OK this is never going to be an unpopular thing to do - but there are some issues that need considering.
1) Isn't it pathetic that Cameron would rather have kept these terrorist leaders in the UK all along? He has worked hard to prevent such people leaving the UK!
2) Isn't it pathetic that Cameron won't strip those who join ISIS of their passports because this is too complicated legally, but can happily have them executed?!
3) If these two were to actually carry out the terrorist action, surely their well known faces on London streets would have been found in seconds? So why not let them come and pick them (and other accomplices) up? Seems a bit of a pathetic waste of an opportunity by Cameron.
4) If these two were just the planners, and the terrorist action was to be done by others, then who and where are these others? Presumably they are already/still here in the UK waiting for another plan to be given to them for execution? Bit pathetic of Cameron to have left them our there.
5) If killing British Citizens is now OK without any legal process - who is safe? Anyone?
6) Funny that this was so easy, but (say) deporting radical preachers/recruiters is so difficult - it suggests our 'due process' is far to complex and in favour of the criminal. Of course this suits our legal profession who make more money the more complex the law us. Surely we should completely review this and get the legal blood suckers back in their cages.
7) I'll add stuff if I think of it - or better still, add your own comments below!
[First published at http://free-english-people.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/what-is-wrong-with-droning-two-british.html]
[First published at http://free-english-people.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/what-is-wrong-with-droning-two-british.html]
Bucks_Pensioner 72p · 498 weeks ago
No doubt there will be those wanting a full public enquiry and accusing him of war crimes.
Another Chilcot anyone?
Rob · 498 weeks ago
whocares · 498 weeks ago
idltdvirtm 103p · 498 weeks ago
I am not at all worried that some bods in Syria are dead. But I question whether the attack actually achieved anything worthwhile and I question trusting Cameron deciding, all by himself whether British citizens live or die.
Theresa May is bringing in supposed 'anti-extremist' legislation that may outlaw the Church of England and UKIP... Cameron can't be trusted.
Dick R · 498 weeks ago