Abu Qatada

We've spent ten years and millions of your money trying to get this guy out the country- and the Courts have just ruled again that he's allowed to stay. We must look like complete idiots. The French would simply stick him on a plane and get rid. Is this a million vote winner for UKIP?

What would you do?

Feed him to the fish.

Torture his family

The judges said the court accepted that Qatada "is regarded as a very dangerous person", but that was not "a relevant consideration" under human rights laws.

I think they have the priority wrong.

I bet I'm not alone in this either.

Personally if i was PM, i'd have just sent him "home" irrespective of the "rulings"

Sorry but what are the European courts going to do? Bomb us?

He's wanted for crimes elsewhere and I (hypothetically as above) am not willing to pay.

Sluffy wrote:The judges said the court accepted that Qatada "is regarded as a very dangerous person", but that was not "a relevant consideration" under human rights laws.

I think they have the priority wrong.

I bet I'm not alone in this either.

You certainly are not. What about our human right not to have this arsehole living here at our expense?

Surely the UK government can just make him disappear? Jack Bauer never had any trouble.

Some of these judges need showering in pigswill. They are using the human rights act in a way that it wasn't intended. I'm sick of reading and hearing about Qatada. The whole procedure is just a bloody pantomime and shows that the government really are incapable of protecting the general public from people who live here and wish us nothing but harm.

Slip a radioactive isotope into his pork sausge or how about leaving his cell door open and let a few selective inmates go on a walkabout?

He's only in prison for breaching his bail conditions. Now that his appeal has been upheld he will be released back into the community so that he can plot and scheme with malice aforethought.

We really are a laughing stock when it comes to justice.

......and of course start claiming hundreds of pounds in benefits. And how about a nice little claim for a few hundred thousand for false imprisonment- seeing as apparently he shouldn't have been there in the first place.
After the last war when it came to the Nazi war trials. Rooseveldt said give them a fair trial and a just sentence. Stalin said give them a fair trial and then shoot them. Churchill said just shoot them.
I wonder if there was some logic to what Mr. C wanted

These type of radical barmpots would never have been allowed to thrive in this country before we signed up to the EU Human Rights package. This is a classic case of biting the hand that feeds you. It wouldn't happen in many Middle East countries that's for certain.

Offer him an unfair trial here. Then, he may aswell go home anyway.

Thankfully the EU or the ECHR cannot be blamed for this pathetic fiasco. It is all purely ENGLISH judges in a British High Court that has taken this decision.

How much to kidnap him, stick him in a plane low on fuel and make it crash into the alps or deep into the ocean.

Reebok Trotter wrote:These type of radical barmpots would never have been allowed to thrive in this country before we signed up to the EU Human Rights package. This is a classic case of biting the hand that feeds you. It wouldn't happen in many Middle East countries that's for certain.

The EU Human Rights pacakage doesn't exist as the EU doesn't control the European Court of Human Rights!!! It was actually Churchill that created this mess by establishing the ECHR!!!

But teh ECHR has had no say in this matter, as my previous post, its all down to actual English & Welsh legislation which has existed before the current ECHR rules and the judges that have implemented these archaic rules.

Fly him to Jordan and then let the Jordanian government lodge an appeal on his behalf.

The judiciary have no respect for society at large and decisions like this demonstrate the level of contempt they have for this country. When we eventually manage to deport this scum bag we should send a few high court judges with him for company.