I suspect the countrywide public outrage at the prospect of this slut being allowed back into the UK, is the only reason the crafty government have come to this decision, but I can see a bit further down the line they will cave in and let her back, and say " well we did try", in the hope that will satisfy the public concerns.
I suspect you might be correct, but only after several £million have been spent to show that the Government tried.
It seems that the Muslims are supporting Begum, which shows how dangerous Islam is.
Of more concern to me is the attitude of so-called legal experts who don't think she's committed any offence.
One, who's a professor of law, was asked about prosecuting her under the Treason Act.
Unbelievably he said:
1: he didn't know if it still applied.
But if it did:
2: she was a child of 15 when she went.
3: she didn't take part in any of the fighting.
Anyway, to help the professor not to look such an idiot, here are the facts as I know them to be.
1: the Treason Act still applies.
2: the age of legal responsibility in the UK is 10, not 15.
3: you don't have to fight to be convicted of treason & I cite the case of R v William Joyce circa 1945.
