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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article3896879.ece
The application of 'Human Rights' law is here shown for the insanity it is.. where, due to the fact that Jordan has the 'death penalty' a man who has an incitement to and actual terrorism track record and is described as 'Osama bin Ladin's right hand man in Europe'.. is now granted bail from prison.. because it is 'inhuman' to keep him there indefinitely when there is no prospect of deportation...which in turn is based on the idea that no person can be deported to a country which has the death penalty... or perhaps it is just where the person concerned has been sentenced to death.
Now.. Taxpayers will fund this mans 'lifestyle'?
QUESTION. Should we not then revisit our signatory status on the UN convention on Human Rights and add a proviso that our national security must always be the over-riding consideration?
Yes, why or No.. why not?