Abu Hamza extradition backed by European Court

Castiel · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:23

wildman said:
I sense some kind of an appeal via the human rights courts coming up which will of course be fully funded by the British tax payer. It would be far cheaper in the long run to get some MI6 agents to simply put a bullet in his head.

That was the European Court of Human Rights that ruled.

wildman · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:28

Castiel said:
That was the European Court of Human Rights that ruled.

really

OMG European Court of Human Rights in logical decision shocker !!!!!!!

There is hope for the EU yet ?

SeraphX · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:35

About bloody time, although why!?! we have to defer to those bunch of (insert choice expletives) in any case is stupid, bullet to the head of them all would have bolstered english moral and been entertaining to the masses, whilst only costing a fraction of his incarceration......

koolpc · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:51

Human rights is a joke these days. A crim has more rights that they should!!

int · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:52

Can't say I agree with this, it will just open the gates to extradite more people to the US, despite their crimes being committed in the UK.

Yas786 · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:54

Castiel said:
I think it is disgraceful. Extraditing people just because they are criminals and terrorists.....

They should be given large taxpayer funded housing, have their living expenses funded and be allowed, nay, encouraged to spread their dissention and hatred....

Freedom of speech and the right to be offensive and all that jazz.....

Indeed.....

Seriously though good riddance to the hook handed ****...hope he rots in prison for the rest of life.

TheCenturion · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:56

I don't mean to sound stupid, but why are they being extradited to the USA? As far as I can see, these guys are British citizens whose alleged crimes were committed in the UK.

EDIT: I think I see...

koolpc · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:57

As i have said before, too many goody goody people in this country spurting out rubbish human rights for all when a lot like the islamic hooked moron can get away with anything!! If you break the law, your human rights should be halved at least!

koolpc · 10 Apr 2012 at 13:58

TheCenturion said:
I don't mean to sound stupid, but why are they being extradited to the USA? As far as I can see, these guys are British citizens (Far from it) whose alleged crimes were committed in the UK.

Tute · 10 Apr 2012 at 14:08

Good.

One of the biggest parts of the HR laws that I disagree with is the whole "we don't extradite people to be tortured". I'm afraid I just don't think it's our problem. If the destination country is so bad, we shouldn't have the agreement in place in the first place.

koolpc · 10 Apr 2012 at 14:48

Tute said:
Good.

One of the biggest parts of the HR laws that I disagree with is the whole "we don't extradite people to be tortured". I'm afraid I just don't think it's our problem. If the destination country is so bad, we shouldn't have the agreement in place in the first place.

Agreed

Xordium · 10 Apr 2012 at 14:53

Tute said:
Good.

One of the biggest parts of the HR laws that I disagree with is the whole "we don't extradite people to be tortured". I'm afraid I just don't think it's our problem. If the destination country is so bad, we shouldn't have the agreement in place in the first place.

Yep, especially ones as one-sided as our agreements with the US.

gary996 · 10 Apr 2012 at 14:54

koolpc said:
He is an azzwipe and does not belong in a country he hates. Send him away to be flogged and jailed in a filth infested pit for eternity. He doesnt deserve any 'human rights'

With you on that one

deuse · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:20

Guerrilla said:
Good. Should have kicked them out long ago.

spudbynight · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:28

I think Abu Hamza is a loathsome individual however I think we as a country should be ashamed of ourselves if we allow his extradition to the US.

If he is convicted in the US (and I don't think he will get a fair trial) then he will be sentenced to imprisonment in solitary confinement. We won't deport people for far less so why is this acceptable?

Human rights apply to everyone - even the most despicable creatures.

Robbo · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:30

I really hope he doesn't end up being tortured, that would be awful.

Really, really awful.

Terrible.

Marine Iguana · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:35

Good job, Hope he kicks the bucket sooner rather than later.

Cosimo · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:35

Robbo said:
I really hope he doesn't end up being tortured, that would be awful.

Really, really awful.

Terrible.

I'm sure that we would all be in tears if that happened.

LizardKing · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:36

spudbynight said:
We won't deport people for far less so why is this acceptable?

I bet Richard O'Dwyer wishes that to be true.

For once the EU court came up trumps, Abu deserves no less than solitary confinement, the tongue can be quite a weapon.

koolpc · 10 Apr 2012 at 15:36

spudbynight said:
I think Abu Hamza is a loathsome individual however I think we as a country should be ashamed of ourselves if we allow his extradition to the US.

If he is convicted in the US (and I don't think he will get a fair trial) then he will be sentenced to imprisonment in solitary confinement. We won't deport people for far less so why is this acceptable?

Human rights apply to everyone - even the most despicable creatures.

Go get your head out of your butt for goodness sake mate. The guy is a hater of our people / country etc and you think this country is wrong to deport the animal!!