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It's no good trying to deflect attention from a Tory PM's weakness by blaming it on Graham Jones. Cameron's in power, he's the one who's allowing all this to happen...or have you got evidence that the policy has changed since 2010? :rolleyes:

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Who's interest?

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Umm ..but they were not let in, do you even take the time to read the links you post? :confused:

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Well i read it n didn't read that?:confused: it says many "Fled" here.

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Maybe read it again.. they were not "let in"... qoute from the link:
Forty children held in adult detention centres while seeking asylum...

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But she added: "Children who are here on their own, many having fled horrifying experiences in their own countries, are still being detained due to flaws in the system.----------------- read it again.

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But they were detained.. not free to enter pending inquires.. I don't see that as being "let in"

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Abu Qatada, accused of being one of the UK's most dangerous extremist preachers, has been released from Long Lartin top-security jail in Evesham.
The bloke is only out of nick because of this governments relaxing of terror laws..we reap what we sow!
Control orders: terrorism suspects to be given greater freedoms - Telegraph

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Not too sure there, he is out because the ECHR's and his legal council managed to get a bail hearing and some soft in the head judge said so.
Abu Qatada to be released within days - Telegraph

Personally I have no idea why we should have Terror Laws that allow people to be locked up with out charge, just because we think you are a terrorist.
We never did thr with the IRA.

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How long has the uk known he was wanted in jordon fer terror offence? Thats when he should have been kicked out, simple as, was no need to detain him fer years here.:rolleyes:

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Better tell the judges that WM, when it comes to human rights its a one way door with in written on it

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Could not agree more Casy, this guy is wanted all over the world, unfortunately no government in the UK since the early 90's has had the balls to send these low life's abroad.

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The British courts actually ruled that Qatada could be sent back to Jordan. It was the ECHR which overruled them and said he couldn't be returned. Other countries like Italy have suffered similar rulings from the ECHR and have simply ignored them and sent the undesirables back anyway. Unfortunately, because Cameron is far more concerned with following the wishes of the ECHR than he is with the welfare of the British people, he and his government have meekly complied with the European court's wishes.

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You know as well as I do Britain has always done the right thing and played by the rules, maybe if we hadn't had the stiff upper lip attitude and stuck two fingers up to Europe we would be better of.

Yes Jay, we not only played by the rules we invented quite a few of them, that's how come, history shows our Country grew rich off the backs of the downtrodden of the glorious Empire, though we must have been fair it wasn't just the Western Oriental Gentlemen that were kept in their places, the natural born british were kept on starvation wages as well just to make sure there would always be plenty of blokes desperate enough to take the Kings shilling and keep us supplied with cannon fodder.

:)