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British Islamic State jihadis who beheaded reporters, aid workers etc complain they won’t get fair trial in the UK
Sunday, April 1, 2018 9:41
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One of these sniveling savage beheaders starred in our islamphobia bus campaign.
Two British Muslims who fought for the Islamic State and beheaded reporters, aid workers etc in the cause of Islam say they will not get a fair trial in the UK. These two devout savages gave up their citizenship when they left the UK to fight for the caliphate against the West. Their belief system demands that sharia law supercede man-made law (in this case, British law), so why all the whining and beheaders’ bellyaching? Because they know the Brits are cowed and craven in the face of Islamic demands.
Islamic State ‘Beatles’ duo complain about losing UK citizenship
BBC, March 31, 2018, Two Britons accused of being Islamic State members have complained they will not get a fair trial because the UK government has stripped them of their citizenship.
Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh, from west London, were captured in Syria in January.
They are accused of being the last two members of an IS foursome dubbed “The Beatles” because of their UK accents.
Left to right: Mohammed Emwazi, Aine Davis, Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh
Davis was convicted of being a senior IS member and was jailed in Turkey last year.
Profile: Mohammed Emwazi aka ‘Jihadi John’ Aine Davis, the gangster who ditched drugs for jihad
Among the captives thought to have been killed by the cell were British aid workers David Haines and Alan Henning, who were beheaded.
Last month, Home Secretary Amber Rudd said the two men should go on trial.
In a statement on Saturday, the Foreign Office said: “We do not comment on individual cases, but we are working closely with partners to ensure that justice is served.
“We continue to work extremely closely with the US government on this issue, sharing our views, as we do on a range of national security issues and in the context of our joint determination to tackle international terrorism and combat violent extremism.”
