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Topic History of: Terror "accused" win right to remain in Britain
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In The Know |
BR wrote:
Another BUNGLED POLICE RAID. Dreadful waste of money.
Not for those on police overtime, BR !
Now ... I wonder why the police are so keen to persue these "terror" offences ? |
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BR |
accused of being an AL QUAEDA leader no less !!! LOL
That old chestnut.
Do they really think any of us actually believe in BIN LADEN and the TOOTH FAIRY anymore ?
Terrorism is a Government creation - and the sooner the TORIES and LIBS admit this and let us all get on with our lives the better.
Even when the IRA was bombing the GOVERNMENT in BRIGHTON we did not have these stupid hysterical responses.
Perhaps we should CUT JUDGES PAY as well - to save some money. 5% for starters and no bonuses. To bring them in line with Government ministers.
Another BUNGLED POLICE RAID. Dreadful waste of money. |
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JK2006 |
Excellent that they refuse to allow extradition; disgraceful that they find innocent men guilty and publicly announce it. Judges should not act as juries unless it is in private. If their decision can be made public, so should the evidence. If not, not. |
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david |
Pumpkinhead wrote:
No free country should allow such a thing as secret evidence. Didn't the old Soviet Union used to quote national security as their excuse for throwing certain people into the gulags? Britain should be better than this.
Very well said, pumpkinhead. It's outrageous. |
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In The Know |
Indeed.
Remember, this was one of the most high-profile "terror" raids last year with dozens and dozens of police involved.
The Brown One went on TV to announce that we had all been "saved" (by him presumably - when he was not "saving" the world from the financial crisis) from a major terror attack.
... and - not a shred of evidence to back it up.
Makes you think, doesn't it? |
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