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U Turns, (I've Had A Few) & Shamima
I have been previously against allowing Shamima Begum to return back to England, but having read this article - which in turn relates to a film called 'The Return', available on SKY and NOW TV (which I can't get). I have to say I have had a change of mind.
If you haven't been dibbing into the TLS you should, if you so wish, be able to read this short article & if you do, what do you think?
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If you haven't been dibbing into the TLS you should, if you so wish, be able to read this short article & if you do, what do you think?
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Answers
It’s a pity the focus is all in one person . Khandro’s link is about the refugee situation in general. And quite rightly the consequences of leaning these people in such conditions. Even the Americans have been appalled at the situation and what appears a “head in sand” attitude by Britain, It’s hard to see how any of this makes us safer
15:16 Sat 07th Aug 2021
I agree the gel could play the game
" I want to get to a place where I can practise my religion in peace"
not exactly a USP ( unique selling point silly ) for entry to Britain
and the bits we hear about bullying in el-Hawl seem to be true.
Still recommend The Black Crows, Netflix. kick off at episode 2
" I want to get to a place where I can practise my religion in peace"
not exactly a USP ( unique selling point silly ) for entry to Britain
and the bits we hear about bullying in el-Hawl seem to be true.
Still recommend The Black Crows, Netflix. kick off at episode 2
Whether she will or can come back isn't my point, my point is that I have changed my mind.
To add fuel to the flames of AB; Donald Trump was right (as he often was) when he called on countries to take their nationals back, & empty these disgraceful camps teeming with children without a future.
"The Europeans (led by the British) have steadfastly refused, & ramped up the populist vilification, as if the walls of Whitehall would crumble if one young teenage girl should be allowed to return home."
To add fuel to the flames of AB; Donald Trump was right (as he often was) when he called on countries to take their nationals back, & empty these disgraceful camps teeming with children without a future.
"The Europeans (led by the British) have steadfastly refused, & ramped up the populist vilification, as if the walls of Whitehall would crumble if one young teenage girl should be allowed to return home."
It’s a pity the focus is all in one person .
Khandro’s link is about the refugee situation in general.
And quite rightly the consequences of leaning these people in such conditions.
Even the Americans have been appalled at the situation and what appears a “head in sand” attitude by Britain,
It’s hard to see how any of this makes us safer
Khandro’s link is about the refugee situation in general.
And quite rightly the consequences of leaning these people in such conditions.
Even the Americans have been appalled at the situation and what appears a “head in sand” attitude by Britain,
It’s hard to see how any of this makes us safer
less chance of most UK citizens linking up with a load of lunatics and causing death and destruction
and yet that's what happened. She was a UK citizen. That's why she should be allowed back. I'm not bothered if she's locked up for a very long time, but she was raised in Britain, she gained her beliefs in Britain, and that to me makes her a British problem, not a Bangladeshi (or other) one.
and yet that's what happened. She was a UK citizen. That's why she should be allowed back. I'm not bothered if she's locked up for a very long time, but she was raised in Britain, she gained her beliefs in Britain, and that to me makes her a British problem, not a Bangladeshi (or other) one.
//I'm not bothered if she's locked up for a very long time, but she was raised in Britain, she gained her beliefs in Britain, and that to me makes her a British problem, not a Bangladeshi (or other) one.//
There are many, many undesirable people in the UK, most of whom we cannot rid ourselves of. This one we can. She upped sticks and went elsewhere and has been denied re-entry. Quite why we should want to see her back here because it is where she was raised and gained her beliefs is a little mysterious.
This country (along with a few others) needs to understand that it cannot cure the world's ills. There are places in the world that are beyond redemption and some people in them that are likewise. This woman is one of them and we're best off without.
There are many, many undesirable people in the UK, most of whom we cannot rid ourselves of. This one we can. She upped sticks and went elsewhere and has been denied re-entry. Quite why we should want to see her back here because it is where she was raised and gained her beliefs is a little mysterious.
This country (along with a few others) needs to understand that it cannot cure the world's ills. There are places in the world that are beyond redemption and some people in them that are likewise. This woman is one of them and we're best off without.
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