A foreign national has
had his extradition to his own country quashed by British judges on
the grounds that evidence in his own trial may have been obtained
through torture.
No matter that the
legal aid he's received to fight the extradition order has cost
British taxpayers a fortune or that the accused despises the very
people who have been so generous with their money and hospitality,
the bewigged snooties at the pinnacle of British justice continue to
frustrate the will of Parliament in this regard. In doing so they
appear, to me, to be, firstly, interfering in the internal affairs of
another country and, secondly, giving succour and comfort to an enemy
of the state.
If they are guilty in
the first instance of gross bad manners, in the second, they are
surely guilty of TREASON!
Detain them
immediately, Home Secretary. Let the Law Lords languish in jail until
they come to understand that nothing in law should jeopardise the
safety of the citizens of the realm.
Send 'em down!
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