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Great how he despises the West, apart from the money, housing, lifestyle, etc.
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I wish the UK was like CUK. Just one person to be judge, jury and executioner.
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A few sweet words in the King of Jordan's ears next week will see some laws passed in his homeland PDQ (and quickly changed back once he gets sent back), which give powers to the judges not to use evidence gained from torture.
Then see the fecker hung, drawn and quartered after a quick kangaroo trial.
Nothing to see here, he'll be out before spring has sprung its first daff
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Cheers, thought she had a blokes name.Originally posted by Archangel View PostHer name is Gareth Hunt Pierce
Gareth Hunt ffs very apt
(No appropriate smiley comes to mind)
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Her name is Gareth Hunt Pierce
Gareth Hunt ffs very apt
(No appropriate smiley comes to mind)
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Can't they just fly a judge and some lawyers over from Jordan and try him in their embassy or something? Put them under UK monitoring or something to prevent the waterboarding or whatever they're worried about. Issue sentence, chuck him on a plane to carry out sentence, and put it all behind us.
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No point complaining. If you outsource your justice system you take the consequences.
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The guy's probably wanted over the world; there must be somewhere in the world that can give him a 'fair trial'. Home Office, keep searching please.
Still, at least he can be kept under surveillance in Britain.
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just extradite him to the states (I'm sure they can find an excuse), they will then send him on holiday to Jordan.
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