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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56209007

Shamima Begum cannot return to UK, Supreme Court rules.

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By *ammskiMan  over a year ago

lytham st.annes

Good,glad about that

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By *ovebjsMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56209007

Shamima Begum cannot return to UK, Supreme Court rules.

"

She can still carry on her appeal about her nationality from there it just means she can’t come here and be put up in a nice comfy flat while doing it

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Good,glad about that "

Why?

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By *uliaChrisCouple  over a year ago

westerham

Trouble is "we" created her. Much as I'd like these extremist muppets to be strung up in a foreign hell hole, why should we dump our problems elsewhere?

If we had more law and order here in the first place (eg The Finsbury Park mosque Abu Hamza saga) we wouldn't be in this mess

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

She should have had a trial here

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Good,glad about that

Why?"

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Good,glad about that

Why?

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

"

She above

She committed a crime..come back and face the consequences of your actions.

They have let others back in.

This is just palming the problem onto someone else.

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By *ovebjsMan  over a year ago

Bristol

If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

Reading the topic on the main forum,the amount of ignorance is outstanding.

There is no attempt to even understand the situation.

Its black at white.

They are evil and should be wiped out.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

Ambivalent either way. She made her bed albeit it a young age. Play with feathers get your ass tickled.....

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

"There are no simple solutions to this situation, but any restrictions of rights and freedoms faced by this individual are a direct consequence of the extreme actions that she and others have taken, in violation of Government guidance and common morality."

However, in November, the Home Office appealed that decision at the Supreme Court, arguing that allowing her to return to the UK "would create significant national security risks" and expose the public to "an increased risk of terrorism".

Lord Reed said: "The Supreme Court unanimously allows all of the Home Secretary's appeals and dismisses Ms Begum's cross-appeal.

"The right to a fair hearing does not trump all other considerations, such as the safety of the public."

Enough said as far as I'm concerned.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country. "

She is in a war torn country now.

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By *ovebjsMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now."

Yes an has no citizenship, so if brought back she would still be a non citizen and so could not then be re deported.

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham

The independent Jucidicary have spoken.

Thats enough for me, but her lack of contrition is not helping any case she may have.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

She has Pakistan nationality and wasn't her husband Dutch she could be eligible there too.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"Good,glad about that

Why?"

"made her bed"

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"Good,glad about that

Why?

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

She above

She committed a crime..come back and face the consequences of your actions.

They have let others back in.

This is just palming the problem onto someone else."

Crime? Do expand, what was it?

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"She has Pakistan nationality and wasn't her husband Dutch she could be eligible there too. "

Exactly 2 safe havens and she chooses neither of them, why is that

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By *uliaChrisCouple  over a year ago

westerham


"Good,glad about that

Why?

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

She above

She committed a crime..come back and face the consequences of your actions.

They have let others back in.

This is just palming the problem onto someone else.

Crime? Do expand, what was it?"

Don't quite understand the question, exactly what crimes she's accused of would depend on what jurisdiction she was tried in.

But British equivalents would be: supporting and funding terrorism (she took money with her), spreading racial hatred, incitement to commit violence etc etc etc

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By *uboCouple  over a year ago

East kilbride

Delighted to hear it.

As the saying goes.......You made your bed so lie in it

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now."

only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

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By *LUKCouple  over a year ago

Loughborough

It's a difficult one.

Ultimately she was only 15 years old when she was groomed and made her decision, albeit a monumentally fucking stupid one.

If we were talking about a 15 year old girl who was groomed sexually, no one would be taking the "she made her bed" line.

She was born and raised in the UK, she is British, deserves her day in court and (most likely) deserves to do time in prison.

This is one of those situations where doing the right thing is also doing the difficult thing.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"It's a difficult one.

Ultimately she was only 15 years old when she was groomed and made her decision, albeit a monumentally fucking stupid one.

If we were talking about a 15 year old girl who was groomed sexually, no one would be taking the "she made her bed" line.

She was born and raised in the UK, she is British, deserves her day in court and (most likely) deserves to do time in prison.

This is one of those situations where doing the right thing is also doing the difficult thing."

why is it she was groomed ? do people not have a right to there way of thinking and beliefs just because there different from ours if she had been 16/17/18 would she of still not been entitled to her beliefs

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Good,glad about that

Why?

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

She above

She committed a crime..come back and face the consequences of your actions.

They have let others back in.

This is just palming the problem onto someone else.

Crime? Do expand, what was it?"

What was what?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her "

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice."

her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

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By *incskittenWoman  over a year ago

Nottingham

We are all accountable for the decisions we make in our lives no matter what age.

She made her choice to leave the UK.

She now wants to return.

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?"

Standard.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

Standard. "

standard fucking answer from you was it a difficult question to ask you what you would like to happen you ask questions every day but I’m fucked if I ever see you answer one your a bottler mate

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By *LUKCouple  over a year ago

Loughborough


"why is it she was groomed ? do people not have a right to there way of thinking and beliefs just because there different from ours if she had been 16/17/18 would she of still not been entitled to her beliefs "

We don't know for certain if she was groomed, we don't know for certain that she wasn't trafficked, we don't know for certain if she an utter psychopath that would behead someone without remorse.

There is a way to find out though: bring her home (like it or not, it is her home) and let the authorities deal with the situation within the full extent of the law.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

"

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

Standard. standard fucking answer from you was it a difficult question to ask you what you would like to happen you ask questions every day but I’m fucked if I ever see you answer one your a bottler mate "

She broke the law.

The standard practice for that Is to stand before a court and face your actions.

But apparently that doesnt apply so I'm I'm presuming we will start stripping the citizenship of people without a trial.

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By *incskittenWoman  over a year ago

Nottingham


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

"

More reason not to waste any more time or money then.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"why is it she was groomed ? do people not have a right to there way of thinking and beliefs just because there different from ours if she had been 16/17/18 would she of still not been entitled to her beliefs

We don't know for certain if she was groomed, we don't know for certain that she wasn't trafficked, we don't know for certain if she an utter psychopath that would behead someone without remorse.

There is a way to find out though: bring her home (like it or not, it is her home) and let the authorities deal with the situation within the full extent of the law."

great take a risk that she beheads someone and waste tax payers money or accept she made her bed and let her die init

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple  over a year ago

london


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

Standard. standard fucking answer from you was it a difficult question to ask you what you would like to happen you ask questions every day but I’m fucked if I ever see you answer one your a bottler mate "

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

"

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

Standard. standard fucking answer from you was it a difficult question to ask you what you would like to happen you ask questions every day but I’m fucked if I ever see you answer one your a bottler mate

She broke the law.

The standard practice for that Is to stand before a court and face your actions.

But apparently that doesnt apply so I'm I'm presuming we will start stripping the citizenship of people without a trial."

fuck me I asked for your thoughts not how the justice system works lol

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"If they did let her back the U.K. would not be able to get rid of her again because her defence would argue the human rights of sending her back to a war torn country.

She is in a war torn country now.only fucking you would want her back man get a grip she’s scum let her fucking rot where she is fuck her

Probably something thing to do with facing justice.her punishment should be to let her rot where she is like I said fuck her what would you like to do Lionel give her a cuddle counciling a few months in jail then watched for a few yrs ?

Standard. standard fucking answer from you was it a difficult question to ask you what you would like to happen you ask questions every day but I’m fucked if I ever see you answer one your a bottler mate

She broke the law.

The standard practice for that Is to stand before a court and face your actions.

But apparently that doesnt apply so I'm I'm presuming we will start stripping the citizenship of people without a trial.fuck me I asked for your thoughts not how the justice system works lol"

If someone breaks the law they should be tried in court.

Obviously that only applies in certain cases.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

She broke the law.

"

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK."

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. "

Glad you Agree

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?"

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . . "

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Now. Having had Legal Representation and had that paid for by the British Legal Aid System, she has tested the Legality of UK Law and has unanimously been judged to have no case in Our Supreme Court of Law.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice. "

When Begum left the UK, police said she had committed no offences and would not be treated as a terrorist.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice. "

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

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By *ebbie69Couple  over a year ago

milton keynes


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that."

So I guess the question put to the court was does she deserve to have her citizenship back.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that."

I thought there were issues about the legality of the home secretary talking her citizenship away?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The independent Jucidicary have spoken.

Thats enough for me, but her lack of contrition is not helping any case she may have. "

Would showing remorse help?

She must have seen some horrific things.

Wasmt it being argued that she become desensitizated to it?

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that.

So I guess the question put to the court was does she deserve to have her citizenship back. "

Just that.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that.

I thought there were issues about the legality of the home secretary talking her citizenship away?"

And found not to have acted outside those powers.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it."

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

At the end of the day a good outcome it could have set a precedence for about another 150 cases ,i think our security services have enough on their plate without adding extras for them to follow for years.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?"

Eh?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?

Eh?"

The first paragraph you point out is what her lawyer said. The police have said she broke no laws.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done."

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?

Eh?

The first paragraph you point out is what her lawyer said. The police have said she broke no laws."

Well I guess the plod are right.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different."

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done."

Point out the 'hatred' ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

"

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?"

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?

Eh?

The first paragraph you point out is what her lawyer said. The police have said she broke no laws.

Well I guess the plod are right."

Nope. The Judiciary are right. The Police can present anything they like. Only the Judiciary can make it found or lost.

Learn how your Legal System works.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight"

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/10/lawyer-for-uk-isis-woman-shamima-begum-says-police-building-criminal-case

1St paragraph.

And read a piece which said She broke the 2000 terrorism act?

Dunno

Got too much of a headache to argue but I thought the whole point of bringing her back, was she could be held responsible for her actions?

Suppose there is a deeper issue about how you deal with radicalisation but Its certainly not easy.

Education maybe?

Not sure simply locking up people is going to solve it.

So are we believing her lawyer over the police?

Eh?

The first paragraph you point out is what her lawyer said. The police have said she broke no laws.

Well I guess the plod are right.

Nope. The Judiciary are right. The Police can present anything they like. Only the Judiciary can make it found or lost.

Learn how your Legal System works."

Ok

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets"

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

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By *ick270Man  over a year ago

Here

Some good news for a change.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people."

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next. "

Eh?

Again

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple  over a year ago

london

If I ever get taken to court,

I,m taking cat to represent me

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

"

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again "

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words. "

I'm lost

The guardian are whipping up hatred for running the story?

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester

When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?"

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?"

Since 2016 120 have been stripped of UK citizenship.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

"

Its murky to say the least

There is an argument to say she was groomed.

What was she 15,?

Defenitley no easy answers but uncomfortable questions.

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By *LUKCouple  over a year ago

Loughborough

If I am being honest I have zero sympathy for her, she has shown no remorse for her actions. I hope she is punished to the fullest extent of the law for her crimes.

But.

Revoking her citizenship is a slippery slope and a 2 way street. What happens the next time an immigrant in the UK commits a horrible crime, and their home country says "Nah we don't want them back." This is door that is currently being opened.

Our prisons are full of the lowest forms of life: rapists, murderers etc yet they all have one thing in common: they were allowed their due process. Due process is one of the cornerstones of a civilised society, remove it and you have an authoritarian state.

I have zero doubt that she is a criminal, but she's a British criminal. Bring her home, put her in custody and put her on trial.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words.

I'm lost

The guardian are whipping up hatred for running the story?"

You said the media were whipping up hatred and when asked to show it, you showed a guardian article.

It's really not rocket science

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words.

I'm lost

The guardian are whipping up hatred for running the story?"

You said: media are whipping up hatred then posted a link to the Guardian.

Fair for me to say and think it must be one of media outlets who is doing. And don't say 'Huh?' again.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words.

I'm lost

The guardian are whipping up hatred for running the story?

You said the media were whipping up hatred and when asked to show it, you showed a guardian article.

It's really not rocket science "

Snap lol.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If I am being honest I have zero sympathy for her, she has shown no remorse for her actions. I hope she is punished to the fullest extent of the law for her crimes.

But.

Revoking her citizenship is a slippery slope and a 2 way street. What happens the next time an immigrant in the UK commits a horrible crime, and their home country says "Nah we don't want them back." This is door that is currently being opened.

Our prisons are full of the lowest forms of life: rapists, murderers etc yet they all have one thing in common: they were allowed their due process. Due process is one of the cornerstones of a civilised society, remove it and you have an authoritarian state.

I have zero doubt that she is a criminal, but she's a British criminal. Bring her home, put her in custody and put her on trial."

She didn't commit any crimes in this country. If she did she would be brought back and prosecuted.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences."

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?"

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Point out the 'hatred' ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/feb/27/uk-shooting-range-uses-shamima-begum-image-for-targets

Now go tell the Guardian that they whipped up hatred. And see what happens next.

Eh?

Again

S You k ow what is being said you said. the media whipped up hatred. Your words.

I'm lost

The guardian are whipping up hatred for running the story?

You said: media are whipping up hatred then posted a link to the Guardian.

Fair for me to say and think it must be one of media outlets who is doing. And don't say 'Huh?' again. "

The guardian printed a story about a 15 year old girl having her face used as target price.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?"

Time of The month?

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Time of The month?"

That’s a bit misogynist Lionel

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Time of The month?"

Lost the argument so have to resort to petty school ground tactics

BTW, thanks for being a misogynist

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

You said: media are whipping up hatred then posted a link to the Guardian

"

Again. You must have meant them.

I'll get another 'er what?' From you. But you know what us being said.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

It is

I'll take that back

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is

I'll take that back"

No you will not. I forever see you up in arms about what people say. Yet you continue with remarks that are as bad as others.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

You said: media are whipping up hatred then posted a link to the Guardian

Again. You must have meant them.

I'll get another 'er what?' From you. But you know what us being said."

Because I don't know what you are saying

Are you implying the guardian is whipping up hatred for running the story?

You dont think there has been no particular campaign against her?

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back"

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

No you will not. I forever see you up in arms about what people say. Yet you continue with remarks that are as bad as others."

Rightio

When an apology just isnt enough.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs. "

Ive took it back

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is

I'll take that back

No you will not. I forever see you up in arms about what people say. Yet you continue with remarks that are as bad as others.

Rightio

When an apology just isnt enough."

It isn't when you do it on numerous occasions.

Just last week you asked me 'you ok hun?'

It can stay there and people can make there own minds up.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

"

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

No you will not. I forever see you up in arms about what people say. Yet you continue with remarks that are as bad as others.

Rightio

When an apology just isnt enough.

It isn't when you do it on numerous occasions.

Just last week you asked me 'you ok hun?'

It can stay there and people can make there own minds up."

Shrugs.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

"

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by"

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past. "

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

She’s not a UK citizen. Why should she be allowed back? No brainer for me

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

"

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right. "

Yep you chose to say silent over that

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that"

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

"

a more dangerous path is letting her back and making her a hero to the other loonies who follow isis I know everyone wants to be seen as a just person but come on she’s a terrorrist ffs if anyone was honest would you want the bitch living next door to you ?

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By *ust some cock suckerMan  over a year ago

Preston


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

Its murky to say the least

There is an argument to say she was groomed.

What was she 15,?

Defenitley no easy answers but uncomfortable questions."

I wouldn't mind if all potential terrorists we're treated the same but they aren't.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?"

Actually she can be tried in this country under our law.

The law sees it this way.

Generally, an offence will only be triable in the jurisdiction in which the offence takes place, unless there is a specific provision to ground jurisdiction, for instance where specific statutes enable the UK to exercise extra-territorial jurisdiction:

For example

Terrorism (ss. 59, 62-63 of the Terrorism Act 2000 and s.17 of the Terrorism Act 2006, and as amended by the Counter Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019);

So we can bring her back for trial under aiding and abetting acts of terrorism

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

[Removed by poster at 26/02/21 18:25:08]

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Except nobody is charging her with anything terrorist related.

It's about her citizenship and nothing else.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

"

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

a more dangerous path is letting her back and making her a hero to the other loonies who follow isis I know everyone wants to be seen as a just person but come on she’s a terrorrist ffs if anyone was honest would you want the bitch living next door to you ?"

The bitch

Yep no hate mongering at here

No siree bob

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

Its murky to say the least

There is an argument to say she was groomed.

What was she 15,?

Defenitley no easy answers but uncomfortable questions.

I wouldn't mind if all potential terrorists we're treated the same but they aren't.

"

Depends what you mean by potential?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Actually she can be tried in this country under our law.

The law sees it this way.

Generally, an offence will only be triable in the jurisdiction in which the offence takes place, unless there is a specific provision to ground jurisdiction, for instance where specific statutes enable the UK to exercise extra-territorial jurisdiction:

For example

Terrorism (ss. 59, 62-63 of the Terrorism Act 2000 and s.17 of the Terrorism Act 2006, and as amended by the Counter Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019);

So we can bring her back for trial under aiding and abetting acts of terrorism

"

I'm confused

Can she be tried in a court of law for terrorism offences?

Yes or no?

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

"

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

a more dangerous path is letting her back and making her a hero to the other loonies who follow isis I know everyone wants to be seen as a just person but come on she’s a terrorrist ffs if anyone was honest would you want the bitch living next door to you ?

The bitch

Yep no hate mongering at here

No siree bob"

what you want me not to say my true feelings Lionel like you asked you what you thought you spun the legality that’s it you call Boris every day on here so shhhhh mate to me she is a bitch a lowlife be a man and for once tell me how do you feel about her not your usual bs tho your true feelings ? You keep saying your not sticking up for her then stick up for her lo

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on. "

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"When you read the background her school highlighted grooming and social services didn’t tell the parents. Passports could have been withheld.

She supported the anarchy and destruction of hospitals along with stopping nurses and female doctors and then wondered why her children died when they were ill. Karma for her but tragic for the children.

I have mixed view firstly that she’s guilty as sin and shown no remorse but that’s only what the papers tell me. Is that true?

Secondly I don’t like one minister dictating law as he sees it. I don’t want her or any of the supporters of ISIS back and setting an example is probably a good thing to show others, however it is a dangerous path to let a minister decide guilt or not.

a more dangerous path is letting her back and making her a hero to the other loonies who follow isis I know everyone wants to be seen as a just person but come on she’s a terrorrist ffs if anyone was honest would you want the bitch living next door to you ?

The bitch

Yep no hate mongering at here

No siree bobwhat you want me not to say my true feelings Lionel like you asked you what you thought you spun the legality that’s it you call Boris every day on here so shhhhh mate to me she is a bitch a lowlife be a man and for once tell me how do you feel about her not your usual bs tho your true feelings ? You keep saying your not sticking up for her then stick up for her lo"

Please point out..even 1 sentence..when I've

'Stuck up for her'

Go.on

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

"

Yup horrible comment about her. And I get that you need to seek to minimise and perhaps divert your sexist attitude.

Perhaps let’s not take up anymore time on this post with this exchange.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

"

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

Yup horrible comment about her. And I get that you need to seek to minimise and perhaps divert your sexist attitude.

Perhaps let’s not take up anymore time on this post with this exchange.

"

Which you and the little pitchfork mob chose to completely ignore

But yeah..let's.move on

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

She was 15yo st the time she went. Possibly trafficked /groomed.

Yes she could be a risk so possibly put het into rehab?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you "

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do."

waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lol

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lol"

Glad we got that created up

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lol

Glad we got that created up

"

im just going to swerve you from now on you are totally a waste of time

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lol"

you only just realized

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lol

Glad we got that created up

im just going to swerve you from now on you are totally a waste of time "

What are you òn about?

I've said at least 3 times she should come and be tried in court

What else do you want me to say?

You consistently ask questions.. get an anser you are not happy with and say the question hasn't been answered.

Yet in your eyes that is somehow standing up for her and being pc

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"It is

I'll take that back

Take it way back to the 80’s where it belongs.

Ive took it back

But the fact is you held that opinion in the first place and felt comfortable to say it. And you being on a site like this.

What about being on a site like this?

Once again people picking and choosing what to get offended by

I’m not offended. I just think you often say some things that indicate worrying opinions that belong in the past.

Yet you are quite happy with borderline racist remarks

Nope and two wrongs don’t make a right.

Yep you chose to say silent over that

Maybe I am not omnipresent on the forum and logged on and saw your abhorrent comment when I was catching up on the days events.

Abhorrent

Ha ha ha ha

Well done

1St class

Wasn’t great mate. Bit of a dinosaur thing to say. Seems you think it’s not a big deal.

Crack on.

And a girl barely out her terms Is branded a ",bitch"

Which could be termed slightly sexist,yet the angry mob are strangely silence.

Comsistency folks.

are you pissed mate have you zero idea of the names you’ve called Boris trump farage and most Tory mps ffs I’ll ask you again what are your true feelings on her and not the pc bullshit most hide behind howay I know it’s hard for you

Lols

What pc bullshit?

So I'm now a misogynist and a pc er.

I'll try it once more.

In simple terms

Where.. have I 'stuck up for her'

Just 1 sentence will do.waste of time I ask you a question you fail to answer then ask me one typical Lionel lolyou only just realized "

costa you would think I’d know better be now like I could but a wall after talking to him swear to fucking god I asked what his feelings are about her he gives same old bullshit about court lol if she was a tory he’d of given his true feelings that’s for sure

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

She was a enforcer in the Isil moral police. She not innocent at all. She gave her right to be a citizen. Plain and simple.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"She was a enforcer in the Isil moral police. She not innocent at all. She gave her right to be a citizen. Plain and simple."

No one said she was innocent

So everyone who breaks the law should lose their citizenship?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"She was a enforcer in the Isil moral police. She not innocent at all. She gave her right to be a citizen. Plain and simple.

No one said she was innocent

So everyone who breaks the law should lose their citizenship?"

If I joined and committed atrocious acts like that I would hope my country wouldn't allow me back. She denounced morals by accepting and participating in those acts. She can stay there.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

No one said she was innocent

So everyone who breaks the law should lose their citizenship?"

Not even close to being the same thing.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. "

that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers ."

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"She was a enforcer in the Isil moral police. She not innocent at all. She gave her right to be a citizen. Plain and simple.

No one said she was innocent

So everyone who breaks the law should lose their citizenship?

If I joined and committed atrocious acts like that I would hope my country wouldn't allow me back. She denounced morals by accepting and participating in those acts. She can stay there."

So to clarify.. if you join a terrorist organisation..you lose your citizenship?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers ."

That was just a noise

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By *arlomaleMan  over a year ago

darlington


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers ."

think you’ve watched to many Hollywood action films

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Actually she can be tried in this country under our law.

The law sees it this way.

Generally, an offence will only be triable in the jurisdiction in which the offence takes place, unless there is a specific provision to ground jurisdiction, for instance where specific statutes enable the UK to exercise extra-territorial jurisdiction:

For example

Terrorism (ss. 59, 62-63 of the Terrorism Act 2000 and s.17 of the Terrorism Act 2006, and as amended by the Counter Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019);

So we can bring her back for trial under aiding and abetting acts of terrorism

I'm confused

Can she be tried in a court of law for terrorism offences?

Yes or no?"

They can lay charges but whether they want to or can prove it is the question. Finding her innocent would be a very very bad outcome.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

[Removed by poster at 26/02/21 20:09:49]

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here

[Removed by poster at 26/02/21 20:11:04]

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Actually she can be tried in this country under our law.

The law sees it this way.

Generally, an offence will only be triable in the jurisdiction in which the offence takes place, unless there is a specific provision to ground jurisdiction, for instance where specific statutes enable the UK to exercise extra-territorial jurisdiction:

For example

Terrorism (ss. 59, 62-63 of the Terrorism Act 2000 and s.17 of the Terrorism Act 2006, and as amended by the Counter Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019);

So we can bring her back for trial under aiding and abetting acts of terrorism

I'm confused

Can she be tried in a court of law for terrorism offences?

Yes or no?

They can lay charges but whether they want to or can prove it is the question. Finding her innocent would be a very very bad outcome. "

Which completely contradicts what the little self righteous brigade said earlier?

From what I (mis)understand she could have been brought back to face terrorism charges,but she her citizenship has been revoked,the legalities have surrendered this.

Obvs if you are not a brotish citizen, you camt be tried in a court of law.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done."

Still an excellent summation

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done."

you can tell some people all day and night they will only read what they want to you’ve wrote it plain and simple countless times if you only had a pound for every time you did that eh lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. "

quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie.

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done.you can tell some people all day and night they will only read what they want to you’ve wrote it plain and simple countless times if you only had a pound for every time you did that eh lol"

It shouldn't be so hard lol

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done.

Still an excellent summation "

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie."

So we should act as terrorists do?

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Sorry Missed a very important word . . .

Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK Law precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done. (Missed the word 'Law' from a sentence)

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By *arlomaleMan  over a year ago

darlington


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie."

but then that makes us as bad as them then ? We are supposed to be civilised aren’t we mind we should look at what we/us the British have done over the years

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie.

So we should act as terrorists do?"

yes israel don't mess why should we stick to rules.

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By *ebbie69Couple  over a year ago

milton keynes


"Try and do this one more time for those who just will not get the oh so simple and clear message.

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. The was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. The Judges in both Courts lower and upper accept that she is not Stateless.

7. She lost twice.

Done."

Excellent summary. Hopefully it will answer the questions and statements from some. Seems as we have paid for all this legal action we have been more than fair and probably more than some other countries would have done

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie.

So we should act as terrorists do?yes israel don't mess why should we stick to rules."

You realise there is such a thing as international law?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie. but then that makes us as bad as them then ? We are supposed to be civilised aren’t we mind we should look at what we/us the British have done over the years "

and that's what they pray on us been civilized .

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

and that's what they pray on us been civilized ."

---------------------------------------

And WOW haven't the UK been civilized in this case?

---------------------------------------

She has NOT broken the Law in the UK.

The Judiciary are not seeking to charge her with any crime.

The Home secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals for the following reasons:

- It is "for the public good" and would not make them stateless.

- The person obtained citizenship through fraud.

- Their actions could harm UK interests, and they can claim citizenship elsewhere.

Ms Begum was stripped of her citizenship *for the public good reason*.

She challenged the legality of this in a UK court (that was paid for under Legal Aid.)

She lost that case.

She then appealed that Judgement in the Supreme Court of Justice in the UK.

She lost that Appeal.

_______________

What can be taken from this.

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

2. She was given leave to challenge that decision.

4. The UK paid for her legal council.

5. The UK paid for her Appeal.

6. She lost twice.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie."

Ok John Wick

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie.

So we should act as terrorists do?yes israel don't mess why should we stick to rules.

You realise there is such a thing as international law?"

yes I do but do terrorist give a shite no.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer"

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We killed the other 2 with airstrikes we just missed her. Blame the USA.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

"

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

"

I haven't said they can't charge and try her. But the fact remains that this hearing was about her citizenship. And that's the only reason for it.

I'm not even sure how her being tried under the terrorism act came into it.

The police have said she broke no laws in the UK. I'll be honest, I'd be pissed if we brought her back to try her. Let the country where any crimes may have taken place deal with it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why should the tax payer have to fund a court case and potential prison costs ?

She wanted out , she got her wish .

We have paid her Legal Aid thus far.

Because a civilised country gives people legal representation. that's are problem we are to civilized about time we got dirty they kill one of ares we kill ten of them they kill ten we wipe a town out when captured torture for answers then kill them and humiliate and destroy there bodies no justice no lawyers .

I’m not being rude, but I don’t understand any of that. quite simple terrorist don't play by the rules about time we stopped playing by the rules.put simply they kill we kill there entire family end of day no innocent they will all have taken some of the pie.

So we should act as terrorists do?yes israel don't mess why should we stick to rules.

You realise there is such a thing as international law? yes I do but do terrorist give a shite no."

So you’re of the view we should just wholesale murder our enemies because it’s what they’d do to us?

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

"

Yes actually. Those saying that she is only seeking to secure her UK citizenship (and lost) are totally right. 100%.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

"

You've already wanted her tried for a crime she hasn't committed, questioned whether the home sec broke the law, made misogynistic comments, made claims about papers you couldn't back.

All in one thread. I'd say you're well out of your depth on this one and it's you who said give up

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

You've already wanted her tried for a crime she hasn't committed, questioned whether the home sec broke the law, made misogynistic comments, made claims about papers you couldn't back.

All in one thread. I'd say you're well out of your depth on this one and it's you who said give up "

Plural comments?

Pray tell what others I made?

What crimes did I want her committed for that she didmt make?

You mean when I made the claim about newspapers stirring up hatred then posted a link showing 15 year old girls have being used for target practice?

I'm assuming you are also happy with others making derogatory remarks but not me

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

You've already wanted her tried for a crime she hasn't committed, questioned whether the home sec broke the law, made misogynistic comments, made claims about papers you couldn't back.

All in one thread. I'd say you're well out of your depth on this one and it's you who said give up "

Considering you have previous for making stuff up I never said.. thus should be good.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

You've already wanted her tried for a crime she hasn't committed, questioned whether the home sec broke the law, made misogynistic comments, made claims about papers you couldn't back.

All in one thread. I'd say you're well out of your depth on this one and it's you who said give up

Plural comments?

Pray tell what others I made?

What crimes did I want her committed for that she didmt make?

You mean when I made the claim about newspapers stirring up hatred then posted a link showing 15 year old girls have being used for target practice?

I'm assuming you are also happy with others making derogatory remarks but not me

"

All of that happened, it's all there to read.

No one else made the comments towards me so I couldn't care less what they said.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Good,glad about that

Why?

So what do you think Lionel? SHould she be allowed back or not (I'm asking for your opinion).

I'm glad she can't come back. However, derived and however she got there she now must bear that cross of her own decisions.

She above

She committed a crime..come back and face the consequences of your actions.

They have let others back in.

This is just palming the problem onto someone else."

No crime committed

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I'd give up mate.

They are right and if you dont agree you are incapable of reading.

You've already wanted her tried for a crime she hasn't committed, questioned whether the home sec broke the law, made misogynistic comments, made claims about papers you couldn't back.

All in one thread. I'd say you're well out of your depth on this one and it's you who said give up

Plural comments?

Pray tell what others I made?

What crimes did I want her committed for that she didmt make?

You mean when I made the claim about newspapers stirring up hatred then posted a link showing 15 year old girls have being used for target practice?

I'm assuming you are also happy with others making derogatory remarks but not me

All of that happened, it's all there to read.

No one else made the comments towards me so I couldn't care less what they said."

Course you couldnt

You are only get offended by what I say

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that.

I thought there were issues about the legality of the home secretary talking her citizenship away?"

No issues, home sec was found to have acted within the law

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done."

Couldn't back this up

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

She broke the law.

No. Actually she didn't break the Law. And she was told that if she returned to the UK she would not be tried for any offence.

She lost her citizenship to 'protect UK Citizens'. As is the right of the Home to do.

This case is ONLY about her citizenship of the UK.

I thought joining a terrorist organisation was against the law?

I could say it twice or you could just read it again.

She did not break the Law and was . . .

I thought the whole point of bringing her back was to have her tried in court?

Her solicitor said she accepts she has to face justice.

No. She wanted her citizenship back so she could come back here to live. The case is ONLY about that.

I thought there were issues about the legality of the home secretary talking her citizenship away?

No issues, home sec was found to have acted within the law"

Was the home secretaries actions investigated?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I do feel it's bit strange how the media can whip up hatred over 1 person.

I'm not defending what she has done but she was still a young girl when she went over there and hasn't she lost her 3 kids,?

Others have done much worse the brother of the Manchester bombing for example, but there is a particular level of ire directed at her.

I remember a caller on 5 live saying her and her unborn child should be executed.

Again..not defending what she has done.

Said brother was arrested and prosecuted. Completely different.

I meant the reaction in the media

I'm guessing She had a few more column inches than him

I'm guessing she has but maybe that's to do with the fact that she's trying to fight it so keeping it in the spotlight

Maybe

Maybe the media just like to focus on certain people.

Maybe they do but you can't deny the fact that she keeps it relevant by trying to fight it.

It's a controversial case.

Unless I'm mistaken no one has had their citizen ship stripped before.

Whatever you think of her,this Is her home.

Arent her family still here?

According to a very quick search, she isn't the first person to lose citizenship.

Her family may well be here but she chose to leave and join a terrorist organisation. Say she was a kid all you like but 15 year olds know consequences.

Fair enough

I thought She was the 1st hence all the hoopla.

I don't think 1 person has said there shouldmt be consequences have they?

Isnt 15 under the age of being tried as an adult?

Well the consequences are that she lost her citizenship.

She isn't being tried full stop. When will you listen?

Time of The month?"

Misogynistic.

Now tell me again that I've made it all up

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

[Removed by poster at 26/02/21 21:15:52]

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By *atEvolution OP   Couple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


" Was the home secretaries actions investigated? "

_______________________________

The Judges in all courts found that:

1. The Home Secretary applied UK precisely and fairly.

!!!! THIS BIT HERE LIONEL !!!!

________________________________

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"Well I've been gone for a few hours.

It would appear some still cannot read.

SHE IS NOT BEING TRIED FOR BREAKING THE LAW.

It can't be any clearer

No she is not being charged but she can be and that could take place in the U.K.

Under jurisdiction It’s known as “Active personality” (i.e. the accused may be prosecuted in the country of the nationality of the offender);

The charges are transferred to the U.K.

The government don’t want that trial as it’s too hard to prove. So keep her out of the country is their best option.

They save face and keep up the tough appearance.

I’m not defending her as I don’t know any facts only what is published in the papers which are surprisingly untrustworthy when it comes to Muslim jingoism!

I haven't said they can't charge and try her. But the fact remains that this hearing was about her citizenship. And that's the only reason for it.

I'm not even sure how her being tried under the terrorism act came into it.

The police have said she broke no laws in the UK. I'll be honest, I'd be pissed if we brought her back to try her. Let the country where any crimes may have taken place deal with it."

Yes we agree but her rescinded citizenship was for what reason? A crime in another country which is unproven . It’s not guilty unless proven, by our laws, so in the interests of the rights of U.K. citizens there must be proven accusations or the home secretary is given power beyond his intelligence.

Again I’m not defending her I’m questioning the actions of the Home Secretary .

If a country like Iran imprisoned a U.K. woman without evidence we would be screaming they should follow the law and have a fair trial before imposing any punishment.

Boris will get her extra time but that’s another argument .

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