ChatterBank1 min ago
Is someone having a laugh??
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1 319373,00.html
They must have known that releasing this waste of air would enrage the public. So why do the authorities in this country seem determined to wind up the people that pay their wages?
They must have known that releasing this waste of air would enrage the public. So why do the authorities in this country seem determined to wind up the people that pay their wages?
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Interesting that Sky News feels it relevant to say that he had �17,000 in his posession but not relevant to mention that the judge said there were no grounds to detain him.
They've certainly wound you up haven't they?
A real "cornflake spitter" -
You missed the expression "Right thinking people"
Go on you know you want to use it!
They've certainly wound you up haven't they?
A real "cornflake spitter" -
You missed the expression "Right thinking people"
Go on you know you want to use it!
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Whatever
Muslims often have large quantities of cash due to their restrictions on using banks.
Remember when the police raided a house in Forest gate shooting one
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5077198.stm
Which they ended up appologising for?
Much was made at the time about a large quantity of cash there too �38,000.
I'm sure this guy is a nasty piece of work but you seem to want to ignore the law and engage in some sort of dictatorship.
I can't imagine how frightened you must be to want that
Muslims often have large quantities of cash due to their restrictions on using banks.
Remember when the police raided a house in Forest gate shooting one
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5077198.stm
Which they ended up appologising for?
Much was made at the time about a large quantity of cash there too �38,000.
I'm sure this guy is a nasty piece of work but you seem to want to ignore the law and engage in some sort of dictatorship.
I can't imagine how frightened you must be to want that
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Ok so he's released on bail, with conditions etc. what I don't understand is if he's inncoent then why is he not just released full stop? Bail seems to imply some charge pending, if that's true the the original question remains why let him out now?
Still I don't often agree with this goverenment but it would have been prefereable if we could send the sh1t bag back to Jjordan to be banged up there where he is convicted. But no, our laws of ooman rights mean that the Jordanian jail is some how not up to our own cushy standards so we keep the slime ball. The rest of the world must be pi55ing itself!
What do you think the frogs would do??
Still I don't often agree with this goverenment but it would have been prefereable if we could send the sh1t bag back to Jjordan to be banged up there where he is convicted. But no, our laws of ooman rights mean that the Jordanian jail is some how not up to our own cushy standards so we keep the slime ball. The rest of the world must be pi55ing itself!
What do you think the frogs would do??
The �170,000 was 'donations' collected during his preaching. The money was found at his home during a police raid. He is unlikely to have used a regular bank account as it would have been 'frozen' by the UK authorities.
One of these 'donations' was �805 in an envelope labled "For the Mujahedin in Chechnya".
He was never charged for any offense related to this money. There is not a law which says you cannot have large amounts of money at your home.
One of these 'donations' was �805 in an envelope labled "For the Mujahedin in Chechnya".
He was never charged for any offense related to this money. There is not a law which says you cannot have large amounts of money at your home.
Thinking of Forest Gate, why was there no prosecution for the child porn found on one of the brother's computer?
"The Crown Prosecution Service announced last night that it had advised the Metropolitan Police not to charge the 23-year-old supermarket employee. After the development, he has no blemish on his character.
A CPS spokesman said 44 indecent images of children had been found in the memories of a computer, an external hard drive and a mobile phone recovered during the raid.
Twenty-three were "embedded" images, which could have been inadvertently downloaded on the back of other computer files. Twenty-one - all on the hard drive and the mobile - were "deleted". The CPS spokesman said: "To transfer to the phone, the suspect would have to have specialist knowledge. There was no evidence that Mr Kahar had possession of, or access to, equipment or the technical knowledge to do so."
"The Crown Prosecution Service announced last night that it had advised the Metropolitan Police not to charge the 23-year-old supermarket employee. After the development, he has no blemish on his character.
A CPS spokesman said 44 indecent images of children had been found in the memories of a computer, an external hard drive and a mobile phone recovered during the raid.
Twenty-three were "embedded" images, which could have been inadvertently downloaded on the back of other computer files. Twenty-one - all on the hard drive and the mobile - were "deleted". The CPS spokesman said: "To transfer to the phone, the suspect would have to have specialist knowledge. There was no evidence that Mr Kahar had possession of, or access to, equipment or the technical knowledge to do so."
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Raggy Roman
You know that child porn thing?
I've got a copper mate who told me a rumour (which seems to have been subsequently borne out) that there was no porn on the PC at all.
In addition, one of the lads was shot by a copper, rather than accidentally offloading the gun on himself.
This always happens - negative stories get out (via the Daily Mail usually) about Muslims, and even though they are later proven untrue, the seed of disinformation is sewn in the public mind, where eventually it becomes 'the truth'.
You know that child porn thing?
I've got a copper mate who told me a rumour (which seems to have been subsequently borne out) that there was no porn on the PC at all.
In addition, one of the lads was shot by a copper, rather than accidentally offloading the gun on himself.
This always happens - negative stories get out (via the Daily Mail usually) about Muslims, and even though they are later proven untrue, the seed of disinformation is sewn in the public mind, where eventually it becomes 'the truth'.
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