That’s where he’s originally from, he claimed he was born in London, but my cousin saying he was actually born in Barbados before his parents came here in the 70s. Either way he was a British citizen been here his whole life and got stripped of his Nationality one time and sent back. Not sure if it is the same as Shamimas case in regards to citizenship.
But it’s happened to lots of other people here as well, people who haven’t even committed any kind of crime my wife’s grandad never got his citizenship and was sent back to Anguilla even though he been here since the 60s, some of her cousins also been having some issues. I don’t really know the details to be honest though.
There are accounts where radicalized individuals grew up and realized their mistake. Some of them went on to be consultants to make sure society can combat radicalisation.
We should always be open to sympathy.
It just doesn’t seem like she was in a place where she deserved one during the time of her interview.
I don’t have a definitive opinion on this bit.
I am torn to be honest.
I’m closing this thread temporarily, nothing to do with anyones conduct or the opinions expressed, just so I can move all the posts to a new thread without ten new ones being made. Sometimes The General News Thread gets dominated by a topic that has grown to warrant its own thread.