May bound for Jordan over Qatada

[Dedworth]

Home Secretary Theresa May is to travel to Jordan in an effort to strike a deal over the deportation of Abu Qatada.

The radical preacher was released from a UK jail under strict bail conditions earlier this week.

In a statement, Mrs May said she intended to continue talks which Home Office minister James Brokenshire held earlier with Jordanian authorities.

She said the UK and Jordan were "pursuing all options with regards to his deportation".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17076942

Why bother travelling over there when............

UK 'could ignore Euro ruling on Qatada and face no real punishment', admits official

Human Rights official says deporting hate preacher would set a 'bad example'


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What a joke

[Terpe]

..........UK 'could ignore Euro ruling on Qatada and face no real punishment', admits official

Human Rights official says deporting hate preacher would set a 'bad example'

In this case, I say "let's set a bad example"

[Dedworth]

In this case, I say "let's set a bad example"

A multitude of "Bad Examples" please.

One begs to ask would the moronic judges from the Court of Human Sh1tes like a "Bad Example" living in their neighbourhood ?

[tone]

Think most countries would just get rid and worry about any consequences later - or better send the git to the country the judge lives in and see if he likes this toerag living locally!!

[bigmarco]

Yep I agree with that instead of May travelling send Qatada instead and deal with the consequences afterwards