Should We Have Allowed Him Back Into The Uk In The First Place?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2567361/Three-men-woman-arrested-homes-searched-Birmingham-Syria-terror-offences.html

[sp1814]

No...he should have been tied to a space shuttle and shot into orbit forever.

[carrust]

If he's a British citizen we have no option.

[emmie]

he was born in Birmingham, where do you send him to.

[ToraToraTora]

suprised they let him out of gitmo!

[2sp_]

The phrase "Birmingham-born Begg" would imply that he is British.

I don't know if we are allowed to deny entry to British citizens? Where would he have gone instead?

[emmie]

he has been held in Guantanamo, so was that for no reason

[FredPuli43]

AOG, why don't you wait before someone is at least charged, preferably convicted, before concluding that they are guilty? Or does the normal law of England not apply to your thinking ? If he's charged, at least you can say there are reasonable grounds for suspecting, on the evidence available to the prosecution alone, and I stress alone, evidence yet untested or met with any defence, that he is guilty. If he is convicted, you can say that he is guilty, of course.

And it appears that he may be a British citizen. Or had that possibility not troubled your thoughts?

[FredPuli43]

^ for thinking that" not "suspecting" ^