About Time
- Thread starter jaysay
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It would appear that Ossy civic theatre have taken charge of custody till after their Christmas/New year production of that classic pantomime Peter Pan.
I hope they've secured a large enough arts grant, to keep him in the style to which he's accustomed.
I'm guessing they probably have.
Money being no object.
Perhaps hes first reserve fer switching our christmas lights on?
You havin' a laugh?
This is Hyndburn!
It'll be an Abu Hamza, licky-likey, tribute act.
This hook handed guy has won his appeal not to have his British passport withdrawn.
Who on earth sanctioned this bit of madness....they too, should be charged with treason.
This man should be removed from the Uk as soon as possible......and all his scrounging family too.
Who on earth sanctioned this bit of madness....they too, should be charged with treason.
This man should be removed from the Uk as soon as possible......and all his scrounging family too.
From what I believe its the European Court of Human Rights, that upheld is appeal
'The European Court has ruled that if he faces life in jail without parole it will breach his human rights and is currently considering further submissions.'
'Hamza, real name Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, arrived in Britain in 1979 at the age of 21 on a six month Egyptian passport.'
'He bigamously married his first wife the following year, despite the fact she was already pregnant by another man and was still married to the man she had met when she was 16.'
Abu Hamza keeps British citizenship - Telegraph
If our Europen masters are so worried about poor Abu's human rights, and fear he might become stateless, let them have him in Brussels.
I'm sure we'd soon get over our tears, as we waved him off on the Eurostar.
'Hamza, real name Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, arrived in Britain in 1979 at the age of 21 on a six month Egyptian passport.'
'He bigamously married his first wife the following year, despite the fact she was already pregnant by another man and was still married to the man she had met when she was 16.'
Abu Hamza keeps British citizenship - Telegraph
If our Europen masters are so worried about poor Abu's human rights, and fear he might become stateless, let them have him in Brussels.
I'm sure we'd soon get over our tears, as we waved him off on the Eurostar.
Think we'd even have a whip round on here for his ticket
I'd chip in £10 as long as his scrounging family went with him and he only took what he could carry in a paper bag......let Brussels bring up his brood.