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7 Comments:
Well our Dear Leader has to come up with some way to placate the tabloids... again
Governments have become quite good at APPEARRING to do something rather than actually doing something. My bet would be that this is just lip-service aimed at looking busy, and nothing more.
the current (imperfect) situation
The current 'imperfect' situation is that terrorism is now up there with bad pop music as a major UK export.
This is Hassan Butt, a jihadi, interviewed in prospect:
'Britian is a very liberal country in comparison to america where Muslims don't have many rights. This is the type of country where you do have more rights. Now, with Afghanistan gone, Muslims don't really have a place where they can come back to and regroup.'
I do kind of think that 'something must be done' about that, forget the tube bombings, what about the arab, israeli, indian, etc civilians being killed by british citizens in an undeclared war?
It's a pretty incredible claim that the current situation is unimprovable.
Convincing me of that would need rather more evidence than a knee-jerk speculation piece. Especially one whose contents could have been predicted just about exactly from the headline 'blair suggest new anti-terror measures', and which gets several of the key facts about the proposal simply wrong.
Pray tell which part(s) of the specific article to which Nosemonkey has linked are factually incorrect?
The idea that the appeal procedure would delay deportation, when the plan specifically allows for appeals from the destination country post-deportation.
In general, if the ECHR is supposed to be a genuinely absolutely binding commitment on the UK gov to guarantee the rights of Jordanian citizens in Jordan, above all other relevent laws, all executive or parliamentary decision, all considerations of national interest, pragmatism, feasibility and security, how does it not constitute a legal obligation to invade Jordan?
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ECHR article 6 and habeus corpus
Neither of these is specific to extradition or citizenship status, so if what you say is so, I would be interested in the explanation for why they do not similarly prevent the routine situation where a convict appeals his sentence from jail, instead of remaining on bail until all appeals are exhausted.
If you are right, then the UK is a terrorist-supporting state.
I prefer to think we are not, or at least no longer will be. I guess we will find out.
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