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The Home Secretary actually overruled the UK courts who had kicked out the extradition application !!!

Dread - x

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Yes; we are back to my original point; the final ruling and 'nail in the coffin' was the Strasbourg court and would have been so regardless of whether we had the Human Rights Act or not. Reform is needed there and the rest will follow down.
The 'witch' as you call her is a member of Matrix chambers, she seems to be a woman of brilliant intellect but devoid of any everyday common sense (my opinion anyway). (Also money grabbing).
B (bored in Goa) :)

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This is really, really, frightening. - although it does state the obvious. When one dies, another takes his place.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...attack-UK.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...glish-job.html
not reading any more getting tooooooooooooooooooo depressed.

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She is a vile - and so is he !!!
I remember I was receiving an award in 2006 and we were all asked to have our photo taken with Tony B-LIAR - I went to the toilet instead !!!!!

Dread - x

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:rofl::rofl: you little sh*t :sneaky:

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A little shxt avoiding having to force a smile in the presence of an enormously big shxt !!!!!! :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Dread - choosy chick
x

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6 May: Daily Mail (UK). Boyband Blue have been given the thankless task of saving our national pride at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song I Can… Last year the UK polled last … Blue members Lee Ryan, Antony Costa, Simon Webbe and Duncan James are using Eurovision to relaunch their careers … And if it all goes wrong? ‘We’re emigrating,’ says Antony. ‘I’m going straight to Goa,’ adds his bandmate Simon Webbe … The Eurovision Song Contest airs on BBC1 on May 14.

We will have to tell them about the visa situation!:rofl:


US: Protests Continue over Indian Visa Rules.

6 May: Indo-American News. Seldom has a cause galvanized the desi community in Houston as much as the changes and requirements over the past two years in the issuing of visas by the Indian government …This time the furore is not just over bad service and delays but also over rules that inflict additional inconvenience and burden on to the desi community settled overseas as well as tourists…The two-month rule is a particular irritant … “You mean a terrorist would apply for a re-entry visa?” fumed one protestor

thanks to www.goanvoice.org.uk

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...sy-London.html




Hundreds of militant Muslims stage mock funeral for Bin Laden outside U.S. embassy in London... as relatives of 7/7 terror attack victims weep at inquest just three miles away

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1Lc52IDc6

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We will be safe now!

http://oheraldo.in/news/Main%20Pictu...rce/48042.html



Visa-on-Arrival could be icing on tourism cake

http://oheraldo.in/news/Local%20News...ake/48027.html

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very unlikely, the story that goes with this pic stated that crossing the mandovi proved to difficult, and they were now off for further training. (swimming lessons I guess, once a week down the local lido ? :eek:)

actually thinking about it, maybe if the std Injun is anything to go by, it was the drag of their ever expanding Y fronts that proved the obstacle and all that was needed was some correctly fitted swimming attire.

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on arrival visas on the way??

http://www.oheraldo.in/news/Local%20...ake/48027.html

yea right :D

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:rofl::rofl::rofl:
Those brown underpants have got a lot to answer for!!!

Couldn't help but notice the rubbish drill skills of the so called 'elite marines' - they are all looking in different directions - must be on the beach looking at the undressed Russian tourists!!!

Dread - x

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Hate the brown ~"inner pants" brigade, hope none of our members wear them.:sneaky:

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I have several pairs which are paraded annually on Blackpool beach much to the amusement of the local donkies

PS Only kidding :o

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This is from a Malaysian newspaper. Why aren't we seeing more of this in British newspapers?

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EmailPrint......Kuala Lumpur (The Star/ANN) - India is reviewing certain aspects of restrictions on tourist visas which now require a mandatory two-month wait before re-entry into the country.

External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna said exceptions were made to bona fide tourists and visitors in certain cases.

"This is a policy which applies to all countries. Aspects of it are being reviewed by our government," he said in an interview before leaving for New Delhi.

Asked what aspects were being reviewed, Krishna, who was here to attend the Fifth India-Malaysia Joint Commission Meeting, said the matter was under the purview of the Home Ministry.

"We do realise the discomfiture that it has caused (to Malaysian tourists). With internal security uppermost on our mind, we will have to balance the advantages with the disadvantages," he added.

The Indian Government tightened its rules on all categories of tourist visas in January last year to counter terrorism threats.

Malaysian tourists who had enjoyed six-month multiple-entry visas to visit friends and relatives prior to the ruling are restricted to two visits within the visa period.

Krishna said he had received appeals from tourists who had been hit by the restrictive ruling.

Indian travel agents here had appealed to the Indian High Commission to review the policy. Malaysia has the largest Indian diaspora in the world.

Krishna said the visa ruling aside, people-to-people exchanges between India and Malaysia were developing satisfactorily.

"We have agreed on ways to sustain these trends in the coming year," he added.
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