THE SICK TWISTED MIND OF THE MUSLIM IS–ALLOWS A 7 YEAR OLD AUSTRALIAN BOY TO HOLD A SEVERED HEAD OF AN SYRIAN SOLDIER AS A TROPHY–AS THE FATHER WHOSE AN AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN PASSES ON HIS MUSLIM HERITAGE OF KILLING TO HIS 7 YEAR OLD SON WITH NO REMORSE–THE NEW BARBARIC KNOWS NO BOUNDS IN 2015

A SEVEN-year-old Australian boy who horrified the world when he was photographed holding the severed head of a Syrian soldier by the hair has created a quandary for the Federal Government, which wants to make scores of Australian fighters in the Middle East someone else’s problem by revoking their citizenship.
News that the boy’s mother has had enough of the horrors of Syria and wants to bring her five children back home to Sydney prompted questions about how governments should protect their own citizens and where to draw the line between terrorists and their victims.
Sydney-born convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf posted a photo on his Twitter account from Syria of his youngest son with his extended arms straining under the weight of the gruesome trophy.
But dual nationals fighting with groups such as Islamic State would be taken back by Australia if their citizenship was stripped by another country, even if they were known to be committing acts of terrorism, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says.
As the Federal Government debates whether to allow dual citizens to be stripped of their right to be Australian, Mr Dutton conceded Australia had a legal obligation to accept back individuals if their citizenship is revoked by another jurisdiction.
“We have a constitutional obligation to provide citizenship to that person,” Mr Dutton told Sky News.
“If that person has dual citizenship they will fall back to that citizenship but if they’re to be rendered stateless, as I’ve said clearly, in that situation we’re not going to allow that to happen.” The plan to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals, flagged by Prime Minister Tony Abbott would give discretion on making decisions to Mr Dutton.
The Australian legislation is based on similar laws in the UK.

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