Giggle wrote: ↑

February 23, 2019, 12:54 pm

What a disaster Britain has become.

I disagree. It's obviously troubled over Brexit but it's not a disaster. The sky isn't going to fall in on Britain. It's a democracy trying to sort out a very difficult problem in a democratic way.

Even the jihadi bride issue will eventually be resolved according to the rule of law rather than by the strength of public distaste for these girls. To me that's admirable.

A toady, lick spittle sycophant would think things are going swimmingly as he circled round the flushing bowl.

latest private eye has this

http://www.private-eye.co.uk/current-issue

You're losing form Giggle. The best trolling is more subtle. The sledge hammer approach just provides your target with a good laugh.

Seem's the home secretary is about to do a U TURN

Home Secretary admits it may be difficult to strip Isis bride Shamima Begum of UK citizenship
Yahoo News UK Andy Wells,Yahoo News UK 9 hours ago
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Home Secretary Sajid Javid stripped Isis bride Shamima Begum of UK citizenship last week but he has now indicated that it may be prove difficult to enforce.

Speaking at the home affairs committee, Mr Javid admitted that the power can not be used if it leaves an individual stateless.

While not commenting specifically on Begum’s case, Mr Javid said: “If an individual only has one citizenship, then generally the power cannot be used because by definition if you took away their British citizenship they would be stateless.


Shamima Begum was stripped of UK citizenship last week (BBC)
“I certainly haven’t done that and I am not aware that one of my predecessors has done that in a case where they know an individual only has one citizenship, as that would be breaking international law as we understand it.”

It had been thought that Begum, who travelled to Syria from London to join Isis when she was 15, travelled to the UK on a Bangladeshi passport when she was a toddler, meaning she would not be made stateless.

However, Bangladesh officials have denied she has citizenship there and Begum remains in a refugee camp with her newborn baby.

Let her stay there
Will be a risk if returns and we will pay benefits for rest of her & the kids life

Please, she's British.

I doubt the Syrians want ISIL groomed British school girls residing in their country.

GT93 wrote: ↑

February 28, 2019, 11:29 am

Please, she's British.

I doubt the Syrians want ISIL groomed British school girls residing in their country.

A lot of them dont want a homicidal dictator running the show either . That hasnt worked out too well for them , has it .

There don't seem to be easy solutions in that part of the world.

Syria and Yemen are terrible terrible tragedies.

Those of us born in well to do relatively decent countries are very very fortunate. The jihadi brides made really really stupid decisions. I feel very sorry for their families.

I spare my sympathy for genuine hardship cases , not murdering idiots . As for the families , many of these youngsters are radicalised in their own homes , before they even use the internet .

I didn't think these ones were. I was under the impression the schoolgirls came from decent families and the British police cocked up in not warning the families properly.

It would appear the returning isis ******* are going to be finally debated in the house ,

Dear Hoopoe

Parliament is going to debate the petition you signed – “Ban all ISIS members from returning to UK”.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/231521

The debate is scheduled for 18 March 2019.

Once the debate has happened, we’ll email you a video and transcript.

Thanks,
The Petitions team
UK Government and Parliament

Hoopoe wrote: ↑

March 1, 2019, 3:55 pm

It would appear the returning isis ******* are going to be finally debated in the house ,

Dear Hoopoe

Parliament is going to debate the petition you signed – “Ban all ISIS members from returning to UK”.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/231521

The debate is scheduled for 18 March 2019.

Once the debate has happened, we’ll email you a video and transcript.

Thanks,
The Petitions team
UK Government and Parliament

For those interested, this is the full text of the petition:

Ban all ISIS members from returning to the UK, remove their citizenship and passports
More details

By banning all returning ISIS members and by removing their citizenship and passports it would help keep the UK safe from terrorists and their actions. It would also save hundreds of thousands of pounds and time of the police and security services. It would also send a message to others that membership of terrorist orgsnisation will not be tollerated.

Hopefully the decision will be based on prevailing English law, and not the ~1% of the electorate who have signed this petition (as of today, 574,943 signatures ). =D>

jeremy corbyn and his goons at work

You gotta read this BKK Post article. Unbelievable!!

Dutch ISIS fighter wants British ISIS bride in Holland

https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/world/ ... in-holland

"ISIS fighter" appears to be an incomplete description. He says he was tortured, imprisoned and lived in fear. Not bloody surprising if you go live with extremely cruel lunatics.

Have I missed something? He's not gone to America, has he?

No you silly sausage.

We (New Zealand) now have our own jihadist wanting to return home. He's likely to be murdered by feminists when he's back in NZ.

In a recent interview with an Aussie journalist he expressed regret at not being able to afford a female slave who would have been required to provide plenty of extra services. What a goose.

ISIS bride Shamima Begum's father blames UK authorities for letting her flee to Syria

Of course it was and it wasn't anybody else's fault like oh I don't know... her father for example.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/isis-bride-sh ... 00071.html