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EXPLODED TIM! (Help me!!!)
Anyway, you got beaten to it by a woman from Tufton Street.They said my knowledge of semi-aquatic reptiles wasn’t up to the job.
Anyway, you got beaten to it by a woman from Tufton Street.They said my knowledge of semi-aquatic reptiles wasn’t up to the job.
Has 'her' book been published yet?
what do you care, you aren't going to buy it are youHas 'her' book been published yet?
Is that George Bush's autobiography?No but the one by the terrorist killer who was radicalised in his twenties has.
I quite fancied burning a copy (the photo pinned to my dartboard is pretty much fucked now)what do you care, you aren't going to buy it are you
Have you watched it? I don't think I can muster up 90 mins of interest for the programme unless enough people tell me it's really worth watching.The Shamima Begum Story
At 15, Shamima Begum left London to join the terror group Islamic State. For the first time, her account of what happened is investigated to find the truth.www.bbc.co.uk
Will have to give this a watch at some point and see what I think. Thankyou for sharing.The Shamima Begum Story
At 15, Shamima Begum left London to join the terror group Islamic State. For the first time, her account of what happened is investigated to find the truth.www.bbc.co.uk
Yea, it's unreal.Have you watched it? I don't think I can muster up 90 mins of interest for the programme unless enough people tell me it's really worth watching.
Not hugely surprising considering the huge negative public opinion towards her, whipped up by the repulsive media.She's lost her appeal.
The dangerous precedent was set when her youth and Bangladeshi ancestry were weaponised against her to take away her UK citizenhsip.I get that it would have set a dangerous precedent. Theres many more less high profile cases who would have been watching this closely and would argue that if she's allowed back in why arent they. But it's still very sad to see.
But Wat about are OWN BRITLISH homeless/?Oh well how sad never mind.
Maybe all these concerned people can focus on helping the thousands of people (some just on our doorstep in Calais) who didnt make catastrophic and selfish life choices but whose lives have still been ruined since 2015. Oh wait they dont happen to be British so who cares right?
the best forms of coercion get people to do something because they think it's their ideaIs it still trafficking though if someone boards the plane via their own agency? I thought there had to be an element of coercion to it.
Was she 15 when she left? Seems a weird stance for the government to take. Putting the grooming issue aside (which it shouldn’t be), legally we’re seen as unable to make loads of decisions relating to body autonomy and/or significant life changesI've watched the BBC documentary and have been listening to the podcast and it's really hard to deny that she was groomed and sex-trafficked - it's really disgusting and beyond belief how a child, a girl, who made a very very stupid mistake, can be treated like this. She's also lost three children in the process - but through it all she really refuses to act like a victim or feel sorry for herself - would it be different if she was crying her eyes out in despair?
A sad day for the UK government.