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[k38] 19/2/2019 23:39

Minerve you said..You can't use it one day and ignore it the next. Sure.. she has the right to challenge the law.So you are wrong here.

[k38] 19/2/2019 23:34

Minerve The decision to remove her passport was made on existing law.

[minerve] 19/2/2019 23:30

"Mad as a sackfull of assoles (Minny that is)"

WOW great comeback. Real intellectual this one.

Got anymore? ROFLMAO!

[minerve] 19/2/2019 23:30

K38

The law is the law. You can't use it one day and ignore it the next. For every person that isn't seen to be treated fairly you will find many observers starting to sympathise.

You don't have to take my word for it. Watch. Let us see what happens. I will be proven right. As I always am.

LOL

[maxk] 19/2/2019 23:22

Mad as a sackfull of assoles (Minny that is)

[k38] 19/2/2019 23:22

Extremist of all kind will always exist and we can't forgive them forever. Any weakness will only encourage their behaviour and actions.They have to learn there are laws and they have to follow them or pay the price !

[stonedyou] 19/2/2019 23:16

British courts have been proved.....to be not fit for purpose.....

[k38] 19/2/2019 23:12

Minerve Exactly, my decision it has nothing to do with emotions, just think..If we 'forgive' her, what do you think others who are thinking thesame way will do ?I can tell you.. they will join IS they will kill innocent people and than will return in UK like nothing happens..No Thanks, she and her likes must become an example !

[stonedyou] 19/2/2019 23:05

Well lying Bobs at it again.....Just lies, lies, after lies.....Sorry lying Bob

you should check your FACTs.....




"ONS senior statistician Matt Hughes said: 'The labour market remains robust, with the employment rate remaining at a record high and vacancies reaching a new record level."






UK jobs boom continues fuelled by more Britons finding work and the lowest EVER unemployment rate among women

•The number of people in work has risen to a new record high of 32.6million

•ONS said said most of the growth in employment was among British nationals

•The statistics agency said female unemployment was below 4% for the first time

•Wage increases have improved again to 3.4% against an inflation rate of 1.8%


The UK's jobs boom is continuing despite uncertainty over Brexit as more Britons get jobs and the unemployment rate for women fell to its lowest ever.

In the final three months of 2018, the number of people in work rose 167,000 to a new record high of 32.6million. The ONS said most of the growth was among British nationals.

The number of non-EU national edged up to a new record high of 1.9million people, the figures showed.

Unemployment fell by 14,000 to 1.36 million, 100,000 lower than a year ago, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

The UK's jobless rate is now 4 per cent, down by 0.3 per cent on a year ago, and the lowest since 1975. For women, the rate is even lower - dropping below 4 per cent for the first time.

Average earnings increased by 3.4 per cent in the year to December, the highest for a decade, outpacing inflation - reported as 1.8 per cent last week.



The number of economically inactive people fell by 94,000 in the latest quarter to 8.6 million, a rate of just under 21 per cent, the lowest on record.

Vacancies increased by 16,000 to a record high of 870,000.

Employment Minister Alok Sharma said: 'While the global economy is facing many challenges, particularly in sectors like manufacturing, these figures show the underlying resilience of our jobs market - once again delivering record employment levels.

'Our pro-business policies mean we have started the new year with a strong labour market, with wages outpacing inflation for the 11th month in a row, and more people in work than ever before.

[minerve] 19/2/2019 23:04

K38

If you think you live in the 21st you would not be basing decisions on emotion and you would be affording the weakest in society the right to a fair hearing.

By removing her passport it only creates more hate and more division and increases the chance of radicalism by those already here, especially her family members.

We have to be better than this to beat the ideology. We constantly just fuel it.

We will never learn. Trump will never learn.

[k38] 19/2/2019 22:58

Minerve Already been proven by joining jihadist groups, ISIS..We are not talking about shoplifting ..Extreme and fanatic religions are in the past. These people live in the 15th century. We live in 21th .If they don't agree, they can leave and go back and live in the past.

[k38] 19/2/2019 22:46

Minerve Yeah, you are right. What do you suggest.. let her in UK , give to her a free flat to live and invade her jihadist husband to join her and all of them claiming benefits..and we all live happily ever after, lol.

[minerve] 19/2/2019 22:36

Wouldn't expect anything else from a shallow, half-wit like you K38.

[k38] 19/2/2019 22:35

When, even at 15, you take the decision to follow I.S and 3 years later with 2 kids dead and 1 alive YOU DO NOT make comment like, 'I had good time and have no regrets'..If she had brain she wouldn't say such stupid things but apologies straight away and so on. She said she did knew what she's was doing and see no problem killing 'non believers 'She married to a jihadist ffc. From the latest reports you can see certainly she has no regrets?A sad story but, No sympathy here !

[minerve] 19/2/2019 22:32

Witch Hunts R us. Anecdotal spew.

[patientcapital] 19/2/2019 22:27

"It comes as a report suggests that many of the girls who have travelled to join Isil are far from vulnerable and naive.A study by the Henry Jackson Society found evidence that while boys tended to join Isil under the influence of family members, girls were more likely to have sought out extremist material on their own.Analysis of 20 cases found that Isil brides tended to be self-radicalised and motivated by the prospect of marrying a man of their choice." - DT

[prewar] 19/2/2019 22:19

Get your bets on then kids, my advice is never back a horse who the market thinks currently has a 33% chance of winning at odds on, doesn't pay in the long run.

Sort of stuff I guess they'd teach you at a poly!

[minerve] 19/2/2019 22:12

When you've seen two of your own children die from bombings and malnutrition you too would find it hard to apologise for the deaths of children on the 'opposite' side that were no fault of yours. We are expecting too much from a young person who has been without any place to develop as a respectable adult and without a place to build a suitable moral compass.

This decision seems very shallow, smacks of buying votes and lacks courage. Shame on you Sajid Javid. We are just showing the same ignorance as those we despise.

Comment on the FT.

[k38] 19/2/2019 21:56

Wall, investment on army and economy will secure a second term to DTrump.

[bargainbob] 19/2/2019 21:52

Gove being Stonedyou poster boy again .

[grahamite2] 19/2/2019 21:51

Of course you're technically right I shouldn't have said odds on, I should have said strong favourite. Which he is.