
They now cannot revoke it as it will be illegal leaving her stateless. International law supersedes national law, so she is a citizen of Bangladesh. | |
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| Begum on 23:14 - Feb 28 with 486 views | trampie |
Mr Alam the state minister of Bangladesh for foreign affairs knows better than you. | |
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| Begum on 23:24 - Feb 28 with 474 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 23:14 - Feb 28 by trampie |
Mr Alam the state minister of Bangladesh for foreign affairs knows better than you. |
And their laws know better than him. Which is what my view aligns with. | |
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