youreavinalaff

You let yourself down, and open yourself up for criticism, by making disparaging, untrue, Islamophobia comments. Stick to the facts. You'll get by much better.

I believe the so called rule change was 2006. However, our daughter was born in March 2002. I and her mother were not married. We married 31st May 2006. Daughter's passport application was not an issue. No extra documents, no Home Office involvement. You'll find, if parents subsequently married, thus legitimising the birth, citizenship will be issued so long as all other criteria is met. We are going off topic. I'll send you a PM.

I've seen this before. What dates are you talking about? I was not married to my wife when our daughter was born. No problems. I was informed citizenship passes from father, if father is natural born UK citizen born in UK. Our daughter has dual citizenship.

On the contrary. You don't know me.

I agree.

Good to see you didn't call it "Thai massage". Deliberately or accidentally, you have made a correct distinction.

Rubbish. By the way, why won't your daughter not be issued British citizenship?

No, I'm not. On the contrary, twas not I who lost a substantial amount on a property deal.

You cost yourself 100k. You didn't have to sell. Sunak is not a billionaire. His wife's family are, he is not.

She is not stateless. She's Bangladeshi by descent.

She is Bangladeshi by descent. The Bangladeshi government obviously deny this as they don't want her either. She is entitled to Bangladeshi citizenship. Therefore, the UK government and courts have done nothing unlawful.

Financial? Surely you mean educational.

She was indeed a child when she joined IS. However, she continued to be part of IS into adult hood. She has not been stripped of citizenship solely for joining IS. It's for being a member of IS, which she has been whilst the law says she was an adult.

So, nothing like a human child. I can't remember the last time I needed to freeze my daughter in order to save her life.

You appear to be confusing marriage with ceremony. My wife and I have been happily married for 24 years. We didn't get married in a church or pay for "people we don't even know can get drunk on our booze"

I don't know. I've never listened to any of her speeches. I don't recall the exact figures but UK consume about 300 million tonnes of Cheddar in a year. All produced in UK. Total cheese consumption is around 400 million tonnes.

No, and never have done

I've clearly read more up to date articles on the matter than you have.

Try to keep up with the news.

So, this scientific test confirms there are only 2 genders? I'm surprised the report was permitted to be published.

If they are indeed children and they have been placed in a freezer, why have there not been any child abuse claims made? Maybe, in a years to come, the human lives produced from these embryos will file claims of historical child abuse.

You shouldn't believe everything you read.

What does that have to do with race?

We mixed it up. Sometimes speaking Thai sometimes English. When I first met my, now, wife she didn't speak English. My Thai was OK but not great. We learnt each other's language from each other and continued learning when our daughter was born by using both languages at home. I learnt to read and write Thai at the same time as my daughter, with kids books. We lived very close to my wife's family. If they were present we always spoke Thai. I think it would have been, still is when we are there, impolite to speak in English within their earshot.

I find it surprising and really quite sad that parents of mixed race kids allow one of the parental languages to be lacking. Our daughter grew up quadlingual. I spoke to her only in English, my wife spoke only Thai. Grandparents spoke in Khmer and many friends of hers spoke Isaan Laos. She attended Tha government school, non EP. She is now working in a very good job in UK and studying further education. She is fluent in all 4 languages she was brought up with.