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Isn't it good to see this despicable individual and his cronies finally being deported to the US, where they will get the treatment they deserve, instead of being in this country which they obviously despise but unfortunately they chose to live here, and are quite happy to take advantage of our lenient and accommodating legal system.

Whether we like the US or not, one thing that can be said is that they are not answerable to Europe as we are, and we can probably rest assured that these people will get a fair hearing and be dealt with in an appropriate manner.

One wonders why they are so reluctant to accept US justice when they appear to be quite happy to accept the UK legal processes.

Bloody good riddance.Why it has taken eight years to rid this country of this vile piece of excrement beggars belief.

Its not all bad news for Abu Hamza ...

He has just won 184 teddies on the teddy grabber in Heathrow Departure lounge.

EMDEE wrote:Whether we like the US or not, one thing that can be said is that they are not answerable to Europe as we are, and we can probably rest assured that these people will get a fair hearing and be dealt with in an appropriate manner.

Who really cares if it is fair or not They will start the whole saga of appeals at every opportunity again and drag it out for years.

EMDEE wrote:One wonders why they are so reluctant to accept US justice when they appear to be quite happy to accept the UK legal processes.

Because in America they will get sentences that match the crime, whereas over here they would probably get probation and 100 hours community service

I was wondering why it took two flights just to extradite a few criminals.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19857517

Pete.

This thread might bring a certain someone out of hiding.