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Lucysgirl 06-10-2012 22:45

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 1021310)
Absolutely he must be fit and we'll right up to the moment they strap him into Old Sparkie.:D

Hard luck - we insisted we would only send him across there if he didn't face the death penalty.

I take it everyone else is like me - my heart isn't bleeding yet :D

Eric 07-10-2012 17:26

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Originally Posted by Lucysgirl (Post 1021462)
Hard luck - we insisted we would only send him across there if he didn't face the death penalty.

I take it everyone else is like me - my heart isn't bleeding yet :D

The guy is what? ... in his mid-fifties; and possibly not in the best of health. He will die in prison. So; no problemo. And the UK ain't the only country in the world that won't send criminals to the US if they will face the death penalty; Canada is another. Yanks have no problem with that; they just dish out a 99 year sentence, or a bunch of them running consec.

Stumped 07-10-2012 17:39

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1021419)
Where did that come from? The old Beeb is wonderful I would never miss any of their pause for thought moments on radio 2.

Goodonya, Less.

accyman 15-10-2012 11:13

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well regardless of if he gets executed or not in the USA one thing for sure is those hooks will come in handy when tossing big bubba's salad.He will be crying to be back in the country he hates so much within a day.I hope he takes out his other eye wiping away his tears :D

Marl 24-10-2012 21:57

Good riddance I say.

cashman 24-10-2012 22:24

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Originally Posted by Marl (Post 1024427)
Good riddance I say.

Hells bells yeh worried me wi posting on here Marl...................I thought we'd got him back.:eek:

Wynonie Harris 24-10-2012 22:57

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Originally Posted by Marl (Post 1024427)
Good riddance I say.

Should've taken Cook with him. :rolleyes:

cashman 20-05-2014 07:28

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Well the evil gits got life and found guilty in the USA, its truly pathetic to me,the fact that WE never put this guy on trial,This piece of crap shoulda been tried here.:( But at least he will no doubt die in prison in the states, wheras here he woulda probably been in an open prison after a few years,prior to release.:rolleyes:

westendlass 20-05-2014 08:46

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Look on the bright side, it saved us millions of tax payers money and the US prison system means he'll have a life like dog muck and he'll probably never get out, unlike our softly, softly system. Good riddance.

cashman 20-05-2014 08:53

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1106608)
Look on the bright side, it saved us millions of tax payers money and the US prison system means he'll have a life like dog muck and he'll probably never get out, unlike our softly, softly system. Good riddance.

Oh no argument yon, its just the fact our justice system is pathetic bugs me.;)

Accyexplorer 20-05-2014 08:57

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1106603)
Well the evil gits got life and found guilty in the USA, its truly pathetic to me,the fact that WE never put this guy on trial,This piece of crap shoulda been tried here.:( But at least he will no doubt die in prison in the states, wheras here he woulda probably been in an open prison after a few years,prior to release.:rolleyes:

IMHO,the nasty bar-steward shoulda got the chair C (I wonder if they would of if he had refused to help American secret services).
The world's biggest terrorist group finds someone else guilty of supporting terrorism (hmm) The country that started a regime which has killed thousands of Iraqis children and continues to terrorise the world an gets away with it calling folk terrorists ( a little hypocritical) :rolleyes:

cashman 20-05-2014 09:11

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1106610)
IMHO,the nasty bar-steward shoulda got the chair C (I wonder if they would of if he had refused to help American secret services).
The world's biggest terrorist group finds someone else guilty of supporting terrorism (hmm) The country that started a regime which has killed thousands of Iraqis children and continues to terrorise the world an gets away with it calling folk terrorists ( a little hypocritical) :rolleyes:

IMHO, tis even more hypocritcal concerning yerself about the yanks, :rolleyes: the point is hes been brought to book, simple as.

Accyexplorer 20-05-2014 10:02

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1106612)
hes been brought to book

I'm glad we can agree on something ;)

Margaret Pilkington 20-05-2014 10:16

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The Yanks don't wazz about. They don't get all liberal and 'hug a hoodie' with people they find to be criminals...their prison system will not featherbed this abomination of humanity.
He won't die...but there will be times(I'm sure) when he might wish he had.
I hope he has a long and interesting life in the supermax jail.

He called Britain 'a toilet'...but he was happy to live here. So happy that he fought tooth and hook to stay his extradition.
Why might that have been do you think?
Well, because he had a right cushy number here whether he was in jail or at home.
He treated his adopted country with disdain....if Britain was a toilet, it is because people like him come and defecate on the country they chose.

Studio25 20-05-2014 11:08

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1106603)
...its truly pathetic to me,the fact that WE never put this guy on trial,This piece of crap shoulda been tried here...

He was arrested at the end of August 2004, and in early February 2006 was found guilty of eleven out of fifteen charges relating to inciting racial hatred, inciting murder and inciting terrorism.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1106603)
...he will no doubt die in prison in the states, wheras here he woulda probably been in an open prison after a few years,prior to release.:rolleyes:

He got sentenced to seven years here. Personally, I think we did it right. Let him rot* in an American prison (so they foot the bill), but at least make him spend some time inside in this country to show the country isn't completely overrun.

* bearing in mind that at the time of the decision, the authorities probably knew he was going to be extradited when his sentence was complete, but extradition did not necessarily guarantee a conviction.


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