As I’ve acknowledged there is no evidence, that’s why there will be no trial. What ever she has said on that is an empty gesture as she is smart enough to know no legal process would be possible in the UK.
My use of ‘likely’ was a simple colloquialism, nothing more. It was based on the nature of IS. I find it hard to believe evil on such scale was the work of isolated individuals. However, neither of us really have a clue what she got up to, and there’ll certainly never be any legally admissible evidence available here in the UK.
None of my friends have joined murderous terrorist regimes or crowed about how murder of children is justified, I pick my friends more carefully than that... and I certainly wouldn’t forgive them if they did.
She can do what she likes, if that’s to ‘rot’, then fine. She’s not the UK’s problem any longer. The government has taken a decision in the national interest, as is their right. Why would the government decide to give her citizenship now? She hardly strikes me as a deserving case.
The worst of the Nazi’s were put on trial and executed, but the circumstances were very different. Legal processes were possible because their country had been occupied and witnesses and physical evidence was available. I don’t really see it as a particularly useful parallel.