If we had a case of someone who had dual citizenship because of their parents' citizenship, and who went to fight in, say, the former Yugoslavia in the Balkans, and they fought against Canadian troops who were there on a peacekeeping mission and we felt somehow that was entirely reprehensible behaviour, I think we should have the right to say we would lift the person's citizenship because they had clearly, by their actions, indicated that they supported the country of their parents' origin and not Canada.
Si une personne a obtenu la double citoyenneté par ses parents et allait se battre, disons, en Ex-Yougoslavie contre les troupes canadiennes en mission de maintien de la paix, nous pourrions trouver que c'est tout à fait répréhensible et nous aurions alors le droit, je pense, de révoquer la citoyenneté de cette personne qui aurait clairement montré, par ses gestes, qu'elle appuyait le pays d'origine de ses parents et non pas le Canada.