Diplomatic immunity for juggy

[joker]

if the British government can offer a muslim arrested in Iran protection of diplomatic immunity, why not give the same protection to juggy, a sikh arrested in india for 2 years and not charged

[GurjantGnostic]

Mps only care about correspondence from citizens within their district. If all the uk living Sikhs started email campaigns maybe Jagi could. 

The mps have a directory made public with all their contact info. 

[BhForce]

3 hours ago, joker said:

if the British government can offer a muslim arrested in Iran protection of diplomatic immunity

Really? When did this happen, and for which Muslim?

[BhForce]

2 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Mps only care about correspondence from citizens within their district.

That's not necessarily the case, bro. If you live in the same country, you can still influence MPs because you can influence the party.

 

[GurjantGnostic]

Awesome. Yeah, do that

My only experience was emailing a bunch of mps about juggy, as an american citizen, and getting almost zero responses. 

[BhForce]

Just now, GurjantGnostic said:

My only experience was emailing a bunch of mps about juggy, as an american citizen, and getting almost zero responses. 

Yeah, I'm sure that that was the case.

MPs care about stuff you can do to affect them. England is a very small country. You can easily drive from one constituency to another to do stuff (knock on doors, volunteer for campaigns, etc.). Also, you can help to elect a party even in your own constituency. 

MPs want to be in the treasury benches, of course, not the opposition.

[MisterrSingh]

6 hours ago, BhForce said:

Really? When did this happen, and for which Muslim?

Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe. British-Iranian arrested by Iranian services under suspicion of being an intelligence agent posing as a charity / relief worker teaching English. Her husband's been campaigning for her release for the past few years with high profile media efforts, and only very recently did the British move to grant her immunity. 

In my opinion, she's either MI6 and never told her husband and her family (for obvious reasons), and the husband, having realised she most likely is MI6, decides to play the government's bluff by bringing her issue to public prominence, thereby insuring she isn't disavowed by the British and left to rot on foreign soil, which is what happens when agents' covers are blown. OR he genuinely believes that she isn't an agent, and therefore oblivious to her true occupation IF she is actually an intelligence operative. 

[BhForce]

11 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

In my opinion, she's either MI6 and never told her husband and her family (for obvious reasons), and the husband, having realised she most likely is MI6, decides to play the government's bluff

Exactly. She simply is MI6. Why, if you were from a country like Iran, and somehow or another made it out of that country, would you ever go back?