Abu Hamza extradition halted .. again

[ReaderScars]

Apparently fighting for a group - described as moderate and funded by UK and US - against Assad. Also 'critical' of ISIS.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/01/abu-ham...

[Tom Logan]

ReaderScars said:

Apparently fighting for a group - described as moderate and funded by UK and US - against Assad. Also 'critical' of ISIS.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/01/abu-ham...

Rubbish article.

He was there on a humanitarian mission, giving out aid packages and helping to evacuate civilians whose homes had been destroyed by US and UK airstrikes.

He is a devout Muslim, a credit to the religion of peace and tolerance.

[Countdown]

ReaderScars said:

Apparently fighting for a group - described as moderate and funded by UK and US - against Assad. Also 'critical' of ISIS.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/01/abu-ham...

The ones that are funded by the US and UK aren't necessarily moderate.....which poses an interesting question. Individuals can be prosecuted for funding terrorism. Can Governments be prosecuted for doing so? And is it only "Terrorism" when the other side are doing it?

[ReaderScars]

Tom Logan said:

He was ... giving out aid packages and helping to evacuate civilians ... He ... a credit to the religion of peace and tolerance.

And likes to wear camo whilst being photographed next to rocket launchers. Or was that on a different 'mission'.

[PH XKR]

ReaderScars said:

Tom Logan said:

He was ... giving out aid packages and helping to evacuate civilians ... He ... a credit to the religion of peace and tolerance.

And likes to wear camo whilst being photographed next to rocket launchers. Or was that on a different 'mission'.

its his call of duty.

[BlackLabel]

Prior to this case we were told that making someone stateless was in violation of several international treaties and laws so it was only those with dual citizenship who were targeted by the government. But this latest move would suggest otherwise.

HD Adam said:

It does beg the question as to why this has not been done for anyone else who went to Syria to fight and then returned to the UK.

Oh well, looking forward to the whinging from the likes of Gary Lineker & Lily Allen

[Lance Catamaran]

ReaderScars said:

Tom Logan said:

He was ... giving out aid packages and helping to evacuate civilians ... He ... a credit to the religion of peace and tolerance.

And likes to wear camo whilst being photographed next to rocket launchers. Or was that on a different 'mission'.

But of course his family had no idea he was being radicalised

[TVR1]

BlackLabel said:

Prior to this case we were told that making someone stateless was in violation of several international treaties and laws so it was only those with dual citizenship who were targeted by the government. But this latest move would suggest otherwise.

Not quite. He hasnt been made Stateless, merely had his passport revoked. He is a BC by birth and that can't be revoked.

The other examples are of Naturalised Citizens who hold dual Nationality and have had BC revoked.

He can still come back by presenting himself at a UK border crossing (and can't be refused entry) but the trick with this one is how he gets there.

No international laws broken, so all good.

[richie99]

TVR1 said:

Not quite. He hasnt been made Stateless, merely had his passport revoked. He is a BC by birth and that can't be revoked.

The other examples are of Naturalised Citizens who hold dual Nationality and have had BC revoked.

He can still come back by presenting himself at a UK border crossing (and can't be refused entry) but the trick with this one is how he gets there.

No international laws broken, so all good.

What an excellent plan! You would have thought such lateral thinking would be beyond employees of our Government. Maybe the smart ones are given the freedom now the time servers are working on Brexit.

[BlackLabel]

Poor Abu isn’t being treated well. Sad!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/abu-hamza-...



Non paywall link:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5187647/Ab...

[Laurel Green]

What a shame.

[CoolHands]

We’re so soft we’ll end up with him again, you watch.

[Dromedary66]

CoolHands said:

We’re so soft we’ll end up with him again, you watch.

Impossible, the yanks have done a good job and banged him up for life without parole.

[kowalski655]

Since when did prisoners get a choice of what prison they got sent to?
"Ooh , this one looks nice,it's got soft bedding, tolerant jailers,and guaranteed bum rape in the shower. Oh, buts it's a bit far from the seaside. Can I go to Guantanamo instead?"

[CoolHands]

Here’s a pic for us to enjoy.

[grumbledoak]

We're gonna need a smaller violin!

[kowalski655]

CoolHands said:

Here’s a pic for us to enjoy.

Places like that for rent in London at £1400/week

[Allsmokeandmirrors]

Wishing him a very Merry Christmas and an extremely long New Year.

[98elise]

BlackLabel said:

Poor Abu isn’t being treated well. Sad!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/abu-hamza-...



Non paywall link:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5187647/Ab...

I thought he hated the UK?

[Vipers]

98elise said:

BlackLabel said:

Poor Abu isn’t being treated well. Sad!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/abu-hamza-...



Non paywall link:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5187647/Ab...

I thought he hated the UK?

Of dear bad boy, no turkey and pork pies for you.