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Jihadist Ahmed Halane Barred From Returning To Britain
The Sun reports that the passport of the Jihadist brother of the twin girls who recently fled to Syria has been revoked. I can’t find this report anywhere else, but if it’s accurate is this the way to go? Should we stop all those who go to fight holy war abroad from returning here?
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It would certainly be a way of maximising consequences for potential Jihadists, but could not be made to work for people born here of British heritage I'm fairly sure.
I can't read the link because I'm not a member but I'm assuming he was born elsewhere but holds a UK passport. Anyway, intricacies aside, I think it's an excellent idea and actually something which might deter young people, because I'm sure it's pitched as being all very noble and exciting fighting a holy war, but it's altogether another thing when you can't come back. That's life changing in ways most people don't want who might get involved.
I can't read the link because I'm not a member but I'm assuming he was born elsewhere but holds a UK passport. Anyway, intricacies aside, I think it's an excellent idea and actually something which might deter young people, because I'm sure it's pitched as being all very noble and exciting fighting a holy war, but it's altogether another thing when you can't come back. That's life changing in ways most people don't want who might get involved.
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Surprisingly, she was a Communist. But also related to Churchill.
While all her elders were trooping off to Munich, Decca was languishing at home, but not for long. She heard that her cousin, Esmond Romilly, had run away from school to fight with the Communists in the Spanish Civil War and the next year, 1937, she eloped with him. She was 19, he 18, and the fact that he was Churchill's nephew made for gratifying headlines.
The runaways got as far as Bilbao before being rescued by a British destroyer
While all her elders were trooping off to Munich, Decca was languishing at home, but not for long. She heard that her cousin, Esmond Romilly, had run away from school to fight with the Communists in the Spanish Civil War and the next year, 1937, she eloped with him. She was 19, he 18, and the fact that he was Churchill's nephew made for gratifying headlines.
The runaways got as far as Bilbao before being rescued by a British destroyer
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