Abu hamza attacked - Page 2

iron25 · 07-03-2005, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Russ D

Didn't Saddam have similar ideas for his enemies??

Saddam may have been a naughty boy

but at least he didn't take any sh**t from anyone and knew how to deal with these kind of ruffians.

I believe that our government should create some sort of covert black ops team which work under the radar and give them the authority to make guys like Abu Hamza disappear or at least have a fatal accident of some sort

and I reckon I should lead this new team seeing as I can really speak the lingo

08-03-2005, 00:48

Heck, couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

As someone said - why is this news?

"They don't care about getting caught and one of them wanted to show Hamza exactly what they think of him, he added."

Guess he must count himself lucky this wasn't a suicide attack...

punky · 08-03-2005, 00:51

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Originally Posted by ScaredWebWarrior

Guess he must count himself lucky this wasn't a suicide attack...

LOL, that would be rather ironic.

08-03-2005, 00:54

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Originally Posted by iron25

I believe that our government should create some sort of covert black ops team which work under the radar and give them the authority to make guys like Abu Hamza disappear or at least have a fatal accident of some sort

and I reckon I should lead this new team seeing as I can really speak the lingo

Just the kind of thing they're working towards with the current anti-terrorism legislation.

Sure - you can lead the team, I'll pick the targets...

I can really see democracy benefit from this

We don't need any 'black ops' (hmmm, doesn't sound right, anyway) just to exercise the laws that already exist. In the case of Hamza they took way too long to do it. Now they've got him locked up they seem to be having trouble deciding what to do next.

Raistlin · 08-03-2005, 01:58

No doubt our friend Abu will be released on appeal, with a nice new identity, 24hr gaurd, a media blackout on any stories regarding him, and an income for life..........

BBKing · 08-03-2005, 08:16

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People like him need to be kicked out out of this country,

He's a British citizen, so you can't.

He's an unpleasant mouth on a stick who deserves a day in court to answer what seem to be fairly obvious charges given his record. He's not the demon he's made out to be in the Sun.

zoombini · 08-03-2005, 09:08

I would imagine that his metal hook would have been removed while in prison & he would have had to have a plastic one or something.

me283 · 08-03-2005, 09:19

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Originally Posted by BBKing

He's a British citizen, so you can't.

He's an unpleasant mouth on a stick who deserves a day in court to answer what seem to be fairly obvious charges given his record. He's not the demon he's made out to be in the Sun.

As I recall, he married an English citizen to gain citizenship; but he was already married, so the marriage was actually null and void. Seems like fair grounds to revoke the citizenship?

Sadly, I can see him now getting legal aid to sue anyone and everyone, claiming compensation, and if he wins, getting to keep all the money whilst still claiming lots of benefits. Oh what a lovely system we have in this country.

Neil · 08-03-2005, 09:38

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Originally Posted by BBKing

He's a British citizen, so you can't.

He's an unpleasant mouth on a stick who deserves a day in court to answer what seem to be fairly obvious charges given his record.

I think he's more than that personally-I've actually watched this guy giving sermons in the street, & inciting people.

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Originally Posted by BBKing

He's not the demon he's made out to be in the Sun.

Having watched him in action, I disagree, & anyone involved with people burning the Union Jack flag should be immediately deported for that alone IMO.

Ramrod · 08-03-2005, 09:43

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Originally Posted by Neil

I think he's more than that personally-I've actually watched this guy giving sermons in the street, & inciting people.

Having watched him in action, I disagree, & anyone involved with people burning the Union Jack flag should be immediately deported for that alone IMO.

You were there in person?

Neil · 08-03-2005, 09:45

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

You were there in person?

Yes, curiosity got the better of me.

STONEISLAND · 08-03-2005, 09:45

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Originally Posted by Neil

Having watched him in action, I disagree, & anyone involved with people burning the Union Jack flag should be immediately deported for that alone IMO.

If thats the case than he deserves all he gets. Why are we wasting are tax money on a cell even for him?

I think he should be sentto the US and let them deal with him

Ramrod · 08-03-2005, 09:46

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Originally Posted by Neil

Yes, curiosity got the better of me.

wow..........cool!
Was he preaching in English or Arabic?

Neil · 08-03-2005, 09:49

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

wow..........cool!
Was he preaching in English or Arabic?

Both, mainly Arabic but what was in English was spoken in English deliberately to provoke

Stuff like "the day is coming" followed by Arabic sentances, then "we will all be hallowed" in English, followed by more Arabic.

I've watched the guy in action & believe me it's a scary site-he even looked at me & pointed at one stage.

STONEISLAND · 08-03-2005, 09:51

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Originally Posted by Neil

I've watched the guy in action & believe me it's a scary site-he even looked at me & pointed at one stage.

With his hook or finger?

Joking apart I bet it was scary