25-06-2015 01:53 PM - edited 25-06-2015 01:54 PM
Khaled Sharrouf was born in Australia, as was his wife. Do (did) either of them have dual citizenship and do his children have dual citizenship? If they don't, how can the Government strip them of their Australian citizenship and refuse them re-entry to Australia?
on 25-06-2015 02:14 PM
This govermnent will do whatever they want to whomever they want, regardless of whether it is right ot not and will come up with anything to justify it.
on 25-06-2015 02:23 PM
I don't care what the government does to keep them from entering the country - as long as it works and they don't return I'm all good with it.
on 25-06-2015 02:26 PM
@bluecat*dancing wrote:This govermnent will do whatever they want to whomever they want, regardless of whether it is right ot not and will come up with anything to justify it.
what have they come up with apart
from this:
Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten have expressed sympathy for the children of foreign fighter Khaled Sharrouf, but won’t say whether they should be allowed to return to Australia.
Mr Abbott says he feels for the couple’s children.
“I suppose at one level, yes, but on the other hand, we have to appreciate the scale of the evil which has been practised here,” he told the Nine Network this morning.
The Opposition Leader, asked what should happen to Tara Nettleton and her five children after the likely death of Sharrouf in Iraq, said he was “particularly concerned about the children” who were victims of child abuse and would need counselling.
“I am particularly concerned about the children here — these children are victims of child abuse,” he told reporters in Canberra.
“Those shocking images, unimaginable images of a parent standing by their child in the middle of that war zone and those atrocities, I do not as a parent understand how on earth anyone, no matter how twisted their own views, would subject their children to that sort of trauma and that sort of child abuse.
“Also as a parent though I know that were these children to return they were going to need a lot of working through what they have seen and done. As a parent I wouldn’t feel comfortable with these children reinserting in a playground with my children or anyone else’s children. But I also recognise that the sins of the father should not be visited and treated as the sins of the children.
on 25-06-2015 02:29 PM
@*pepe wrote:I don't care what the government does to keep them from entering the country - as long as it works and they don't return I'm all good with it.
these kids have witnessed and participated
in unimaginable horror. they have been
brainwashed against australia. it would be
risky to allow them back.
on 25-06-2015 02:34 PM
Karen Nettleton says her daughter is a parent alone in a foreign and vicious land looking after a widowed 14-year-old and four other young children.
huh ???!
on 25-06-2015 02:35 PM
You must have missed something.
on 25-06-2015 02:36 PM
on 25-06-2015 02:36 PM
The 14-year-old daughter of Khaled Sharrouf, who recently married her father's best friend, Mohamed Elomar, has posted a cryptic tribute to the pair online following news of their suspected death. Zaynab Sharrouf secretly travelled to Syria with her mother, Tara Nettleton, father and younger siblings in 2013 to join Islamic State. The teen, who used to post online about her love of celebrities and going to the beach, has become increasingly devout and married Mohamed Elomar, 31, in March, becoming his second wife.
on 25-06-2015 02:40 PM
@polksaladallie wrote:You must have missed something.
no **bleep** sherlock