For Someone Who Supposedly ' Poses No Threat ' ...

[ChillDoubt]

to the general public, he's very much in demand!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24826379

Maybe Cleggy could join in too, seeing as it was his decision to relax his conditions?

[emmie]

strange wording isn't it, no threat yet they are sending out the forces, what a farce.

[emmie]

head in sand, ostrich, put in whatever order you care to, don't understand this country's idea of security, let in anyone, no checks, born here no problem, no threat, of course why would they be, time heads of our security, including Ms May supplied some answers.

[youngmafbog]

The problem is, putting restrictions on someone who is not guilty (or proven guilty). It flies in the face of our justice system.

Perhaps time for fundamental changes on this?

But of course our hands will be tied by the HRA and the rulings of the echr if we try to protect ourselves..

[emmie]

if he has done nothing wrong, why flee, and in a burkha...

[naomi24]

Perhaps the security forces should look a bit deeper and thoroughly investigate the mosque from whence this man escaped.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/abu-hamzas-son-uthman-mustafa-kamal-backs-alqaeda-suspect-and-prays-in-support-of-holy-war-at-london-mosque-8540295.html

[jake-the-peg]

Like I said before

No threat, annonimity order for his own protection, big man hunt, associated with a terrorist group mostly acting out of Africa.

I still think MI6 may have lost an informer

[naomi24]

I doubt that very much.

[emmie]

he has said that he was tortured in Somalia and that the UK security forces were complicit, and is asking for compensation, at least that is what i heard on the news, extraordinary...