The UK had paid more in aid as a single country than the entire EU commission to help rebuild Syria and help care for people there.
I smell misleading bullshit. The EU commission oversees the running of the EU, which operates on a budget of ~£150 billion. In comparison, the UK government has a budget of ~£850 billion. You're using it to imply the entire EU, but in fact other EU nations have also contributed billions to Syrian aid as national initiatives, and in total they far exceed the UK's.
Some people will always hate freedom because it will deny them the chance to control.
LOL! People who advocate stripping citizenship, thus rights to return to the country they were born and raised, have no business accusing of others of "hating freedom", because they clearly don't understand freedom much.
Scotland won't vote independence. They were given the choice before and it was shown to ultimately be all bluster when the harsh realities of the split were made clear.
When the independence vote was called, the polls suggested ~35-65 against. After all the debate, the unionist side dropped 10% to 45-55. That's a sign when the issues were debated, unionism was losing them.
The polls suggest now, for the first time ever, Scottish independence is consistently ahead in the polls, by about 5-10%. Amongst young people, pro-independence is about two-thirds, and all that's going to happen is that pro-unionist elderly die and pro-independence youths reach majority. And whilst you stick your fingers in your ears and shout "LALALALALA", and the British government under the perpetually London-centric Tories haemmorrhage more and more goodwill north of the border with misrule, when we leave the EU and the economy takes a huge hit, the Nats are busy building their case. And it does not look pretty for unionism.
The strategy of the UK government, if it wishes to keep the country together, is effectively going to be denying the Scots any right of self-determination for as long as it can in the hopes that eventually they might give up. Or to use a form of coercion, which is to plan national policy in such a way as to make leaving vastly more painful when it permits a referendum to take place.
Also in this case the country Shamima should have citizenship for (under said countries own rules) is where her father presently lives.
And yet that country says otherwise.