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Not at all. If you have read what ive said, I believe they should lose everything. I also said, you never know what the future may bring, ie people fighting abroad, could directly harm British interests.. Thanks also for your largely inaccurate whinge. Ive also seen more than one video of ISIS...

Dont they charge people returning for terrorist/warring attacks in Syria?

They are bound to **** up and get it right now and again.

Yes of course.. but who knows in the future.. im trusting our SServices...

im kind of hoping our SService would be able to tell them apart..

Funnily enough, in the last couple of days, this question has cropped up here on the discovery of Slovak mercenaries fighting for the pro Russian forces in the Ukraine. So, now there is a debate as to whether theres Czechs there as well, and should they be prosecuted on their return

Its friday...its 25 mins before leaving the office...and a whole week off to follow it.... :-)

Exactly...if you want to fight for a foreign power, they can give you citizenship.... Where does this leave non muslim mercenaries that fight around the world? The same?

Go on...

Should the same apply to mercenaries who fight for 'security companies', or is this a case of 'only if youre a muslim', fighting as a foreign mercinary for IS

I think they should....If you want to fight for a new Islamic state...they can give you a passport..having said that, I know of at least two paratroopers who went on leave to fight in Bosnia, and they told me of a lot of them out there, and I dont think a ban would have cropped up for that.