should she be allowed back in the UK?

[Tashyboy]

Let her back in. On the proviso Prince Philip picks her up and drives her home. It'll be cleaner than the Diana job in Paris, no worries!

If I was you I would edit that bit out about Diana, crass at the very least.

 

[woody69]

This thread has some amusing responses.

She is a British citizen and that is her universal human right that cannot be revoked. Britain cannot strip her of her citizenship and leave her stateless, so if she finds a way to get to a country with an active British Embassy, she will be coming back whether you like it or not.

 

[4LEX]

This thread has some amusing responses.

She is a British citizen and that is her universal human right that cannot be revoked. Britain cannot strip her of her citizenship and leave her stateless, so if she finds a way to get to a country with an active British Embassy, she will be coming back whether you like it or not.

Sadly this is true. The likes of Liberty will champion her cause and make her seem like a saint and everyone as evil. Punishment for a minor joining a terror group, without proof she comitted any further crime will be a slap on the wrist.

Mi6 missed the boat. She should've ended up a million pieces along with her cohort Mr Jihadi John.

 

[oxymoron]

This thread has some amusing responses.

She is a British citizen and that is her universal human right that cannot be revoked. Britain cannot strip her of her citizenship and leave her stateless, so if she finds a way to get to a country with an active British Embassy, she will be coming back whether you like it or not.

Its a shame her ISIS buddies did not respect others human rights then we would not be arguing the toss.

 

[SocketRocket]

She will probably be on sky news reviewing the papers in a couple of years working as a UN ambassador for Human Rights. Have a nice Council Flat in the Islamic State of Tower Hamlets and raking in a nice wedge of state benefits, although she won't need a lot after her huge state compensation award fought with state aid for our culpability in allowing her to leave the country as a teenager and join a terrorist group.

We should show compassion though, I mean when she was a vunerable 15 year old and watching beheadings and mutilation of aid workers on twitter and thinking 'I could do with some of this' her School teachers should have recognised the signs and called in the Social Workers. Personally I blame the parents.

 

[Blue in Munich]

She will probably be on sky news reviewing the papers in a couple of years working as a UN ambassador for Human Rights. Have a nice Council Flat in the Islamic State of Tower Hamlets and raking in a nice wedge of state benefits, although she won't need a lot after her huge state compensation award fought with state aid for our culpability in allowing her to leave the country as a teenager and join a terrorist group.

We should show compassion though, I mean when she was a vunerable 15 year old and watching beheadings and mutilisation of aid workers on twitter and thinking 'I could do with some of this' her School teachers should have recognised the signs and called in the Social Workers. Personally I blame the parents.

You know the content of the second paragraph to be fact do you? Thought not.

 

[Dando]

She will probably be on sky news reviewing the papers in a couple of years working as a UN ambassador for Human Rights. Have a nice Council Flat in the Islamic State of Tower Hamlets and raking in a nice wedge of state benefits, although she won't need a lot after her huge state compensation award fought with state aid for our culpability in allowing her to leave the country as a teenager and join a terrorist group.

We should show compassion though, I mean when she was a vunerable 15 year old and watching beheadings and mutilisation of aid workers on twitter and thinking 'I could do with some of this' her School teachers should have recognised the signs and called in the Social Workers. Personally I blame the parents.

there was an interview on The One Show last night with some pupils from her old school and one of the idiots blamed the school and the Government for failing her and she had been victimised so she left for that 5* all you can behead resort that is Syria

 

[Deleted member 25172]

This thread has some amusing responses.

She is a British citizen and that is her universal human right that cannot be revoked. Britain cannot strip her of her citizenship and leave her stateless, so if she finds a way to get to a country with an active British Embassy, she will be coming back whether you like it or not.

Equally amusing with responses from people who feel the need to point out that it's within the law that she has the right to come back, when the question for the thread is "SHOULD she be allowed back in?".

The "universal human rights law" is most certainly something that could be changed as we decide what's included in it.

 

[SocketRocket]

You know the content of the second paragraph to be fact do you? Thought not.

Of course its a fact, I read it on twitter. 👍

Do you question her awareness of what was being carried out against people by Daesh before she decided to go to Syria and be associated with it.

 

[bluewolf]

To be fair, When I was 15 I spent almost a month thinking that the Tories might just be a worthwhile vote.. So we can all change for the better as we grow up eh?

 

[Dando]

To be fair, When I was 15 I spent almost a month thinking that the Tories might just be a worthwhile vote.. So we can all change for the better as we grow up eh?

are you sure you weren't sat there dreaming of stealing a passport, jumping on a plane to turkey, crossing the boarder to Syria illegally and not being fazed at the thought of someone having their head lopped off because they didn't agree with your stone age beliefs

 

[bluewolf]

are you sure you weren't sat there dreaming of stealing a passport, jumping on a plane to turkey, crossing the boarder to Syria illegally and not being fazed at the thought of someone having their head lopped off because they didn't agree with your stone age beliefs

No, it was worse than that. I actually thought Maggie was doing a good job

 

[Imurg]

No, it was worse than that. I actually thought Maggie was doing a good job

You like walking on thin ice don't you...

 

[Hobbit]

No, it was worse than that. I actually thought Maggie was doing a good job

Best PM in the last 50 years

 

[bluewolf]

Best PM in the last 50 years

Certainly better than the current one, and the last one. 😉

 

[Hobbit]

Certainly better than the current one, and the last one. 😉

Have we got one at present?

 

[bluewolf]

Have we got one at present?

We do, but he's a bit busy also running Russia at the moment 😉

 

[SocketRocket]

Have we got one at present?

Not even a shadow

 

[Parsaregood]

This girl is poison, she shows no remorse. Left the country to join and support a terrorist organisation who commits atrocities by the hundred. She has said she does not regret it and feels perfectly at ease seeing the heads of the beheaded 'enemies of Islam' in bins. Hanging would too good for her in all honesty. Time the government actually started doing something about extremists in this country, it is far to commonplace

 

[Tashyboy]

Just listening to a guy on telly who said that it is legally and morally wrong to not allow her to return as she has no other State.
Now could someone enlighten me coz I thought she had joined the IS which is short for Islamic STATE. She has a state, she just don't like it now.