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Post by Northy on Jan 18, 2021 21:06:39 GMT
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Post by scfcbiancorossi on Jan 18, 2021 21:16:37 GMT
For me, the minute you take an innocent person's life intentionally or were involved in contributing to the loss of an innocent person's life (intentionally), you can have no complaints if your own life is taken away. Clearly that doesn't apply to those who unintentionally kill innocent people in warfare, car accidents etc.
Deradicilisation is a thing and I think some people deserve a second chance but not if they've intentionally killed or intentionally contributed to the death of an innocent person. I don't really give a fuck about their age.
This guy sounds fucking nuts and should probably be kept away from the public at all costs 😅
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Post by raythesailor on Jan 18, 2021 22:58:23 GMT
Had to turn the link off.
ARAB NEWS .? Totally confused art this crazy world.
14 and hating people . ?
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Post by sd22 on Jan 19, 2021 13:31:21 GMT
Incoming attack by this person within 3 years. Cheers lads.
Should’ve been stuck in solitary for the remainder of his days.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2021 18:39:04 GMT
Hopefully, the "Peaceful Religion" have got him to see sense, whilst he's been locked up 👀
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Post by metalhead on Jan 19, 2021 23:13:53 GMT
I'm going to give those who released him the benefit of the doubt here. At 14, he was a fucking arse and probably an impressionable one, but it doesn't mean he couldn't change his approach to life. Locking up kids for life is what the Yanks do. Although his actions intended to cause harm, the fact is... he didn't. We have our intelligence agencies to thank for that.
As I always like to remind those who froth at the mouth over these cases, there is no way he'll be released and allowed to go wander the world like a free-man... carefree and all that. Nah, he will be under surveillance, the likes of which you can't imagine... for going on probably 10-15 years, if not longer. He'll probably have a phone that is supplied by the police that is so full of legal spyware that it can't even load WhatsApp due to running out of memory, he'll stay in an old bill approved address, in an old bill approved area, in an old bill approved bed... He won't be able to fucking blow his nose without the intelligence agencies ensuring he's not blowing up something in his backyard. If they're releasing him, trust me, they're sure they have a handle on this. They cannot afford to get something like this wrong.
His release, beyond being a token gesture, will hopefully demonstrate our ability to control situations like this.
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Post by followyoudown on Jan 20, 2021 16:57:22 GMT
I'm going to give those who released him the benefit of the doubt here. At 14, he was a fucking arse and probably an impressionable one, but it doesn't mean he couldn't change his approach to life. Locking up kids for life is what the Yanks do. Although his actions intended to cause harm, the fact is... he didn't. We have our intelligence agencies to thank for that. As I always like to remind those who froth at the mouth over these cases, there is no way he'll be released and allowed to go wander the world like a free-man... carefree and all that. Nah, he will be under surveillance, the likes of which you can't imagine... for going on probably 10-15 years, if not longer. He'll probably have a phone that is supplied by the police that is so full of legal spyware that it can't even load WhatsApp due to running out of memory, he'll stay in an old bill approved address, in an old bill approved area, in an old bill approved bed... He won't be able to fucking blow his nose without the intelligence agencies ensuring he's not blowing up something in his backyard. If they're releasing him, trust me, they're sure they have a handle on this. They cannot afford to get something like this wrong. His release, beyond being a token gesture, will hopefully demonstrate our ability to control situations like this. That sounds great is this the kind of surveillance Usman Khan was under........ I am also not that keen on locking up 14 year olds for life, the truth is to keep him under proper surveillance you would need 6-10 people a day 7 days a week, that might happen for a few weeks but as long as he plays the game either for real or pretend that will be scaled back gradually and he will at some point effectively be left alone, hopefully he has learnt his lesson and will take his second chance and make something of his life but whichever way you look at it there is still a massive risk of reoffending, the fact we as a society accept that risk is what seperates us from the likes of ISIS.
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Post by heworksardtho on Jan 20, 2021 17:00:34 GMT
If he was a mad dog you put it down
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Jan 20, 2021 17:31:21 GMT
14 he may have been but I don’t doubt he’s more radicalised now before he went in. That’s how it works in prison, he will be even more determined to cause carnage. But still, let him out see what he’s capable of. Justice system is an utter farce in this country
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 18:46:49 GMT
I'm going to give those who released him the benefit of the doubt here. At 14, he was a fucking arse and probably an impressionable one, but it doesn't mean he couldn't change his approach to life. Locking up kids for life is what the Yanks do. Although his actions intended to cause harm, the fact is... he didn't. We have our intelligence agencies to thank for that. As I always like to remind those who froth at the mouth over these cases, there is no way he'll be released and allowed to go wander the world like a free-man... carefree and all that. Nah, he will be under surveillance, the likes of which you can't imagine... for going on probably 10-15 years, if not longer. He'll probably have a phone that is supplied by the police that is so full of legal spyware that it can't even load WhatsApp due to running out of memory, he'll stay in an old bill approved address, in an old bill approved area, in an old bill approved bed... He won't be able to fucking blow his nose without the intelligence agencies ensuring he's not blowing up something in his backyard. If they're releasing him, trust me, they're sure they have a handle on this. They cannot afford to get something like this wrong. His release, beyond being a token gesture, will hopefully demonstrate our ability to control situations like this. That sounds great is this the kind of surveillance Usman Khan was under........ I am also not that keen on locking up 14 year olds for life, the truth is to keep him under proper surveillance you would need 6-10 people a day 7 days a week, that might happen for a few weeks but as long as he plays the game either for real or pretend that will be scaled back gradually and he will at some point effectively be left alone, hopefully he has learnt his lesson and will take his second chance and make something of his life but whichever way you look at it there is still a massive risk of reoffending, the fact we as a society accept that risk is what seperates us from the likes of ISIS. Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. 14 he may have been but I don’t doubt he’s more radicalised now before he went in. That’s how it works in prison, he will be even more determined to cause carnage. But still, let him out see what he’s capable of. Justice system is an utter farce in this country No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 20, 2021 19:13:51 GMT
That sounds great is this the kind of surveillance Usman Khan was under........ I am also not that keen on locking up 14 year olds for life, the truth is to keep him under proper surveillance you would need 6-10 people a day 7 days a week, that might happen for a few weeks but as long as he plays the game either for real or pretend that will be scaled back gradually and he will at some point effectively be left alone, hopefully he has learnt his lesson and will take his second chance and make something of his life but whichever way you look at it there is still a massive risk of reoffending, the fact we as a society accept that risk is what seperates us from the likes of ISIS. Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. 14 he may have been but I don’t doubt he’s more radicalised now before he went in. That’s how it works in prison, he will be even more determined to cause carnage. But still, let him out see what he’s capable of. Justice system is an utter farce in this country No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example. "Dark" web is that allowed now surely that is a racist comment.
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 19:15:54 GMT
Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example. "Dark" web is that allowed now surely that is a racist comment. Come on mate.... You're smarter than that.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 20, 2021 19:17:40 GMT
If he was a mad dog you put it down He should be subject to the laws of the people he supports Sharia, chop his hands off.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 20, 2021 19:27:20 GMT
"Dark" web is that allowed now surely that is a racist comment. Come on mate.... You're smarter than that. I was joking but I really aren't very smart as most of the libtard woke apologists on here will confirm
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 19:36:44 GMT
Come on mate.... You're smarter than that. I was joking but I really aren't very smart as most of the libtard woke apologists on here will confirm Never thought that you aren't smart myself. I think you are frustrated and very passionate about the stuff you talk about. I think one day you have to live and let live though. As I've said before, those who spend their life consumed by anger regarding the status quo will eventually realise they've wasted so much energy that could have been spent chasing happiness.
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Post by followyoudown on Jan 20, 2021 21:56:56 GMT
That sounds great is this the kind of surveillance Usman Khan was under........ I am also not that keen on locking up 14 year olds for life, the truth is to keep him under proper surveillance you would need 6-10 people a day 7 days a week, that might happen for a few weeks but as long as he plays the game either for real or pretend that will be scaled back gradually and he will at some point effectively be left alone, hopefully he has learnt his lesson and will take his second chance and make something of his life but whichever way you look at it there is still a massive risk of reoffending, the fact we as a society accept that risk is what seperates us from the likes of ISIS. Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. 14 he may have been but I don’t doubt he’s more radicalised now before he went in. That’s how it works in prison, he will be even more determined to cause carnage. But still, let him out see what he’s capable of. Justice system is an utter farce in this country No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example. Like I said I am not against giving the kid a second chance I just wanted to point out that due to the literal thousands of nutjobs including some far right, the security services can not keep track of everyone so eventually people are not kept under surveillance and thats when you find out whether they have really reformed.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 20, 2021 22:11:13 GMT
Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example. Like I said I am not against giving the kid a second chance I just wanted to point out that due to the literal thousands of nutjobs including some far right, the security services can not keep track of everyone so eventually people are not kept under surveillance and thats when you find out whether they have really reformed. Like the twat from Tunstall who slaughtered two of the people who were helping him to reform, once a terrorist jihadi cnut always a terrorist jihadi cnut, these are not your everyday unhinged maniacs it's ingrained in them through their religious beliefs and teachings.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Jan 20, 2021 22:17:56 GMT
That sounds great is this the kind of surveillance Usman Khan was under........ I am also not that keen on locking up 14 year olds for life, the truth is to keep him under proper surveillance you would need 6-10 people a day 7 days a week, that might happen for a few weeks but as long as he plays the game either for real or pretend that will be scaled back gradually and he will at some point effectively be left alone, hopefully he has learnt his lesson and will take his second chance and make something of his life but whichever way you look at it there is still a massive risk of reoffending, the fact we as a society accept that risk is what seperates us from the likes of ISIS. Of course there's a risk of him reoffending but if we don't intend on ever giving him a second chance we should just shit-can all rehabilitation programmes in jail. 14 he may have been but I don’t doubt he’s more radicalised now before he went in. That’s how it works in prison, he will be even more determined to cause carnage. But still, let him out see what he’s capable of. Justice system is an utter farce in this country No.... That's what Tiny Tommy and those lunatics in the EDL tell you. I suspect the chances of further radicalisation in prison is fairly low compared to the plethora of material you can find on the dark web, something which won't be accessible while you're doing time. I agree that our justice system is shite but disagree that this is a shining example. OK mate🙄
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Post by foster on Jan 20, 2021 22:43:09 GMT
Not comfortable with anyone radicalised to be out in public. Rehab it not.
It's just too risky and not worth someone getting stabbed, run over, bombed or having their head chopped off for.
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 23:08:14 GMT
Not comfortable with anyone radicalised to be out in public. Rehab it not. It's just too risky and not worth someone getting stabbed, run over, bombed or having their head chopped off for. So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce.
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Post by foster on Jan 20, 2021 23:16:40 GMT
Not comfortable with anyone radicalised to be out in public. Rehab it not. It's just too risky and not worth someone getting stabbed, run over, bombed or having their head chopped off for. So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce. I don't claim to have a solution...that's not my job fortunately. But what I do have is a family and kids....and I don't want any potential radicals anywhere near them. I'd rather not risk giving someone the benefit of the doubt, especially considering how that's fared so far here and particularly in France.
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Jan 20, 2021 23:22:09 GMT
Not comfortable with anyone radicalised to be out in public. Rehab it not. It's just too risky and not worth someone getting stabbed, run over, bombed or having their head chopped off for. So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce. I thought you said the chances of further radicalisation in prison was fairly low? Maybe that’s not what you meant.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 20, 2021 23:34:36 GMT
So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce. I thought you said the chances of further radicalisation in prison was fairly low? Maybe that’s not what you meant. It's flexible to suit the agenda
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 23:52:47 GMT
So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce. I don't claim to have a solution...that's not my job fortunately. But what I do have is a family and kids....and I don't want any potential radicals anywhere near them. I'd rather not risk giving someone the benefit of the doubt, especially considering how that's fared so far here and particularly in France. I totally understand that. None of us want dangerous radicals running around, just like we don't want rapists, murderers and paedophiles running around either. However, unlike the Yanks who lock up pretty much anyone for life (or kill them), we reserve whole life tariffs for truly the very worst in society. The Mark Bridgers of this world... The Child killers, serial paedophiles and those who truly pose an imminent and continuing threat to society. If this kid was locked up for life, he would have spent more time in jail than some murderers, rapists, paedophiles etc... The reality is, the consequences of his actions were self-inflicted as both him and his made landed serious jail time. So what's the solution? Tell a 14 year old that he's fucked it for life? I agree that once you're past the age of 18, the punishment has to fit the crime and in the case out terrorism it needs to be life. He was a maladjusted adolescent. As a country, we are better than writing off kids and locking them up for life, especially those who haven't actually killed anyone. Was the intention there? Maybe. It's easy to give it the biggun over WhatsApp though. Lock kids up like this for life and the net result is further radicalisation because what other crime results in such a severe sentence? Fuck me, the two Bulger killers got let out at 20... One of them has disappeared, the other is a nonce. I thought you said the chances of further radicalisation in prison was fairly low? Maybe that’s not what you meant. You should think about your replies a little more because they're incoherent as fuck. If he was in jail for life, they could radicalise him to the point of being a fucking maniac and he would still be completely harmless to society. That's the point of prison, to remove those who may pose a threat to society. My point was that others would be radicalised by locking up this boy for life. It is the perfect fuel to the Anjem Choudarys of this world, who preach a message that Britain hates Muslims. Giving him a chance to live some sort of life outside of prison is the antithesis of the radical rhetoric. Lock him up and throw away the key? Friday's sermon in your local Mosque that's already full of paranoid Muslims.... "How Britain locked up a Muslim kid for life for sending some WhatsApp messages while two British kids who murdered a toddler spent their 20s at home."
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Post by metalhead on Jan 20, 2021 23:55:36 GMT
I thought you said the chances of further radicalisation in prison was fairly low? Maybe that’s not what you meant. It's flexible to suit the agenda It's common sense mate. If there's any actual radicalisation in prison, I suspect it's among those who are already heavily radicalised. Those kind of pricks aren't getting out any time soon. This kid is not a hardened criminal. He was a twat with a mobile phone.
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Post by foster on Jan 21, 2021 0:36:27 GMT
It's flexible to suit the agenda It's common sense mate. If there's any actual radicalisation in prison, I suspect it's among those who are already heavily radicalised. Those kind of pricks aren't getting out any time soon. This kid is not a hardened criminal. He was a twat with a mobile phone. I understand exactly what you're saying mate and I'm sure that there are plenty of people who come out of rehab fully reformed. However, for the vast majority of radicals going through rehab, my sympathy, compassion and faith in human goodness is secondary to the protection and future I want to give my kids. More often than not it seems that the people committing these atrocities are already known by the authorities or have already served jail time. So if I cannot trust the authorities to protect my family then I may have take tough stances to do so myself. I guess my view is largely based on: - My confidence in the successful rehabilitation of radicals - My confidence in how the law deals with radicals and hate speech in day to day society - My faith in the monitoring and continued support for those that have gone through rehab I have little to no confidence that what's happening now is working, and as such I'm definitely leaning toward the 'don't give them a 2nd chance' attitude. I don't particularly like it, but I'm going for the safer option.
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Post by metalhead on Jan 21, 2021 7:57:27 GMT
It's common sense mate. If there's any actual radicalisation in prison, I suspect it's among those who are already heavily radicalised. Those kind of pricks aren't getting out any time soon. This kid is not a hardened criminal. He was a twat with a mobile phone. I understand exactly what you're saying mate and I'm sure that there are plenty of people who come out of rehab fully reformed. However, for the vast majority of radicals going through rehab, my sympathy, compassion and faith in human goodness is secondary to the protection and future I want to give my kids. More often than not it seems that the people committing these atrocities are already known by the authorities or have already served jail time. So if I cannot trust the authorities to protect my family then I may have take tough stances to do so myself. I guess my view is largely based on: - My confidence in the successful rehabilitation of radicals - My confidence in how the law deals with radicals and hate speech in day to day society - My faith in the monitoring and continued support for those that have gone through rehab I have little to no confidence that what's happening now is working, and as such I'm definitely leaning toward the 'don't give them a 2nd chance' attitude. I don't particularly like it, but I'm going for the safer option. That's fair enough and I can understand your feelings of uncertainty mate. At least you have a rational point unlike EDL Steve above. It's a difficult issue and there's every chance I could be wrong which is horrible to think of really. It's like gambling with the safety of people and that's a position we shouldn't ever have to be in. Our alternative is the American approach where we start locking people up for whole life tariffs on a more frequent basis. If we go down that approach it'll need to be more widely implemented than just terrorism related offences. I appreciate that some are actually in favour of such a move, so there we go.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 21, 2021 8:25:32 GMT
I understand exactly what you're saying mate and I'm sure that there are plenty of people who come out of rehab fully reformed. However, for the vast majority of radicals going through rehab, my sympathy, compassion and faith in human goodness is secondary to the protection and future I want to give my kids. More often than not it seems that the people committing these atrocities are already known by the authorities or have already served jail time. So if I cannot trust the authorities to protect my family then I may have take tough stances to do so myself. I guess my view is largely based on: - My confidence in the successful rehabilitation of radicals - My confidence in how the law deals with radicals and hate speech in day to day society - My faith in the monitoring and continued support for those that have gone through rehab I have little to no confidence that what's happening now is working, and as such I'm definitely leaning toward the 'don't give them a 2nd chance' attitude. I don't particularly like it, but I'm going for the safer option. That's fair enough and I can understand your feelings of uncertainty mate. At least you have a rational point unlike EDL Steve above. It's a difficult issue and there's every chance I could be wrong which is horrible to think of really. It's like gambling with the safety of people and that's a position we shouldn't ever have to be in. Our alternative is the American approach where we start locking people up for whole life tariffs on a more frequent basis. If we go down that approach it'll need to be more widely implemented than just terrorism related offences. I appreciate that some are actually in favour of such a move, so there we go. We should never be in a situation where life means 5 years for certain, what sort of message does that send out in general ? we have prisons at breaking point yet we have foreign nationals in our prisons who frankly need deporting back to their own countries for sentencing it's unsustainable.
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Post by metalhead on Jan 21, 2021 8:38:32 GMT
That's fair enough and I can understand your feelings of uncertainty mate. At least you have a rational point unlike EDL Steve above. It's a difficult issue and there's every chance I could be wrong which is horrible to think of really. It's like gambling with the safety of people and that's a position we shouldn't ever have to be in. Our alternative is the American approach where we start locking people up for whole life tariffs on a more frequent basis. If we go down that approach it'll need to be more widely implemented than just terrorism related offences. I appreciate that some are actually in favour of such a move, so there we go. We should never be in a situation where life means 5 years for certain, what sort of message does that send out in general ? we have prisons at breaking point yet we have foreign nationals in our prisons who frankly need deporting back to their own countries for sentencing it's unsustainable.You're rambling. He was born in Blackburn. He isn't a foreign national, even if his beliefs were shaped by foreign teachings. The message it sends to me is that as a society, we still have faith in humanity. We still believe that a 14 year old impressionable teenager is not some hardened ISIS-esque criminal who's just come back from a 6 month training camp in Pakistan.
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Post by crapslinger on Jan 21, 2021 8:47:24 GMT
We should never be in a situation where life means 5 years for certain, what sort of message does that send out in general ? we have prisons at breaking point yet we have foreign nationals in our prisons who frankly need deporting back to their own countries for sentencing it's unsustainable.You're rambling. He was born in Blackburn. He isn't a foreign national, even if his beliefs were shaped by foreign teachings. The message it sends to me is that as a society, we still have faith in humanity. We still believe that a 14 year old impressionable teenager is not some hardened ISIS-esque criminal who's just come back from a 6 month training camp in Pakistan. I didn't say he was I was simply pointing out the fact that we should not have foreign nationals in our prisons who as tax payers have to fund, he was given a life sentence for a reason ! you are trying to make out he is some innocent child who wasn't able to distinguish between right and wrong which is complete and utter bollocks, he was helping to plan a terrorist attack with the intention of killing and maiming innocent people he knew exactly what he was doing, he is free now out on our streets do you trust our authorities to keep him under close observation he is a danger to our society which is why he should have remained locked up for at least 25 years.
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