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SammyInnit
I think they are one and the same person.
I often wonder how many profiles do belong to the same person(s) on here.
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I often wonder how many profiles do belong to the same person(s) on here.
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Isis is to Islam what the Ku Klux Klan is to Christianity. She is guilty of nothing more than being a belligerent teenager whose brain is not yet fully developed.
The real crime is that the moderates stand by & allow the extremists to brainwash their young & gullible.
The real crime is that the moderates stand by & allow the extremists to brainwash their young & gullible.
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Has Dork said something that is not true? Feel free to give your own opinion rather than whinge.
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SammyInnit
Did I say he had? No.
The style of writing and unnecessary insults were very reminiscent of BAS.
Also, I'm not sure how an opinion and 'whining' differs because neither have to be factual, A view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
How about criticise the content rather than waste time criticising the poster.
Perhaps you have nothing to say.
Correct.
Javid is just appealing to voters.
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SammyInnit
How about criticise the content rather than waste time criticising the poster.
Perhaps you have nothing to say.
Seems like you don't either. Good enough for you to criticise me.
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Perhaps the interviewee asked her to?
The way UK citizenship can be removed, and indeed the way the decision to award/deny a UK passport is interpreted is bizarre...
You could be refused a passport for having a minor unspent conviction - for example something like a £200 fine for not disposing of hair correctly!
Someone who has spent their entire life in the UK, but has dual nationality via their parents (thus through no 'fault' of their own) can in theory have their UK citizenship stripped for a trivial offence because they will not be stateless...
Whereas commit a murder but have no other nationality (or claim not to have), and you stay...
It will be interesting to see what happens after Brexit for EU citizens with dual nationality, and how fairly/unfairly the rules will be applied.
One suspects that it will depend on 'trial by media' or the prevailing political climate - not due judicial process!
You could be refused a passport for having a minor unspent conviction - for example something like a £200 fine for not disposing of hair correctly!
Someone who has spent their entire life in the UK, but has dual nationality via their parents (thus through no 'fault' of their own) can in theory have their UK citizenship stripped for a trivial offence because they will not be stateless...
Whereas commit a murder but have no other nationality (or claim not to have), and you stay...
It will be interesting to see what happens after Brexit for EU citizens with dual nationality, and how fairly/unfairly the rules will be applied.
One suspects that it will depend on 'trial by media' or the prevailing political climate - not due judicial process!
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How does that differ, for any other nation?
Bangladesh has the death penalty, as does Syria.
in 2017 the UK stated “It is the longstanding policy of HMG to oppose the death penalty in all circumstances and we aim to do everything we can to prevent the execution of any British national anywhere in the world”.
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/perspective/returning-foreign-fighters.aspx
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/perspective/returning-foreign-fighters.aspx
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EddieM
Seemingly incorrect (in part) she automatically has/had dual citizenship until 21, she now doesn't, so argue as much as you like, seemingly the way in works is that Bangladesh would be the ones guilty of making her stateless if they refuse to take her.
Javid appealing to voters.... that bit is sort of correct, he is appealing to wider public opinion though.
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