This is a war and in times of war there is no requirement to go through the courts. Qatada and all of his ideological cohorts who have declared war on this country should immediately be stopped. You cannot win a war when your primary concerns are the human rights of those trying to destroy you.

Actually, even though you are a spoof account, thats where you are wrong.

The duty of the courts is to interpret and apply the law. If the government is allowed to ignore their rulings when the result doesn't favour them, it doesn't take a genius to work out where that would lead.

The judiciary is independent for a very good reason, and whilst this may lead to undesirable outcomes from time to time, the alternatives are much, much less desirable.

What the hell does that even mean?

1.2 (a) (iii) This statute shall apply in England and Wales, unless the Daily Mail says otherwise.

The first duty of the courts is to interpret and apply the law regardless of politics.
If you start making exceptions according to public opinion etc, you are in effect introducing mob rule which damages the whole point of the law in the first place.

Don't you think that the senior judiciary have there own agenda, this decision is just their way of shoving two fingers up at government (whatever colour it is) and nothing to do with whats right.

I feel substantially more threatened by a government seeking to pick and choose which laws it adheres to as and when it feels like it than I do about a bile-spouter like Qatada who is easily ignored, patronised, belittled, whatever.

As far as conspiracy theories go, that's one of the least intelligent I've heard for some time.

One of !!!, at least it's not the worst.

Deary me.



What 'agenda' might this be? And will wearing a tinfoil hat protect me from it?

Oh - and the courts are about what's [ilawful[/i. The minute we start setting aside our laws because we feel threatened then scum like Qatada have won. Simple.

"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."

Ben Franklin