Shamima Begum...

[pquinn]

Bet the queue of white knights would be shorter if it was a 30 year old buck toothed male involved.

[anonymoususer]

pquinn said:

Bet the queue of white knights would be shorter if it was a 30 year old buck toothed male involved.

Its the appeal of her booty in those black leggings that appeal to some

[NicheMonkey]

So does this mean that British Citizenship is a two tiered system?

[Biggy Stardust]

NicheMonkey said:

So does this mean that British Citizenship is a two tiered system?

Yes- either you have it or you don't. She doesn't.

[i4got]

NicheMonkey said:

So does this mean that British Citizenship is a two tiered system?

Isn't it the case in many (if not most) parts of the world that citizenship can be revoked in the case of dual citizenship. In that respect any citizenship is two tiered - not just British?

[Starfighter]

Effectively yes.

A person with British citizenship has certain rights. A person with duel citizenship loses some of those when it relates to that other country. For example, you do not get legal backing in that other country.

[jet_noise]

Starfighter said:

Effectively yes.

A person with British citizenship has certain rights. A person with duel citizenship loses some of those when it relates to that other country. For example, you do not get legal backing in that other country.

Swords or pistols?
(I've gone for RPG )

[NicheMonkey]

Starfighter said:

Effectively yes.

A person with British citizenship has certain rights. A person with duel citizenship loses some of those when it relates to that other country. For example, you do not get legal backing in that other country.

[Getragdogleg]

What happened to the other two?

[Dromedary66]

Getragdogleg said:

What happened to the other two?

Blown to smithereens.

[TriumphStag3.0V8]

Mrr T said:

Biggy Stardust said:

Mrr T said:

The UK also has its laws and its important the government follows them.

I can help you on that one- the SC has ruled that the government acted lawfully. You're welcome.

Mrr T said:

At some point she will be in a position to instruct lawyers in her appeal. When she is I rather suspect she will be successful and will then be returning to the UK with a handsome compensation package. All of which you and I will be paying. If your happy for the government to spend our money so the HS can get some headlines, we'll fine. I am less happy with that.

If it happens I'll concede your point. It hasn't happened.

The SC ruled only that stopping her return to the UK was lawful. It has not ruled on the removal of citizenship.

Best of luck with your wait. I expect to be proved correct.

Well, there is a first time for everything I suppose. Good luck.

[Jules Sunley]

Dromedary66 said:

Blown to smithereens.

I hope the set gets completed

[jamoor]

Is the UK the only country unwilling to take back and deal with its own terrorists?

[PRTVR]

jamoor said:

Is the UK the only country unwilling to take back and deal with its own terrorists?

Thats a good idea , if you leave your country for terrorism you forgo your right to citizenship, it should be an international law.

[psi310398]

jamoor said:

Is the UK the only country unwilling to take back and deal with its own terrorists?

Wasn’t the PM of New Zealand complaining last week about Australia revoking the second nationality of a Kiwi national (by birth)? So it would seem that the sainted Jacinda’s regime is a similar culprit.

[jamoor]

PRTVR said:

Thats a good idea , if you leave your country for terrorism you forgo your right to citizenship, it should be an international law.

Whose problem do they become?

[jamoor]

psi310398 said:

Wasn’t the PM of New Zealand complaining last week about Australia revoking the second nationality of a Kiwi national (by birth)? So it would seem that the sainted Jacinda’s regime is a similar culprit.

This one you mean?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-56080282

[psi310398]

jamoor said:

This one you mean?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-56080282

That’s the badger.

[jamoor]

psi310398 said:

jamoor said:

This one you mean?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-56080282

That’s the badger.

So an Australian problem should be sent back to Australia?

That certainly looks like an Australian problem to me.

[PRTVR]

jamoor said:

PRTVR said:

Thats a good idea , if you leave your country for terrorism you forgo your right to citizenship, it should be an international law.

Whose problem do they become?

The place were the terrorism took place, then they would know the consequences of their path beforehand.