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Posted
21 minutes ago, BillQ said:

What does it say?

 

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If jumping to conclusions was an Olympic sport, you'd be a contender!

Christ you are genuinely a true Leftard. That  like your sailor boy Andrew !! Suspect because mammy made the charges go away with a £12 million donation. 
Wise up ffs

Posted
35 minutes ago, BillQ said:

What does it say?

 

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If jumping to conclusions was an Olympic sport, you'd be a contender!

You make the point that he is just a suspect, nothing is proven yet.  But I suspect most people would not welcome him in the UK.  It is great to be a lovely caring society but sometimes you have to say 'No!'.  After all, if we get a reputation as being a country that will always protect terror suspects and block them from returning to the country where the crime took place we are pretty much doomed.

 

And there is a second problem of him staying here.  Should he be allowed total freedom, in which case that could be putting the lives of many people in the UK at risk (if he is a terrorist that is).  Or if we agree he must be supervised or at least kept a careful watch over then what will that cost?

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Squaredy said:

You make the point that he is just a suspect, nothing is proven yet.  But I suspect most people would not welcome him in the UK.  It is great to be a lovely caring society but sometimes you have to say 'No!'.  After all, if we get a reputation as being a country that will always protect terror suspects and block them from returning to the country where the crime took place we are pretty much doomed.

 

And there is a second problem of him staying here.  Should he be allowed total freedom, in which case that could be putting the lives of many people in the UK at risk (if he is a terrorist that is).  Or if we agree he must be supervised or at least kept a careful watch over then what will that cost?

If he’s got nothing to hide then what’s he worried about. 
People know the legal system in this country is a leftard piece of piss to manipulate, just like hooky did for years dodging extradition to the US at the UK taxpayers expense. 
 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, BillQ said:

Whataboutary central, stop faffing about and stick to the topic.

😂😂 Daft old bugger 

Suspect 🤔yeah right. Luckily you are in the minority with those views. 
Like many leftards on here you don’t like and never answer difficult questions. 
 

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Posted
13 minutes ago, BillQ said:

Until due process has completed, yes, that's the assumption. 

 

More whataboutary, but you know that 

Sick fool 

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Posted
11 minutes ago, BillQ said:

Yes a suspect, that's how the legal system works otherwise we just round up people and throw them in jail whether they are guilty or innocent. What's so hard to understand?

He can go back and defend himself in court then 👍👍

 

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