| Begum 10:02 - Feb 26 with 10292 views | onehunglow |
Appeal dismissed then.
Great decision.
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| Begum on 23:28 - Feb 28 with 848 views | Highjack |
It’s remarkable how many people are willing to leap to the defence of an ISIS terrorist when there’s a chance to have a pop at Britain. |  |
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| Begum on 08:53 - Mar 1 with 782 views | controversial_jack |
If that's correct the UK has broken international law | | | |
| Begum on 08:56 - Mar 1 with 780 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Begum on 08:53 - Mar 1 by controversial_jack |
If that's correct the UK has broken international law |
Another terrorist who cannot return to the UK is good news for all of us. | |
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| Begum on 09:08 - Mar 1 with 773 views | Dr_Parnassus |
Those that have returned were likely not duel nationals. There are hundreds like Begum that were. Those claiming she is being singled out are quite simply wrong. |  |
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| Begum on 09:37 - Mar 1 with 724 views | controversial_jack |
Nationality is a human right and is internationally recognised as such.It depends on what Bangladesh decide If they refuse her entry then the Uk has broken international law
Bangladesh will argue that as she was born and raised in the Uk then Britain cannot force her to be the responsibility of Bangladesh - has she even been there. | | | |
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| Begum on 10:24 - Mar 1 with 710 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Begum on 09:37 - Mar 1 by controversial_jack |
Nationality is a human right and is internationally recognised as such.It depends on what Bangladesh decide If they refuse her entry then the Uk has broken international law
Bangladesh will argue that as she was born and raised in the Uk then Britain cannot force her to be the responsibility of Bangladesh - has she even been there. |
Bangladesh don't decide anything. Their laws decide the situation, that is why they are there. They can't disregard them because it suits, as you say it's a human right and they cannot make her stateless.
If Bangladesh argue that they shouldn't have to take her then that blame lies with their citizenship laws. They wrote them.
Whether she has been there or not is irrelevant. [Post edited 1 Mar 2021 10:25]
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| Begum on 10:43 - Mar 1 with 705 views | Boundy |
| Begum on 09:37 - Mar 1 by controversial_jack |
Nationality is a human right and is internationally recognised as such.It depends on what Bangladesh decide If they refuse her entry then the Uk has broken international law
Bangladesh will argue that as she was born and raised in the Uk then Britain cannot force her to be the responsibility of Bangladesh - has she even been there. |
So's not getting blown up, decapitated , thrown off buildings , stoned , burned in cages. All those actions that she was happy to support during her "forced captivity" | |
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| Begum on 13:39 - Mar 1 with 659 views | controversial_jack |
| Begum on 10:24 - Mar 1 by Dr_Parnassus |
Bangladesh don't decide anything. Their laws decide the situation, that is why they are there. They can't disregard them because it suits, as you say it's a human right and they cannot make her stateless.
If Bangladesh argue that they shouldn't have to take her then that blame lies with their citizenship laws. They wrote them.
Whether she has been there or not is irrelevant. [Post edited 1 Mar 2021 10:25]
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Not their laws their courts and how they interpret the laws, just like ours did. | | | |
| Begum on 14:22 - Mar 1 with 646 views | Highjack |
| Begum on 09:37 - Mar 1 by controversial_jack |
Nationality is a human right and is internationally recognised as such.It depends on what Bangladesh decide If they refuse her entry then the Uk has broken international law
Bangladesh will argue that as she was born and raised in the Uk then Britain cannot force her to be the responsibility of Bangladesh - has she even been there. |
She’s a citizen of the Islamic State, so she should abide by their law. I’m sure they’ll treat her well because she’s a woman. | |
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| Begum on 14:27 - Mar 1 with 645 views | Boundy |
| Begum on 14:22 - Mar 1 by Highjack |
She’s a citizen of the Islamic State, so she should abide by their law. I’m sure they’ll treat her well because she’s a woman. |
Personally I hope she has a taste of what others suffered , but that would be unchristian of me or uncaring, a bit of both I suspect | |
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| Begum on 15:29 - Mar 1 with 621 views | onehunglow |
| Begum on 14:22 - Mar 1 by Highjack |
She’s a citizen of the Islamic State, so she should abide by their law. I’m sure they’ll treat her well because she’s a woman. |
She signed up for Sharia Law
15 is old enough to know mass rape/decapitation,stoning females to death including family memebers at the behest of the males-aint really the way to go.
Most girls her age would be more likely to be radicalised into being Take That fans | |
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| Begum on 15:39 - Mar 1 with 613 views | trampie |
Somebody just said to me would the UK strip citizenship in a similar situation from a 15 year old (as was) blond, white girl ? |  |
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| Begum on 16:55 - Mar 1 with 596 views | Groo |
| Begum on 15:39 - Mar 1 by trampie |
Somebody just said to me would the UK strip citizenship in a similar situation from a 15 year old (as was) blond, white girl ? |
I would hope they would.
I don't know for a fact how the government has dealt with everyone that went to fight and/or support ISIS, an organization that would quite happily murder you and your family for being non believers. I only hope they have acted evenly.
Regarding citizenship, as people have previously stated, the UK cannot make a person stateless, they can only remove citizenship if they have another nationality. I hope that the UK has done this to every person that they could.
Those who only have UK citizenship they would have no legal capability to remove citizenship.
There are many that fall into both camps, I'm sure. Begum has only been spotlighted because hers was a highly publicized example, where her running away with her friends was front page news, due to their ages.
At the time of removing her citizenship, she had two nationalities, regardless on whether she had ever been there. The UK had the ability to remove her citizenship and chose to do it. Once they had, then Bangladesh were stuck.
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I should add, she supported the cause and showed no remorse for her action and supported the vile things being carried out in the name of Islam. She hates Christianity and wants to return to a safe Christian Country that accepts people of other religions freely and allow then to safely practice their religion. Something she supports denying others. [Post edited 1 Mar 2021 16:57]
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| Begum on 16:57 - Mar 1 with 594 views | Highjack |
| Begum on 15:39 - Mar 1 by trampie |
Somebody just said to me would the UK strip citizenship in a similar situation from a 15 year old (as was) blond, white girl ? |
She wasn’t 15 but there was a big campaign to stop that blonde white widow woman Sally something ever returning to the U.K. But ‘unfortunately’ she was killed by a drone strike before she got the opportunity. | |
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| Begum on 17:04 - Mar 1 with 583 views | Highjack |
Someone just said to me should we have stopped Salman Abedi and his scumbag brother from returning to the U.K. direct from a Libyan terror training camp? They said maybe if we had did that all those poor kids would still be alive. | |
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| Begum on 17:08 - Mar 1 with 579 views | controversial_jack |
| Begum on 15:39 - Mar 1 by trampie |
Somebody just said to me would the UK strip citizenship in a similar situation from a 15 year old (as was) blond, white girl ? |
They have let 400 fighters back into the Uk, so the probably not. They have singled her out for whatever reason | | | |
| Begum on 17:13 - Mar 1 with 569 views | trampie |
| Begum on 16:57 - Mar 1 by Highjack |
She wasn’t 15 but there was a big campaign to stop that blonde white widow woman Sally something ever returning to the U.K. But ‘unfortunately’ she was killed by a drone strike before she got the opportunity. |
You mean the UK didn't strip her of her citizenship | |
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| Begum on 17:16 - Mar 1 with 565 views | Groo |
| Begum on 17:08 - Mar 1 by controversial_jack |
They have let 400 fighters back into the Uk, so the probably not. They have singled her out for whatever reason |
You keep hammering 400 fighters came back.
can you show where this data comes from.
can you show that these "fighters" had dual citizenship.
can you show where these 400 "fighters" fought.
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You also say they single her out. This headline states that the number of people stripped of citizenship has risen by 600% in the last 2 years.
https://www.independent.co.uk/
600% of course doesn't say what the before and after actual numbers are, but indicates she wasn't specially selected. More the Press has specially selected. [Post edited 1 Mar 2021 17:19]
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| Begum on 17:17 - Mar 1 with 558 views | Highjack |
| Begum on 17:13 - Mar 1 by trampie |
You mean the UK didn't strip her of her citizenship |
I imagine the drone strike would have stripped her of lots of things, including her citizenship. A hellfire missile is quite a strong indicator that you ain’t welcome no more. | |
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| Begum on 17:18 - Mar 1 with 553 views | onehunglow |
Bear in mind that Welsh people have been killed by these terrorist heroes of hers.
You 'll find most British recoil at inviting someone like this back to our shores before an expensive ,long public trial gorged over by her legal team,miraculously high profile and thus paid accordingly.
She could have been found not guilty on a techicalit,released and bred more siblings for the cause.
Nope, heartless me. Think I d like to save our kids from going to a concert with their mobile primed,bottles of expensive water and bags of sweets for the younger ones,being blown into pieces. It aint a pleasant sight trampie,nor is the smell. I have and it kinda stays with you,when people bleed human rights ,navel gauge and blame ourselves for the evils of others | |
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| Begum on 17:20 - Mar 1 with 550 views | trampie |
| Begum on 17:17 - Mar 1 by Highjack |
I imagine the drone strike would have stripped her of lots of things, including her citizenship. A hellfire missile is quite a strong indicator that you ain’t welcome no more. |
They don't know if they hit her, they think they did, at least that is what they are saying publicly but they don't know. | |
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| Begum on 17:28 - Mar 1 with 539 views | Highjack |
| Begum on 17:20 - Mar 1 by trampie |
They don't know if they hit her, they think they did, at least that is what they are saying publicly but they don't know. |
Oh well. Officially she’s deceased so I doubt she can legally claim citizenship for anywhere. | |
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