[arista]

The Supreme Court
feels the Home Secretary, at that time
was correct.


She has no British Citizen, at this point.
LBC 10 AM show Left Winger is debating this now,
He says she should not have citizenship stripped.



Just was live on Both news Channels


Marry an Isis Killer
you pay the price

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...ip-court-rules

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...begum-23569656

[Zizu]

I’m glad ... I just couldn’t take to her at all and I’m usually such a forgiving person .


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[Nicky91]

go live on the ocean then

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

go live on the ocean then

What are you on about?

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

What are you on about?

she is stateless, so she can't live in any country

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

she is stateless, so she can't live in any country

She can take up Dutch citizenship they will love her there

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Denver

She can take up Dutch citizenship they will love her there

which is why i will vote alongside my parents PVV and Wilders for our new PM, stronger anti-muslim policies

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

which is why i will vote alongside my parents PVV and Wilders for our new PM, stronger anti-muslim policies

So basically you are saying you racist and hate Muslims?

[joeysteele]

This is the right decision in my view.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Denver

So basically you are saying you racist and hate Muslims?

no but we don't have anymore place for her here, for anyone else who wants to enter, we are already filled up with enough refugees

maybe France has place for her

[hijaxers]

Really pleased she lost her appeal , i really have no sympathy at all with this woman.

[bitontheslide]

i'm really pleased with the outcome, but i thought it would fall the other way

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i'm really pleased with the outcome, but i thought it would fall the other way

yes one less terrorist in UK

very good news

[arista]

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Denver

She can take up Dutch citizenship they will love her there

Isnt her husband Dutch?

[Toy Soldier]

Story is the same as it always has been; raised in Britain, radicalised in Britain, now insisting she isn't our problem. Pathetic. Good luck to the UK trying to deport criminals and terrorists back to their country of origin after this... They have set precedent. Their home country can just say "nah nothing to do with us". Right?

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i'm really pleased with the outcome, but i thought it would fall the other way

Knowing how soft we can be in this country...

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Knowing how soft we can be in this country...

This is a demonstration of exactly how soft this country is. She was educated and radicalised in the UK, and she is the UK's mess to clean up. Are we going to? No we're going to wash our hands of it. Soft, pathetic, cowardly, shirkers of responsibility. Sums us up quite well on this one, I think.

Oh and to double down on the cowardice - the only reason it was ever denied was to appease the outraged public. Truly shameful populist leadership.

[caprimint]

Thank ****ing god for this!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Story is the same as it always has been; raised in Britain, radicalised in Britain, now insisting she isn't our problem. Pathetic. Good luck to the UK trying to deport criminals and terrorists back to their country of origin after this... They have set precedent. Their home country can just say "nah nothing to do with us". Right?

To be fair this particular decision just means she can't come here to fight her case for citizenship, our hands aren't washed of her yet!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

go live on the ocean then

SCREAMING

[arista]

[Can I come home, pretty please?... I would love to help
others': New look jihadi bride Shamima Begum says she
was a 'dumb kid' when she fled to Syria aged 15 - but insists
she doesn't need to be rehabilitated
Shamima Begum, 21, has insisted that she does not
need to be rehabilitated
Former East London schoolgirl speaking during
interview at al-Roj prison camp
Begum, who left Britain to join IS in 2015,
remains stripped of her citizenship]



[Shamima Begum, 21, has insisted she does
not need to be rehabilitated during an
interview at al-Roj prison camp in Syria
(pictured with journalist Andrew Drury)]

[arista]

Yes now aged 21
But Not Legal to return to the UK


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...a-aged-15.html

[Oliver_W]

Tell her to get her walking shoes and a dingy.

[Toy Soldier]

If she genuinely no longer has terrorist sympathies and wants to work towards helping other young girls at risk of radicalisation... what possible reason is there to not at least explore that as an option? Obviously she would need to be assessed to ensure that it's genuine and not simply a ruse to get back into the country.

As always I struggle with this story - she was a child when she was radicalised and went off to become an ISIS bride, and has become a press poster-child and propaganda piece. I feel like there's very little examination of the actual individual situation at all, simply because it became such a high-profile tabloid thing, and that doesn't sit right.

Would be different if she's actually engaged in violence or in planning terrorist activity but she was essentially a dumb 15 year old who was tricked, seduced away from home, raped and impregnated. It's a mess and the UK's refusal to engage is, ultimately, ridiculously irresponsible.