No wonder this ******* country no longer rules the world!

[stackpole]

If that is the case...how come that terrorist with hooks for hands is still here in England?

Mailman

They couldn't find anyone in America prepared to wipe his @rse, pick his nose, and relieve his tensions in jail - all mandatory under the latest human rights legislation.

[OwlHoot]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4392194.stm

Jesus...the f*ckers cant even get this right!

Mailman

Most likely cock up rather than conspiracy, but as any Spooks watcher knows there's sometimes more to cases like this behind the scenes than meets the eye.

[Mailman]

If that is the case...how come that terrorist with hooks for hands is still here in England?

Mailman

[thunderlizard]

"The Home Office blamed cumbersome laws which have now been repealed."

I'll bet they did. Policing would be a doddle if not for that whole pesky business about worrying about whether somebody's guilty or not.

I've noticed that when it's the US that comes calling, those extraditions happen quick enough.

[Mordac]

>*Invading other people's countries

No, the Foreign Office do that. The Home Office go round locking up the people who object.

>*Telling lots of lies

It's govt policy, so they have to.

>*Persuading the British public to be gullible and vote them in again

Sadly most of them don't need persuading.

[AtW]

Just a good opportunity to test freedoms of people -- only when the last scumbag's rights are protected normal people can be sure their rights will be protected too.

[datestamp]

"The Home Office had three years to process the extradition papers".

So what have they been doing for 3 years?
*Invading other people's countries
*Telling lots of lies
*Persuading the British public to be gullible and vote them in again
*Running the Blunkett cabaret show

[mcquiggd]

I reckon he'll be getting his council house in Cardiff soon, then theres compensation claims that will start, and hell get his British Passport within a year.

About 6 weeks after that he will explode on a tube train on the Bakerloo line.

[wc2]

NL !!

[Joe Black]

From the article: "Under the old act cases took an average of 18 months, but they now take an average of six months, the Home Office said"

An improvement maybe, but someone care to remind me how long it took the Italians....hmm.....two months?

[Mailman]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4392194.stm

Jesus...the f*ckers cant even get this right!

Mailman