Abu Hamza, 4 others tied to al-Qaida arrive in US to face terrorism charges

[StormRaiser]

Re: Abu Hamza, 4 others tied to al-Qaida arrive in US to face terrorism charges

@psyah

Peace StormRaiser

I take the good from every society and culture and reject/ignore the bad from every society and culture … you should do that also.

The people are being led by a deceptive process - it filters itself down to our level and makes everything seem a bit queer and out of shape … The fact that these “prisoners” are ‘ill’ makes no difference to the regimes who want to make an example of them. The way they do this is by picking them out and disclosing them through the media with spin.

I admit that if a person who had been through a trial and convicted of being a trouble maker and then he starts to feign illness you have a point - but you forget these people were held for long durations on suspiscions … I am for the principle of “Innocent until proven guilty” I hope that applies across the board to all people … but it does not.

Just because a person has been vocally saying that we need to support our brothers and sisters around the world - albeit - he stated this in military terms - whereas I would say this should be done through other channels … they are deemed inciters to hatred - because the regimes view such people as creating adversity within their own populous. They don’t question whether their soldiers should be in those countries in the first place.

The problem with extradition is that at the moment there is not enough that we are doing to demand evidence from the requesting country to justify that action … In its endeavour to maintain ties with America for example the UK bend over backwards and give up the people. This should be made more fair. Everything regarding those radical Muslims themselves is premature until they are given a fair trial.

From your statement “Just because a person has been vocally saying that we need to support our brothers and sisters around the world - albeit - he stated this in military terms - whereas I would say this should be done through other channels … they are deemed inciters to hatred - because the regimes view such people as creating adversity within their own populous.”

Let us take a step back… If you are in a country and state that it is right to attack a friendly country and its citizens do you still think that this guy needs to be honoured for what he is doing. There are other means of protest which people are familiar with.

Let me ask you a simpler question – If this guy truly believes in what he said, why is it that he has to take an excuse of illness and fight extradition.
A simple example would be the person who killed Gen Dyer(of Jalianwallah fame). He stood up and owned the punishment. That is what bravery is and truly believing in your cause. Only a coward would take the excuse of illness to stop extradition.