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Should This Man Be Given Legal Aid?
A Muslim terror fanatic banned from Britain for being a threat to national security has been given legal aid in a bid to win a UK passport.
Tory MP Douglas Carswell said: “Foreigners must think we are mad. We use taxpayers’ cash to allow people who want to defeat us on the battlefield fight us in our courts.” I agree with him.
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Tory MP Douglas Carswell said: “Foreigners must think we are mad. We use taxpayers’ cash to allow people who want to defeat us on the battlefield fight us in our courts.” I agree with him.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.if he wafted off to fight, why on earth should we want him back.
same for those who have gone off to Syria to fight alongside the rebels,i think it was Jon Snow who said, most couldn't point to Syria on a map, why would they go and fight, it's not their war. Born and raised here, yet quite ok to get your backside shot off in a foreign war.
same for those who have gone off to Syria to fight alongside the rebels,i think it was Jon Snow who said, most couldn't point to Syria on a map, why would they go and fight, it's not their war. Born and raised here, yet quite ok to get your backside shot off in a foreign war.
So when this evidence was offered that he attended training camps and he was stripped of his citizenship.
Was the evidence presented to him?
Was he given the chance to dispute it?
Was it tested in a court of law?
Or was it just something that happened behind closed doors, a conversation between some unnamed security officer and the Home secretary.
Is that the sort of country you want to live in? where your rights are taken from you and you aren't party to the evidence or given a chance to challenge it?
Or is it just that those of you that support this action do so because you think it could never happen to you or your nearest and dearest
a case of I'm allright Jack?
Was the evidence presented to him?
Was he given the chance to dispute it?
Was it tested in a court of law?
Or was it just something that happened behind closed doors, a conversation between some unnamed security officer and the Home secretary.
Is that the sort of country you want to live in? where your rights are taken from you and you aren't party to the evidence or given a chance to challenge it?
Or is it just that those of you that support this action do so because you think it could never happen to you or your nearest and dearest
a case of I'm allright Jack?
Jake the Peg
\\\Gromit...I agree....but in this case it would appear that the evidence would not stand up in a court of Law.
So...I ask again.....had you been Home Secretary, what would you have done?\\
Gromit has yet to reply...so how about you Jake.......what would you as Home Secretary have done in this case?
\\\Gromit...I agree....but in this case it would appear that the evidence would not stand up in a court of Law.
So...I ask again.....had you been Home Secretary, what would you have done?\\
Gromit has yet to reply...so how about you Jake.......what would you as Home Secretary have done in this case?
Jake, //Is that the sort of country you want to live in? where your rights are taken from you and you aren't party to the evidence or given a chance to challenge it?//
Why do you think that’s the sort of country we live in? Abu Qatada was afforded his ‘rights’ for long enough. Why do you assume other people aren't?
Why do you think that’s the sort of country we live in? Abu Qatada was afforded his ‘rights’ for long enough. Why do you assume other people aren't?
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