ECHR Backs UK-US Terror Extraditions

[MikeGTi]

Just spotted on the Beeb that the European Court of Human Rights has backed UK to US extraditions with regards to terror offences - is this some kind of late April fool?

Seems like the ECHR have had a dose of common sense to me.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17657814

[Sheets Tabuer]

Yes!!

Bizarre comments already though.

[grumbledoak]

Get him on the 'plane already!

[Shar2]

Unfortunately they still have a window to appeal, unlike other British citizens.

I would like to know why the BBC news is covering this so much, they've spent the 10 - 15 minutes talking to the fecking families of the accused.

Edited by Shar2 on Tuesday 10th April 09:49

[cal216610]

Shar2 said:

I would like to know why the BBC news is covering this so much, they've spent the 10 - 15 minutes talking to the fecking families of the accused.

I think it's so they can replay over and over and over the bits where they say it's illeagal and against human rights and they are just out to get them and it's illeagal and they are innocent, on shows like Have i got news for you.

[MikeGTi]

Shar2 said:

Unfortunately they still have a window to appeal, unlike other British citizens.

Just spotted that. I wonder how much money it costs to keep 1 person in high security detention for 3 months. Plus the special care that he could possibly need.

Surely he can lodge his appeal from the US................

[Shar2]

I find it amazing that these people get almost every protection going and the alledged hackers and battery suppliers get nothing and seemed to have been extradited almost intstantly.

[Mr_B]

Goodbye Mr Hamza and friends, a new life awaits you some place warmer.

[thinfourth2]

I was hoping the ECHR would do their normal giving us more reasons to feck off out the fecking disaster

[chrisispringles]

Excellent, but could it have something to do with this? I am fairly certain that the ECHR will not like losing jurisdiction over Britain, so I can't help but see it as a cynical ploy to keep us and the Americans happy with them.

[Getragdogleg]

I do not understand why we will happily hand over an old man accused of flogging some batteries and 3 bankers and are likely to let them have a social inadequate that can use a computer a bit but we have to have a massive debate about sending some religious nutters over, the reason given as to why they ought not be sent is comical "they might put me in solitary confinement" and "i might not be let out soon" are fking amazing.

Shoot them, here, don't fk around. Hand me the fking gun and will do it and then have a cup of tea after, these people are backward idiots who specialise in riling up younger backward idiots and getting them to blow up the very people who are tolerant of them and their dirty fking ways.

s, send em off to the US and at least they can't bother us here again.

[AndrewW-G]

Getragdogleg said:

s, send em off to the US and at least they can't bother us here again.

They may not, but their family will remain here, happily suckling on the teat of the infidel!

[Pesty]

thinfourth2 said:

I was hoping the ECHR would do their normal giving us more reasons to feck off out the fecking disaster

They will do next time. This time they threw us a few sweeteners to keep us quiet for a while.


Don'y worry normal service will be resumed.

If he had been refused there would have been a huge fuss made and our superiors wouldn't like that.

[Getragdogleg]

AndrewW-G said:

Getragdogleg said:

s, send em off to the US and at least they can't bother us here again.

They may not, but their family will remain here, happily suckling on the teat of the infidel!

FFS. Cant we fk them off too ?

[Apache]

"The ruling is a boost for the Government, although the court stressed that it only becomes final after three months if there is no further appeal."

unfortunately he can appeal against this till the cows come home probably and at great expense to the taxpayer

[dudleybloke]

If us jails are good enough for brits who run movie websites, old men who sell batteries and disabled u.f.o fans then its good enough for dr hook.

[carmonk]

This appeals process is absolute bks. It makes a mockery of any judgement. If a judgement isn't worth upholding then don't make it and save us all a bit of tax money.

Getragdogleg said:

I do not understand why we will happily hand over an old man accused of flogging some batteries and 3 bankers and are likely to let them have a social inadequate that can use a computer a bit but we have to have a massive debate about sending some religious nutters over, the reason given as to why they ought not be sent is comical "they might put me in solitary confinement" and "i might not be let out soon" are fking amazing.

But you do know, really. The battery guy and the computer geek are law-abiding English people and we know that if you work hard, pay your way and keep your head down you're right at the bottom of the food chain when it comes to human rights in the UK.

[skinley]

Good riddance to the scum, well that's if they ever leave this country, although I doubt they will.

Edited by skinley on Tuesday 10th April 22:30

[Murph7355]

[quote=Getragdogleg...
Shoot them, here, don't fk around. Hand me the fking gun and will do it and then have a cup of tea after, ...

[/quote]
Just don't bother handing you the gun on a Sunday

[Getragdogleg]

Murph7355 said:

Getragdogleg said:

...
Shoot them, here, don't fk around. Hand me the fking gun and will do it and then have a cup of tea after, ...

Just don't bother handing you the gun on a Sunday

Even executioners need a day off.