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Canada has a similar pain in the neck with the return of a chap named Khadr, by the US. He comes from a fiercely proud anti west family that take greater pride in the killing of military personnel in Afghanistan, something which Khadr himself apparently did at the age of 15!!!. The irony is he has been clothed and fed for many years, has had free legal defence at taxpayers cost while the ranks rise in the unemployed in Canada that cannot feed or clothe themselves even. A sickening use of the system in ways that others in need just cannot get access to.

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[QUOTE=dreadsoc;10317132]They can scream all they like for me, Abu Hamza, Babar Ahmad are bad bastards - full stop. I'm glad they are in the US - I don't like the 'sceptic tanks' either but I don't have to feel guilty about US torture - extraordinary rendition has it's place: water board the ****ers, stick electrodes on their testicles - I'm not bothered. They made their choice: jihad has it's price.

H.

P.S. - before 'fee fi fo fum' sez it: violence: the gift that keeps on giving.

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WOAH - HEM IS BACK :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Totally agree with your sentiments here...if I was their interrogator electrodes on testicles would be mild compared to what I would do to these scumbags !!

Dear Fi Fi Fo Fum.......I am just such a giving person :D:lol::D

Dread - x

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[QUOTE=hemingway;10317154]:rofl::rofl::rofl: on form tonight Hem. See everybody is bored with Saturday night on the TV.

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[QUOTE=noni;10317165]Don't mention Saturday night tv! Been out the last few Saturdays, prior to that, stayed in, back doors open (ooohhhh errrr!) & iPod on, loud, until late.

Today: no rain, blue sky but not warm. Looked at TV in today's times: mortified!

Deal was, I watch rugby league grand final, THEN, I've no interest in the TV as long as I'm not subjected to: strictly, x-factor etc etc. so, OH is watching 'outnumbered' DVD whilst I'm pissing about on here trying to finish my stock of Budweiser!

H.

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[QUOTE=hemingway;10317184]I have just been channel hopping...and caught about 5 seconds of ITV..........
WTF - some raging effeminite dressed in gold lame whilst wailing in a distinct Essex accent and prancing around like some escapee from the local asylum? All in the name of X Factor (I would call it by another name but we have the politically correct on here and it would only offend....)

Dread - x

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Romanian fraudster who helped to steal £10m in benefits is allowed to stay in Britain to protect her human rights

Lavinia Olmazu provided false National Insurance numbers to immigrants

Olmazu should have been deported automatically upon her release
She was able to persuade judges because she has son, 12, it would be an attack on their human rights if they were to be deported back to Romania
Home Office appealed against immigration court's decision to let her stay


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Not sure why the judge considered the child's 'Right to Family Life' would not be upheld if he went to Romania with his mother.
There is no human right to schooling in a particular country.
Many children have their education interrupted and go abroad with their parent(s).

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The Human Rights Act is a complete abuse of everything the UK used to stand for....the UK did not need it as there were existent laws covering most aspects....all that act has done for Britain is make it impossible to deport people
including terrorists and thieving scum from abroad !!!!

Still I expect 'Liberty' provided all the Legal Aid this woman needed !!!!!!!!!

Dread - x

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'Sliced bread no threat to pao'

7 Oct: Times of India. The makers of the traditional Goan pao feel that the increase in price will not affect their customer base as the packaged variety of bread is no competition to the pao… The All-Goa Association of Bakers has decided to continue at the current Rs2.50 for a smaller size of 40g instead of 50g, while they will introduce a better quality pao for Rs5 which will weigh a minimum of 80g…

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Dread I know you have a 'thing' about Liberty. (I used to belong but ended membership few years ago) They provide legal advice and help.
The Government provides Legal Aid. This has been recently much reduced.

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Can't we do what we did years ago, send them to Australia?

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A new Government plan will deny young people who’ve never had a job of their housing benefits. Unemployed parents who keep having children could also be deprived extra state support. The move, set to be launched today, would save the treasury billions of pounds, but is this a step to far or do you welcome the new proposal?

Jobless with big families could lose benefits: Osborne vows to slash £10bn from welfare bill

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Air journey cost would be higher than sending them to Romania!!!

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Abu Hamza's wife 'should be kicked out of her £1m council house' now hate preacher has been extradited to the US, says MP

Tory Greg Hands says most of couple's eight children have now moved out

Hamza's second wife Najat Mostafa has lived in the property since 1995


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