So, crime DOES pay: Two men fight deportation to war-torn Congo.

[joebloggs]

i've beaten dedworth with this one, you have to thou..

A violent foreign criminal has been allowed to remain in Britain – while a failed asylum seeker from the same country has been sent back home in an ‘utterly perverse’ human rights judgment that appears to show that crime does pay.

read more here .. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-stay-UK.html

[les_taxi]

A senior judge overturned the Home Office’s attempts to boot him out because of the risk that he would suffer torture or ill-treatment, contrary to human rights laws, in the ‘severe’ prisons of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

Think you will find that the Blame lies with the previous government, regarding human rights issues so wrong again Joe

[Dedworth]

Thanks Joe & the Hate Mail for bringing this to our attention

[joebloggs]

Think you will find that the Blame lies with the previous government,reguarding human rights issues so wrong again Joe

les tell me one country in the EU that's not signed up to the Court of criminal rights

i await your answer les

[les_taxi]

Irrelevant statement Joe, it wasn't the tories who signed us up

[Dedworth]

Labour's 1998 Human Rights Act has been a good earner for Mrs Blair

[joebloggs]

Irrelevant statement Joe, it wasn't the tories who signed us up

oh yes it was les, Edward Heath took us into the EEC back in 1973, later on supported by thatcher - see my pic of her below, the EEC overtime turned into the EU monster we have now

oh and don't forget at least labour gave the public a chance to vote in a referendum to stay or leave the ECC, which the public voted to do

[joebloggs]

Labour's 1998 Human Rights Act has been a good earner for Mrs Blair

probably an even bigger earner for Cameron's brother

[les_taxi]

It turned into the monster it is under labours watch