Iggle Piggle
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My main takeaway from that article was that if I said "I've been to the moon" the bloke writing it would have been to Mars. As my mate would say, a classic two shits.
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[News] Shemima Begum- Should she be allowed to return to the UK?
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brighton_dave
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With Stanley and Bellotti long gone, can we find a place for Shemima next to Archer in the bonfire?
- Jul 10, 2003
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Couldn't agree more with your second sentence. I do wonder who made this case so different from all the other cases (approx 400 currently) of British citizens coming back having supported (or, like the majority, actually fought) for ISIS and have been dealt with by the British judiciary
Who cares ? Spend that money
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Shemima Begum- Should she be allowed to return to the UK
Personally I think she should have returned to the UK for a number of reasons, she was only 15 she clearly is not the brightest having not finished school and was radicalised here in the UK she stupidly went to the Islamic State and was married off twice three children all died along with the two husbands she has been through and experienced far more than any young woman should have.She unfortunately is our problem and we should not abandon her to become another country’s problem it’s irresponsible instead She should return face the law here and if found guilty face what ever punishment is deemed appropriate
She should then undergo de-radicalisation and if successful make a great trainer for prisons and schools
- Jan 3, 2012
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Exactly. She did something very stupid as a silly 15 year old.
it was our systems that failed her. All we are doing is abdicating responsibility for what went wrong.
We should be bringing her back to sort her out, including punishing if deemed appropriate.
crookie
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Disagree, doing something very stupid as a 15 year old is raiding your parents spirits cabinet, doing a bit of shoplifting, casual vandalism, taking drugs.
What is another level is conspiring, with friends, to leave this country illegally yo join a sick death cult which revelled in beheading anyone they felt deserved it, and the attempted mass race and extermination of an entire people.
There will never be any trial, what evidence does anyone think we are ever going to recover from Syria ? Fantasyland.
Whilst I'm not entirely comfortable with removing citizenship, she, in effect removed herself from us by signing up all in to a different state, the Islamic State. Does anyone think she was shouting from the Syrian rooftops that she was a British Citizen ? She'd have been delighted if Islamic State had triumphed, this country went Islamic and all us unbelievers were killed. She gives less than a shit about anyone on here, and for me that's reciprocal.
Super Steve Earle
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Is it too much to ask that words in thread titles are correctly spelt?
Randy McNob
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- Jun 13, 2020
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Just add the caveat that ISIS grew out of the vacuum created from our foreign policy in destabilising the middle east
Justice
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Except you don’t know how much she has been brainwashed since she was 15.
- Jan 3, 2012
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That is exactly what our systems and society ideally should have picked up and countered.
And I am just entirely uncomfortable with the idea of anybody being rendered stateless.
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Maybe we need to get her to say something nasty about Putin - problem solved !
Where to?Just boot them out again though if they are illegal ?
Don't have a passport, stateless
Good luck booting them out to nowhere
Her parents/family failed her more than the system, they need to take a large chunk of the blame here.
BiffyBoy100
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