It’s amazing how you’re focussing on her supposed eligibility for Bangladeshi citizenship and blaming Bangladesh for this case.
Bangladesh understandably do not want to take in somebody who has travelled to Islamic State territory, and who has never even been to Bangladesh.
While you simultaneously completely neglect the fact that she is a British citizen only, born and brought up there, and imply that Britain should be able to wash their hands of her and pass her on to a former colony which has nothing to do with her.
That’s the sort of thing I’d expect from somebody such as, oh, Ruth Dudley Edwards.
I expect in Bangladesh they certainly do consider Britain’s pathetic attempt to pass their security problems on to them as racist, and they’d be dead right.
I’d expect imperial apologists would see no problem with it, however.
She’s British. A citizen of Britain. They have responsibility for her. If she gets deported from somewhere, anywhere, she is shipped to Britain. That is how this works. A country can’t decide to make someone stateless.
I see the point, but legally they’re on safe enough ground if she can claim citizenship elsewhere…according to some international lawyer on the nolan show last night.
No Sid I’m asking you because you’ve said that the U.K. are racist against Bangladesh. Given your extensive lexicon of racist terms you’ve used on here over the years, I thought you were just the man to ask for what I need to look out for in public discourse that might be problematic.
I am. I asked you a question so I could do some further research about it. I thought you were just the man to ask, maybe you’re just more keen on the mainstream racist slurs.
And still you dig, and still you avoid the issue, because you’ve so obviously shown yourself to be incapable of understanding it, and are now looking desperately for a way out.
Where is the digging? You said the U.K. are racist against Bagladesh so I thought you might have some insight here, especially as you have shown yourself to be quite racist in the past. It’s fine that you don’t on this occasion.