Muslims that take part in fighting overseas, with ISIL, Al Nusra and the rest, who co

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Muslims that take part in fighting overseas, with ISIL, Al Nusra and the rest, who commit crimes against humanity, what should the repercussions be when they return to Canada.

This would be after any criminal charges are laid and they have had their day in court.

Should they be subject to strict and lengthy up to life time parole conditions, even when found not guilty, but if they are deemed a terror threat.

If dual citizens, should they be deported?

What happens when the country they have citizenship in refuses to accept them. And they do.

What if they would be subjected to torture- The law is clear, Canada cannot deport.

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/b-c-man-faces-terror-charge-accused-joining-174700764.html

2013 Public Report on the Terrorist Threat to Canada
 

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why would they return

Here is a link.

Dozens of British jihadis 'want to return home': Intermediary claims | Mail Online

British jihadis fighting in Syria want to come home after becoming disillusioned with the conflict, it emerged today.

In the last three years, more than 500 radicalised Britons are believed to have headed out to the war-torn country, where Islamist groups are fighting President Bashar Assad's forces.

But some of those who signed up to fight have now contacted authorities in Britain saying they have had enough of the war-zone and want to return home, it was reported today.
 

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oh, maybe they thought it would be a walk in the park!

Yeah the come to jesus, oops Allah moment comes in various way.
Shoot those prisoners. or strap this on and head that away,
or we have this special car all ready to goo.
Either way refusal, can be murderous.
 

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Pine box would be the best way for them to come home. Better yet considering their value to society just leave them where they drop.
 

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First if they are fighting for any group that we are against and supply arms too they should be
charged with treason and if found guilty under military law they should be shot in accordance
with military procedure those fighting for causes we are fighting against are not loyal to Canada
we should show them no mercy or rehabilitation they are enemies of Canada.
 

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First if they are fighting for any group that we are against and supply arms too they should be
charged with treason and if found guilty under military law they should be shot in accordance
with military procedure those fighting for causes we are fighting against are not loyal to Canada
we should show them no mercy or rehabilitation they are enemies of Canada.

No death sentence, was dropped quite some time ago.
 

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As they depart from the plane what brings em, and as they wave to their families and friends.

Shoot them. One by one.

Let their light burn dull, then, out..........on Canadian tarmac.

Dig a hole with a backhoe, push them in with a bulldozer, piss on the site, pour pigs blood over it.

A good Canadian welcome back.
 

damngrumpy

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Military law does not go strictly by civilian law for treason it likely still exists.
Besides We should if necessary re institute the death penalty for treason
for first degree murder the murder of police officers for murder in the
commission of a violent crime and senior politicians who hold positions of
State.
Hmmm and I used to be against the death penalty. The only hold back in my
mind is ensuring with dna and other provisions the person is guilty. Once
guilt is established in the above cases get on with it you get one appeal and
that's it.
 

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Technically, Canada was not harmed by their actions so that no court there would have the jurisdiction to prosecute. If any crime was committed it was done overseas and their prosecutors would have to gather evidence. How could a Canadian prosecutor do any of that since the crime and evidence are overseas?
 

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Muslims that take part in fighting overseas, with ISIL, Al Nusra and the rest, who commit crimes against humanity, what should the repercussions be when they return to Canada.

This would be after any criminal charges are laid and they have had their day in court.

Should they be subject to strict and lengthy up to life time parole conditions, even when found not guilty, but if they are deemed a terror threat.

If dual citizens, should they be deported?

What happens when the country they have citizenship in refuses to accept them. And they do.

What if they would be subjected to torture- The law is clear, Canada cannot deport.

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/b-c-man-faces-terror-charge-accused-joining-174700764.html

2013 Public Report on the Terrorist Threat to Canada

What SHOULD happen, were there justice in the world, is that they would be arrested, tried immediately for treason, and if found guilty, taken outside, and hanged from the nearest tree.

But that would require three things:

1. We declare war on the Islamic State, as they have declared war on us. Let's go medieval on them.

2. We appoint some sensible judges to the SCOC

3. We change the law on violent acts of treason to make the maximum penalty immediate execution.
 

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Technically, Canada was not harmed by their actions so that no court there would have the jurisdiction to prosecute. If any crime was committed it was done overseas and their prosecutors would have to gather evidence. How could a Canadian prosecutor do any of that since the crime and evidence are overseas?

Canada has numerous treaties in place that can see the perpetrators of a crime returned to the jurisdiction in which they committed (or allegedly committed) a crime.

Any nation can easily make these wannabe GI Joe's think twice about going on a shootem-up vacation if they simply grab them, put them on a plane and ship them back to where they will have to deal with the consequences.

... And yes, I understand that there will be all kinds of lawsuits, but let them fight those suits from Syria or Iraq whilst they answer for their killing sprees in those nations
 

captain morgan

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Turn them into double agents.


Actually, that is a great idea.

My thoughts are more along the lines of allowimg that knowledge to get passed along to their terrorist buddies (all accidental like) and let ISIS et al administer the justice at the point of a rifle.

.... Maybe we might get access to a public beheading of a 'traitorous foreigner' via youtube to boot
 

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If they wanted so badly to go over and fight for them, they can stay there.

No take backs, no coming back to Canada, no help from our political leaders or embassy; they're on their own.

They made their choice to go over and fight for the monsters, they can deal with the results of said stupidity.