British governments have historically taken an approach to the so-called ‘war on terror’ that has been distinctly un-British – crude, heavy-handed, careless of innocent people’s liberties, and as a result often counterproductive. Yet our response to the flood of British Muslims that has left these shores to fight in Syria and subsequently Iraq for an Islamic caliphate has been tentative, uncertain, almost limp. The brutal, ritualised public murder of James Foley has crystallised the psychopathic nature of what these young Britons have signed up to and in some cases actively promoted. Scroll down for video Tory MP David Davis said British ISIS members should be stripped of the their UK citizenship
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David Davis claims during World War II these actions would be treason
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He said Britain should strip these men of their citizenship due to their action
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Mr Davis claimed that this should only happen though after a public trial
@placeholder believes by stripping  their citizenship turns the 'brief and violent holiday' to a life sentence