US Extradition Treaty - an Act of Treason
Poll: US Extradition Treaty - an Act of Treason
Total Members Polled: 132
Discussion
Yes. Our government has effectively told the americans that their citizens are worth more than ours.
Edit to add: It is the kind of agreement I would have expected us to make with a small 3rd world country at the height of our colonial power.
Edit to add: It is the kind of agreement I would have expected us to make with a small 3rd world country at the height of our colonial power.
Edited by BiggusLaddus on Friday 31st July 13:20
We're talking about Gary McKinnon right?
He's a f
kwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.
The BBC reported that "Somebody suffering from Aspergers would find prison very hard to tolerate." I think that's the point of prison.
He knew full well what he was doing - he has said himself that he was aware of the criminality of it but that he was on a "moral crusade".
Now, he maybe doesn't deserve the chair but he ought to get a fking long prison sentence.
He's a f
kwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.The BBC reported that "Somebody suffering from Aspergers would find prison very hard to tolerate." I think that's the point of prison.
He knew full well what he was doing - he has said himself that he was aware of the criminality of it but that he was on a "moral crusade".
Now, he maybe doesn't deserve the chair but he ought to get a f
king long prison sentence.esselte said:
Lefty Guns said:
I think if somebody has committed a crime against the US they ought to be tried in the US.
Maybe but the Act isn't reciprocal as far as I am aware.Lefty Guns said:
We're talking about Gary McKinnon right?
He's a fkwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.
The BBC reported that "Somebody suffering from Aspergers would find prison very hard to tolerate." I think that's the point of prison.
He knew full well what he was doing - he has said himself that he was aware of the criminality of it but that he was on a "moral crusade".
Now, he maybe doesn't deserve the chair but he ought to get a fking long prison sentence.
I don't agree with the act however I agree this tosser should be punished.He's a f
kwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.The BBC reported that "Somebody suffering from Aspergers would find prison very hard to tolerate." I think that's the point of prison.
He knew full well what he was doing - he has said himself that he was aware of the criminality of it but that he was on a "moral crusade".
Now, he maybe doesn't deserve the chair but he ought to get a f
king long prison sentence.Anyone can reason that hacking into a government agency is going to be both illegal and highly dodgy....especially the US government.
He's a t
t for trying in the first place.Lefty Guns said:
We're talking about Gary McKinnon right?
He's a fkwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.
He might deserve a bit of community service, tops.He's a f
kwit. And he deserves to be tried and punished (if guilty of course) by the US.His only "crime", if such it was, was to expose the rank incompetence of the American military.
It's not like he's responsible for the deaths of countless innocents, like the treasonous twunt who signed the treaty.
esselte said:
s2art said:
Lefty Guns said:
I think if somebody has committed a crime against the US they ought to be tried in the US.
Hmmm. What if what they did isnt a crime in the UK?Marf said:
beanbag said:
I don't agree with the act however I agree this tosser should be punished.
So do you think he should be tried and punished here then?Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff