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DaveinGermany · 19-05-2010, 07:32

Again I can see your point but cannot agree. why should we have to have them costing the tax payer thousands forever & a day as they languish in one of the UKs already overcrowded prisons ? There avowed intent was to wreak destruction & death on a Country, who opened the doors & let them in.

Ranting on about Jihad while free & at large but as soon as he's caught the tune changes to one of that familiar bleating "Human rights". He was one of several involved the rest went back voluntarily with the exception of Abid Naseer & one other. So why weren't they concerned as to their impending fate at the hands of the Pakistan authorities ? Surely the same fate awaited them ?

No, Cynically this creature, cried foul & was given the right to remain to the disgust of many. Furthermore there was no guarantee that he would be tortured it is merely a presumption.

The Special Immigration and Appeals Commission said it was satisfied Abid Naseer, the alleged ring-leader, was behind an “imminent” al-Qaeda backed plot but said he risked being tortured if he was returned to Pakistan.

"He risked" not he would be & there lies our difference, I would willingly send him back to face whatever may be his fate because he had no compunction as to the fates of British innocents. So as stated, I cannot agree with you on this one.

I feel this way because I have seen firsthand the destruction terrorism brings during my service in NI in the 80's. I feel that maybe you have not been confronted with this particular injustice, had you experienced it, I feel your views would possibly be similar to mine.

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DaveinGermany a multieloquent Mule Xeno Tactic Champion! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Back in Bramsche, Germany Posts: 9,023 Blog Entries: 76 Liked: 4664 times Rep Power: 905668	Re: This Co-ilition seems to be working. Again I can see your point but cannot agree. why should we have to have them costing the tax payer thousands forever & a day as they languish in one of the UKs already overcrowded prisons ? There avowed intent was to wreak destruction & death on a Country, who opened the doors & let them in. Ranting on about Jihad while free & at large but as soon as he's caught the tune changes to one of that familiar bleating "Human rights". He was one of several involved the rest went back voluntarily with the exception of Abid Naseer & one other. So why weren't they concerned as to their impending fate at the hands of the Pakistan authorities ? Surely the same fate awaited them ? No, Cynically this creature, cried foul & was given the right to remain to the disgust of many. Furthermore there was no guarantee that he would be tortured it is merely a presumption. The Special Immigration and Appeals Commission said it was satisfied Abid Naseer, the alleged ring-leader, was behind an “imminent” al-Qaeda backed plot but said he risked being tortured if he was returned to Pakistan. "He risked" not he would be & there lies our difference, I would willingly send him back to face whatever may be his fate because he had no compunction as to the fates of British innocents. So as stated, I cannot agree with you on this one. I feel this way because I have seen firsthand the destruction terrorism brings during my service in NI in the 80's. I feel that maybe you have not been confronted with this particular injustice, had you experienced it, I feel your views would possibly be similar to mine. Last edited by DaveinGermany; 19-05-2010 at 07:37.