Abu Hamza extradition halted .. again

[DamienB]

Mildenhall, and the jets have been sat there for a few days now awaiting the end to the tedious legal stuff.

[audidoody]

Hopefully he'll be strapped to a drone and flown over Kabul just as the "OFF" button is pressed.

[Soovy]

They will not be fking around here.

I'd be surprised if he's not already en route to Mildenhall.

[drivin_me_nuts]

DamienB said:

Mildenhall, and the jets have been sat there for a few days now awaiting the end to the tedious legal stuff.

So no grandstand final media conference with his lawyers talking about the 'injustice' and 'oppression' and 'cruelty' of it. Probably just a flurry of a convoy of blacked out Chryslers leading the way. I wonder if there will be any kind of demonstration at the gates?

[MadMullah]

they wish it was heathrow *LOL*

nice virgin airlines flight...

first class of course...

waited upon before their trial...

[Digga]

Soovy said:

They will not be fking around here.

I'd be surprised if he's not already en route to Mildenhall.

Quite. I can see it being very short and sharp.

I wonder if the plane might 'crash' en route...

[Seight_Returns]

He'll look good in orange.

[s3fella]

Will he have to check in his hook?

Serious question.

[Digga]

s3fella said:

Will he have to check in his hook?

Definitely, but he'll get a spork to eat the in-flight with.

[miln0039]

Digga said:

s3fella said:

Will he have to check in his hook?

Definitely, but he'll get a spork to eat the in-flight with.

[Gun]

Good news, now GTFO!

[Soovy]

drivin_me_nuts said:

DamienB said:

Mildenhall, and the jets have been sat there for a few days now awaiting the end to the tedious legal stuff.

So no grandstand final media conference with his lawyers talking about the 'injustice' and 'oppression' and 'cruelty' of it. Probably just a flurry of a convoy of blacked out Chryslers leading the way. I wonder if there will be any kind of demonstration at the gates?

There might be a demonstration of some fk off American guns.

[eharding]

drivin_me_nuts said:

I wonder if there will be any kind of demonstration at the gates?

Maybe a huge Mexican wave from a flash-crowd of PH'ers? - I mean, how difficult are those things to organise?

[Mr_B]

Question. Has anyone in America ever actually heard of him and does it even register on any of the American news networks ?
Here it is all over the news at every stage of the trial, I'm just wondering if this is just a complete non news event in the US, as the anti extradition lot are trying to make out that its another case of the UK bending over backwards to please the Americans.

[anonymous-user]

CNN on the ball:

http://edition.cnn.com/2012/10/05/world/europe/uk-...

Fox News behind the curve:

http://www.foxnews.com/topics/world/abu-hamza-al-m...

[Rude-boy]

Zod said:

Breadvan72 said:

That's peanuts to Zod!

I helped to re-nationalise the East Coach Franchise, but didn't do the West Coast one. Phew!

I worked as an associate (as did half the firm at the time) on the Railtrack privatisation (dealing with the BR debt), but it wasn't my fault! Haven't touched UK railways since.

I sold a bit of land to Network Rail the other month

[epom]

Gone ?? Confirmed yet ?

[DamienB]

Captain Hook said:

By exposing the fallacy of the UK's extradition arrangements with the U.S., I leave with my head held high having won the moral victory.

Yes, well done on your victory...

[odyssey2200]

Will he need a hand to pack?

[anonymous-user]

Breadvan72 said:

Joking apart, the death penalty is not an option.

By the way, critics of UK-US extradition policy may be interested to learn that the US has not refused a single UK extradition request, but the UK has refused seven US requests, since the latest treaty was made.

So what? There have still been almost twice as many sent to the USA than to the UK in that time.