The cheek of it - Hostage families condemn complaints of IS 'Beatles'

[realcockney]

A bit like you being a cockney then?

 

i am 100 times more cockney than they are british:roll: born in ilford but thats not strictly within the sound of bow bells:hihi:

[Mister Gee]

i am 100 times more cockney than they are british:roll: born in ilford but thats not strictly within the sound of bow bells:hihi:

 

So you're not a real cockney then?

[Baron99]

So are you suggesting anyone overseas should be made a Uk citizen so we can try them here?

 

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No I meant what I said.

 

Can you explain this further?

 

Why would you want to 'renationalise' a person?

 

In what sense can a persin be renationalised?

[Guest makapaka]

Can you explain this further?

 

Why would you want to 'renationalise' a person?

 

In what sense can a persin be renationalised?

 

You wouldn’t - that’s my point.

[Halibut]

i am 100 times more cockney than they are british:roll: born in ilford but thats not strictly within the sound of bow bells:hihi:

 

100 x 0 = 0

 

Didn't pay much attention in school. Shows.

[Baron99]

You wouldn’t - that’s my point.

 

I would really like further clarification on your previous statement?

 

'Have you explained why you want to renationalise two suspected terrorists so we can try them in our country for a crime committed overseas? I asked that a while back but you haven’t answered.'

 

I don't get the part of renationalising 2 suspected terrorists?

 

You like to pose many questions during a thread, likewise, I'm doing the same.

[parkydave]

Give them a fair trial , just like the gave their victims but somewhere where the death penalty exists , not in this country . They are has much British as you and I where does that come from. This murdering scum should rot in hell .

[Cyclone]

Being murdering scum doesn't somehow stop you being British does it.

 

I've not looked up the details, were they British by birth or some other way?

 

If they aren't British, then presumably British law doesn't apply to them for the terrible things they did somewhere other than Britain, so they could be tried under what, Syrian or Iraqi law?

[Baron99]

Being murdering scum doesn't somehow stop you being British does it.

 

I've not looked up the details, were they British by birth or some other way?

 

If they aren't British, then presumably British law doesn't apply to them for the terrible things they did somewhere other than Britain, so they could be tried under what, Syrian or Iraqi law?

 

 

El Shafee Elsheikh is Sudanese born. His family, mum & 2 other sons, came to the UK in 1990.

 

Alexanda Kotey was born in London.

 

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I fail to see why anyone should expect these 2 to be tried in the UK. Afterall, there are no demands for individuals caught dealing drugs abroad to be brought back to the UK for trial?

 

I've even seen that these 2 should be tried at The Hauge, a place usually reserved for war criminals. Such an act would only give them & the likes of ISIS that they are 'soldiers'.

[Guest makapaka]

I would really like further clarification on your previous statement?

 

'Have you explained why you want to renationalise two suspected terrorists so we can try them in our country for a crime committed overseas? I asked that a while back but you haven’t answered.'

 

I don't get the part of renationalising 2 suspected terrorists?

 

You like to pose many questions during a thread, likewise, I'm doing the same.

 

Which bit don’t you get?

 

If they’ve been stripped of their UK nationality you would have to make them nationals again to have them tried here wouldn’t you?

 

You’ve just said the same in the post above.