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Abu Qatada Moves In
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Would you wish to live next door to this man and his family?
http:// www.exp ress.co .uk/pos ts/view /365187 /Neighb ours-an ger-as- Abu-Qat ada-mov es-in
/// As part of the £100,000-a-week monitoring, two security cameras have also been put on lampposts near the house. ///
Could he take measures to get these removed for breaching his human rights?
/// The owner of the property, who rents it out through an agency for £1,400 a month, had no idea who the new tenant was and now wants him out. She said: "There's no way I would have given permission to rent it out to a man like that. I don't want that man in my house." ///
Could she be accused and convicted of being racist?
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/// As part of the £100,000-a-week monitoring, two security cameras have also been put on lampposts near the house. ///
Could he take measures to get these removed for breaching his human rights?
/// The owner of the property, who rents it out through an agency for £1,400 a month, had no idea who the new tenant was and now wants him out. She said: "There's no way I would have given permission to rent it out to a man like that. I don't want that man in my house." ///
Could she be accused and convicted of being racist?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.no she couldn't. If she has a managing agents they would do the donkey work of finding her tenants. Had she known you her tenants would be then i think it would be within her rights to refuse them, irrespective of their ethnicity. No i wouldn't want to live next door to him or his family, why are they still in Britain.
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Oh look, its AOG trying to bring race into a topic that has no race issue again!
Last week it was the Newtown massacre and now its some poor sod who has possibly the most despised person in the country being moved into their house.
"Could she be accused and convicted of being racist?"
Morning AOG, brilliant trolling of the highest order right there. ;0)
Oh look, its AOG trying to bring race into a topic that has no race issue again!
Last week it was the Newtown massacre and now its some poor sod who has possibly the most despised person in the country being moved into their house.
"Could she be accused and convicted of being racist?"
Morning AOG, brilliant trolling of the highest order right there. ;0)
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/// Why would she be considered a racist??? ///
/// Your train of thought seems to be a few stations ahead of the rest of us. ///
That is because I am not saying she 'WOULD' be considered a racist, but what I am suggesting is the fact that if she did evict them, because of his terrorist connections etc, the fact that because he and his family also happen to be of a different race, they have the added advantage of fighting their eviction on racial grounds.
A similar scenario would be thus, a black family is causing trouble due to them holding late night parties, with loud music blasting out into the early hours, along with a history of other anti social behaviour, the landlord says they have to move out, they would also have the added advantage of playing the race card.
/// Why would she be considered a racist??? ///
/// Your train of thought seems to be a few stations ahead of the rest of us. ///
That is because I am not saying she 'WOULD' be considered a racist, but what I am suggesting is the fact that if she did evict them, because of his terrorist connections etc, the fact that because he and his family also happen to be of a different race, they have the added advantage of fighting their eviction on racial grounds.
A similar scenario would be thus, a black family is causing trouble due to them holding late night parties, with loud music blasting out into the early hours, along with a history of other anti social behaviour, the landlord says they have to move out, they would also have the added advantage of playing the race card.
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