British brigade of Islamists join Al-Qaeda foreign legion in Iraq

it didn't in 1939.

I'm sorry but I really can't take you seriously now. Because not all of our soldiers are white if you hadn't noticed. We didn't send soldiers over there to kill 'darkies' or to kill non british people, we sent them there to dispose of certain groups of people that we (or the usa might I add) thought were harmful to world security. Whether they were a threat or not is a different debate but I don't think it would have made a difference if this potentially dangerous government had taken hold of Italy lets say. I don't think that would stop the US and British governments, it didn't in 1939.

In fact most of Asia, Africa and Latin America do.

And all the Muslim world.

Well i can assure they don't. The only countries that do are ones not worth being bothered about. Iran don't like us? Oh no! What ever shall we do!

I disagree. Imperialism is inextricably bound up with racial constructs. Did we ever colonise Italy? The only 'white' countries we colonised, like New Zealand and Canada, we granted independence to as early as possible, with the result being that those countries are now relatively wealthy. If you believe that the war was about 'world security' rather than simply making money and maintaining power over other parts of the world, then I can't help you as you're obviously grossly misinformed on the topic. Turn off the news and read.

You can't equate removing naturalised citizenship with removing citizenship of someone who was born here.

When someone is born here it is an accident of birth that they are British. When someone applies for citizenship they choose to become British. It is perfectly valid to argue citizenship can be revoked if they then go on to act against the interests of the state.

Why should someone be given preferetial treatment just for being born in Britain? Like you said, it's just chance that they were born here, so there's no case for them to have more rights than others who have chosen to become British. What good does deporting people do, anyway? Why should a Brazilian born (but British citizen) violent crimnal, for example, be deported when a British born violent criminal is not? The only difference between the two is that they happened to be born in different countries, and that's got nothing to do with their crimes at all.