Abu Hamza extradition - Page 4

Benipete · 26-09-2012, 12:04

He's just applied for a further High Court Injunction,Not over yet.

Boeing Guy · 26-09-2012, 12:08

Seeing he is very religious and of course believes in the afterlife, maybe someone should help him find out the truth.
9mm hollow point should do.

Houseboy · 26-09-2012, 13:02

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

Seeing he is very religious and of course believes in the afterlife, maybe someone should help him find out the truth.
9mm hollow point should do.

You've got a point (no pun intended, didn't notice it till I wrote it down - good though eh?), but wouldn't it be interesting if they loaded him onto a plane and he wasn't on it when it got there? Wonder how well a one-eyed, hook-handed, evil-peddling snake would fair in the middle of the Atlantic? Still, at least he'd have a hook to catch fish if he got hungry.

cashman · 26-09-2012, 13:06

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Originally Posted by Benipete

He's just applied for a further High Court Injunction,Not over yet.

Granted by our wonderful High Court,He aint going anywhere yet, What a shock.

Houseboy · 26-09-2012, 13:15

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Originally Posted by cashman

Granted by our wonderful High Court,He aint going anywhere yet, What a shock.

The good news is that his appeal doesn't seem to carry much weight apparently and "sources" (whatever they are) say that he should soon be on his merry way. Fingers crossed Cash!!

BERNADETTE · 26-09-2012, 13:15

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Originally Posted by Benipete

He's just applied for a further High Court Injunction,Not over yet.

Theres a surprise for us not, only in this country would so many bloody appeals be granted. We really are a laughing stock

Houseboy · 26-09-2012, 13:18

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Theres a surprise for us not, only in this country would so many bloody appeals be granted. We really are a laughing stock

Is a laughing stock something you cook foreign climes in?

Eric · 26-09-2012, 13:39

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Theres a surprise for us not, only in this country would so many bloody appeals be granted. We really are a laughing stock

That's probably not true, hon. You will find that in the US, whose justice system Hamza seems to be so afraid of, there are more avenues of appeal than there are in the UK. If he is extremely lucky, he will end up in Gitmo ... although he doesn't seem to fit the bill. The American justice system bends over backwards ... in fact, it contorts itself ... to guarantee the accused a fair trial. Starting with Miranda, there are strict rules that the appropriate Attorney General's dept. and police force has to conform to. I would hazzard a guess that more criminals walk on the basis of technicalities in the US than do so in Britain. This guy will be allowed to appeal all the way to the US Supreme Court; even to the President himself ... although it could be "herself", as by the time he is convicted it could be President Hilary Clinton or President Michelle Obama

There's a lot more to the US Justice System than hard time and the Chair.

Sunflower49 · 26-09-2012, 15:30

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Originally Posted by Houseboy

You've got a point (no pun intended, didn't notice it till I wrote it down - good though eh?), but wouldn't it be interesting if they loaded him onto a plane and he wasn't on it when it got there? Wonder how well a one-eyed, hook-handed, evil-peddling snake would fair in the middle of the Atlantic? Still, at least he'd have a hook to catch fish if he got hungry.

How is he allowed it on the plane?
Does it have to be replaced with a plastic fork or something.

The appeal has angered me. I hope they don't let him off the hook (sorry that was terrible)...

Benipete · 26-09-2012, 17:08

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Theres a surprise for us not, only in this country would so many bloody appeals be granted. We really are a laughing stock

He claims his mental condition has deteriorated,No change there then and anyway where better a place for a nut job to be than America??

jaysay · 26-09-2012, 17:16

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Originally Posted by cashman

Yeh disgraceful, but the bottom line is- It ain't he's fault! Its the system that allows it.

Quite agree cashy, seeing we're in this marvelous institution called the EU, I wonder if any other members would be paying that kind of money to somebody from a foreign country who hates their country and has never put anything in the pot

jaysay · 26-09-2012, 17:19

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Originally Posted by cashman

Granted by our wonderful High Court,He ain't going anywhere yet, What a shock.

When are these doddering old fools see they're being played,

Houseboy · 27-09-2012, 08:43

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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707

How is he allowed it on the plane?
Does it have to be replaced with a plastic fork or something.

The appeal has angered me. I hope they don't let him off the hook (sorry that was terrible)...

Perhaps I should have said, "Plastic spoon handed".

accyman · 27-09-2012, 11:46

as a last ditch effort he will claim he cant board the plane as he cant go through the metal detector at the airport with his hooks on and it is against his human rights to be told to take them off.

Unfortunaly as soon as he is gone one of the many other morons who hate the british way of life yet take full advantage of it and more will step up and continue his crusade of hatred towards us.

they too should sling their hook ( pun intended)

jaysay · 27-09-2012, 17:57

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Originally Posted by accyman

as a last ditch effort he will claim he cant board the plane as he cant go through the metal detector at the airport with his hooks on and it is against his human rights to be told to take them off.

Unfortunaly as soon as he is gone one of the many other morons who hate the british way of life yet take full advantage of it and more will step up and continue his crusade of hatred towards us.

they too should sling their hook ( pun intended)

Ya but not a very good one accyman