Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 3:02 am
Mags I'm with you all the way.We let them in to help them and they turn around and **** on you bastards the lota them.
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Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 5:37 am
Well Terminal 4 at Heathrow airport has just been evacuated.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:56 am
Can you believe that? Doctors. It makes you wonder what they did to there patients over the years.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 3:37 am
Ali.;651960 wrote: Mags I'm with you all the way.We let them in to help them and they turn around and **** on you bastards the lota them.
I suppose we're all in favour of disrupting Dr Haneef's life to the extent that's happened so far? The real question is whether he's going to get back to quietly serving the community, or indeed he still whether wants to.Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews said Dr Haneef would be given home detention while his visa status is considered. The 27-year-old doctor had been in custody since he was detained by police on 2 July at Brisbane airport. Mr Andrews cancelled his visa on 16 July - just hours after a magistrate granted him bail - on character grounds, which effectively kept him in detention.
That decision, as well as disputed prosecution evidence and a lengthy detention without charge under new anti-terror laws, triggered concern from both legal and civil rights groups.The case was withdrawn during a hearing at Brisbane court on Friday at the request of [Director of Public Prosecutions] Mr Bugg. He told a news conference that a review of the case found that there was no reasonable prospect of convicting Dr Haneef on the evidence available. "In the circumstances of this case I do not believe that evidence to prove the case to the requisite standard will be obtained," he said. "On my view of the matter a mistake has been made."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6918569.stm
I suppose we're all in favour of disrupting Dr Haneef's life to the extent that's happened so far? The real question is whether he's going to get back to quietly serving the community, or indeed he still whether wants to.Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews said Dr Haneef would be given home detention while his visa status is considered. The 27-year-old doctor had been in custody since he was detained by police on 2 July at Brisbane airport. Mr Andrews cancelled his visa on 16 July - just hours after a magistrate granted him bail - on character grounds, which effectively kept him in detention.
That decision, as well as disputed prosecution evidence and a lengthy detention without charge under new anti-terror laws, triggered concern from both legal and civil rights groups.The case was withdrawn during a hearing at Brisbane court on Friday at the request of [Director of Public Prosecutions] Mr Bugg. He told a news conference that a review of the case found that there was no reasonable prospect of convicting Dr Haneef on the evidence available. "In the circumstances of this case I do not believe that evidence to prove the case to the requisite standard will be obtained," he said. "On my view of the matter a mistake has been made."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6918569.stm
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 3:53 am
Does it not know what the edit button is for? 
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 4:05 am
crazygal;669038 wrote: Does it not know what the edit button is for?
What's "it"?
What's "it"?
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 8:15 pm
Im afraid its a very scary world we are living in at the presant time, thing is if something happens and we havent been on the ball all hell breaks loose,but if we do arrest someone on suspision, all hell breaks loose as well
.Damed if u do and damed if u don't.Im all for helping people but when they come to ur country and want to carry on like in there own and want or try to change our way of life its not on.Come here by all means but fit in or hit the road jack.Harsh mabe but I want my kids to grow up in peace not terror.
.Damed if u do and damed if u don't.Im all for helping people but when they come to ur country and want to carry on like in there own and want or try to change our way of life its not on.Come here by all means but fit in or hit the road jack.Harsh mabe but I want my kids to grow up in peace not terror.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 12:42 am
Ali.;669660 wrote: Im afraid its a very scary world we are living in at the presant time, thing is if something happens and we havent been on the ball all hell breaks loose,but if we do arrest someone on suspision, all hell breaks loose as well
.Damed if u do and damed if u don't.Im all for helping people but when they come to ur country and want to carry on like in there own and want or try to change our way of life its not on.Come here by all means but fit in or hit the road jack.Harsh mabe but I want my kids to grow up in peace not terror.So is Dr Haneef going to get back to quietly serving the community? He's still in custody for some reason. I was about to ask why but then I remembered you have an election coming, there'll be votes in playing tough even when there's no case.
Do you expect the prosecution witnesses who lied under oath to be prosecuted, or is gilding the lily acceptable in Australian courts?Prosecutors had claimed that the doctor's SIM card had been found in the burning car that crashed into Glasgow international airport on 30 June. It later emerged the card had actually been found in a flat in Liverpool, some 300km (185 miles) from Glasgow, where his cousin lived.
Evidence was given that Dr Haneef offered no reason for trying to leave the country. Videotaped police interviews subsequently showed him explaining that had been trying to return to India to see his daughter who was born on 26 June.
.Damed if u do and damed if u don't.Im all for helping people but when they come to ur country and want to carry on like in there own and want or try to change our way of life its not on.Come here by all means but fit in or hit the road jack.Harsh mabe but I want my kids to grow up in peace not terror.So is Dr Haneef going to get back to quietly serving the community? He's still in custody for some reason. I was about to ask why but then I remembered you have an election coming, there'll be votes in playing tough even when there's no case.
Do you expect the prosecution witnesses who lied under oath to be prosecuted, or is gilding the lily acceptable in Australian courts?Prosecutors had claimed that the doctor's SIM card had been found in the burning car that crashed into Glasgow international airport on 30 June. It later emerged the card had actually been found in a flat in Liverpool, some 300km (185 miles) from Glasgow, where his cousin lived.
Evidence was given that Dr Haneef offered no reason for trying to leave the country. Videotaped police interviews subsequently showed him explaining that had been trying to return to India to see his daughter who was born on 26 June.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:53 am
He is going back to India.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:56 am
As he was trying to do a month ago, before he was interrupted.
Nobody minds him being interrupted. People mind that the prosecution witnesses lied under oath. People mind that he's not had his work permit restored. People think he's become a political football to make the current administration's public image tougher than it was. People think there should be no stain left on his character, and that the prosecution witnesses concerned should be held to account as perjurors - something that rarely happens to the filth, sadly.
Nobody minds him being interrupted. People mind that the prosecution witnesses lied under oath. People mind that he's not had his work permit restored. People think he's become a political football to make the current administration's public image tougher than it was. People think there should be no stain left on his character, and that the prosecution witnesses concerned should be held to account as perjurors - something that rarely happens to the filth, sadly.
Oiy you lot keep ya terrorists over there
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:57 pm
spot;669895 wrote: People mind that he's not had his work permit restored.
It's not like the country is overflowing with qualified medical personnel.
Beattie would be happy for him to return to work in Queensland.
It's not like the country is overflowing with qualified medical personnel.
Beattie would be happy for him to return to work in Queensland.