leave her there

Apart from saying ‘we won’t make anybody stateless’.

 

My Father used to wear a Blazer, shirt n trousers with shiny leather shoes and a leather belt...He would say:

'Its how an English gentleman dresses'

Born in India, raised in Pakistan and his first name was Mohammed

 

By "indoctrination into a barbaric death cult" do you really mean 'brought up in a faith' ? ..

You do realise that millions of people have been killed in the name of Christianity and other religions .... would you term them all 'barbaric death cults' ... or just Islam ?

So.. to summarise ... still no evidence that attending her local Mosque had owt to do with radicalization...

 

Well currently that contradicts his action to revoke her citizenship. So how does he square that? That's the thing he hasn't answered.

 

My dad used to wear a pair of burgundy Y fronts, a white vest with gravy stains down the front, and never owned a pair of shoes in his life. He would say:

"I'll dress how I fcking want, it's a free country"

Tesco disagreed. He was arrested shortly after.

 

They can maybe revoke her citizenship and still let her back in the UK, possibly on some sort of refugee grounds. She should not be afforded the same luxuries of being a UK citizen.

It’s up to her lawyer to make her case I’d imagine, maybe after their appeal fails.

Hopefully she gets killed in the meantime.

 

It's surprising that the journalists that found her and rattled her cage while they were wandering freely around the area, didn't do the humane thing and get their boss to pay for her flight back rather than end up painting all sides into different corners.

 

Inshallah

 

Son, is that you?!

 

Close game

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There’s a documentary coming to Netflix about the McCanns. Can see it whipping up a storm.

 

And he raised a gentleman in you 'Bonny Lad'..

 

Obviously I wouldn't, but that's wide open for someone to suggest he's had a lot of raised gentlemen in him. Some people on here are just like that.

 

The world has wicked thoughts but @Spurlock is a proper gent and good guy..

 

I like him, we didn't get of to the best of starts.

 

Episode 1: it was him.

End.

 

Guilty, should have been thrown in prison, at the very least for child neglect

 

Too white and middle class for that sort of treatment.

 

I've never believed them. When ever i listen to them, I just feel in my heart they knew what happened to her and i'm going with my first gut instinct, even if it can never be proven. If that had been a poor family from a lower class background, they would have been called scum and faced at the very least child neglect.

 

I agree about the class thing. Working class, council estate folk would have had the other kids taken off them.

I don't know how they could leave their young kids in a room unsupervised while they went out to eat. We could never have done that but were a bit shocked when some friends of ours said they'd done exactly that several times on holiday.