[Updated]Abu Qatada wins new deportation appeal
08-02-2012, 18:16
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
Serious question.
What happens if the UK decide to deport him to Jordan regardless of the European Courts ruling? What sanctions could they impose?
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08-02-2012, 18:24
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Serious question.
What happens if the UK decide to deport him to Jordan regardless of the European Courts ruling? What sanctions could they impose?
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To be honest i dont care, what would be good if they say ok your kicked out
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08-02-2012, 18:28
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Serious question.
What happens if the UK decide to deport him to Jordan regardless of the European Courts ruling? What sanctions could they impose?
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Straight to bed with no supper
seriously though i don't think there is fat lot they could do ,sure they could make some threatening noises but i don't think it would ever get to that simply because we wouldn't deport him because we don't ,afaik,recognise the jordanian conviction and he hasn't been convicted of anything in this country so he isn't a criminal so not realy any grounds for deportation
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09-02-2012, 07:53
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
If we were in a state of war I dare say the pontifications of the ECHR would simply be ignored (or only partially complied with) if HMG deemed the risk to national security of complying with any given judgement(s) would too severe.
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09-02-2012, 08:58
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Originally Posted by Derek
Serious question.
What happens if the UK decide to deport him to Jordan regardless of the European Courts ruling? What sanctions could they impose?
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None.
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Mr Raab, the MP for Esher and Walton in Surrey, stressed that other countries — including Italy — have defied the European Court of Human Rights in the past.
He said: "Britain should deport Qatada and ignore Strasbourg. The Supreme Court said it was legal. There is no risk of a fine, because Strasbourg doesn't have the power.
"No country has ever been kicked out of the Council of Europe. And the Committee of Ministers that reviews ECHR rulings passed a resolution last year warning the Strasbourg Court to stop meddling in deportation cases."
Tory MPs have stressed that ITALY defied Strasbourg after it ruled in 2009 that crucifixes should not be displayed in school classrooms.
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France also snubbed European judges' rulings by pressing ahead with the forced removal of immigrants convicted of serious crimes who were long-term residents.
In several cases, France was found to have breached the immigrants' right to family life.
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About time our politicians came down from the ivory tower and do what's right for OUR people rather than some unaccountable Euro court.
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09-02-2012, 11:07
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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I do have to say, if the EU Court of Human Rights are that keen for him to stay, why don't they have him in their backyard?
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But Rockall is part of the UK?
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Doesn't America want him? (hopes!)
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Rockall is part of the UK (but claimed by others), but he cannot get back to mainland Britain from there!
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Serious question.
What happens if the UK decide to deport him to Jordan regardless of the European Courts ruling? What sanctions could they impose?
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Not much I would think!
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09-02-2012, 16:17
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
I don't understand what the issue is here, Its our country, Its our laws, We can do what the hell we want. Sod the bloody European courts
Send the evil piece of excreta back NOW
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10-02-2012, 11:03
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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I don't understand what the issue is here, Its our country, Its our laws, We can do what the hell we want. Sod the bloody European courts
Send the evil piece of excreta back NOW
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The best thing for the UK to do is lobby the Council of Europe to change the European Covention on Hunman Rights!
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
They should have picked him up from jail last night. Put him in a prison van and taken him to the airport. We then should have been shown him being put on a plane to Jordon and we all could have  him goodbye.
Then today send a letter to the ECHR with a simple
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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They should have picked him up from jail last night. Put him in a prison van and taken him to the airport. We then should have been shown him being put on a plane to Jordon and we all could have  him goodbye.
Then today send a letter to the ECHR with a simple 
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Originally Posted by Sirius
They should have picked him up from jail last night. Put him in a prison van and taken him to the airport. We then should have been shown him being put on a plane to Jordon and we all could have  him goodbye.
Then today send a letter to the ECHR with a simple 
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his freedom will cost taxpayers £10,000 a WEEK.
The bill for 60 cops to monitor him round the clock
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Considering the biggest "fine" the ECHR dished out for ignoring their ramblings was £17,000 even if we paid that, which I'm not proposing for a moment, it would be money well spent.
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Considering the biggest "fine" the ECHR dished out for ignoring their ramblings was £17,000 even if we paid that, which I'm not proposing for a moment, it would be money well spent.
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From the Sun news paper and i am looking for a further confirmation of this statement
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Yesterday Jordan declared it had changed its constitution to ban torture evidence.
As envoys vowed to act swiftly No10 stressed: "We are committed to removing him from the country."
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If this is the case there is a flight to Jordan each day from Heathrow
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
and now there are 60 police officers assigned to protect him.
all at our expense.
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17-02-2012, 09:36
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
Why cannot we know where is now lives?
Also can they UK decleare a State of Emergency to Suspend the Human Rights Act?
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17-02-2012, 09:45
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re: [Updated]Abu Qatada's deportation appeal REJECTED
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Why cannot we know where is now lives?
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Seems somebody does.
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Angry landlord finds Abu Qatada is his tenant
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The owner thought he had let the £400,000 property to a single mum and her four kids.
He did not know the woman was Qatada's wife or that the hate cleric would join her.
The £1,900-a-month rent for the five-bed house in North West London is paid by benefits.
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Quelle surprise.
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Now is the 5 bedroom property near you seething with armed cops?
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Also can they UK decleare a State of Emergency to Suspend the Human Rights Act?
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Bit extreme for one suspected terrorist?
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