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just touched down at RAF northolt, god i am so proud of my country today.
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Always applaudable when we assist with overseas torture methods we. His sliced penis has at least one of our fingerprints all over it.
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not long before he turns up in Afganistan fighting our brave lads.deport him back to Ethopia.NOT WELCOME HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Don't tell me.....another "British citizen" of muslim origin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
'our brave lads', who are doing what exactly? fighting for our freedom against a poverty stricken nation, helping to torture innocent people, or for securing a good supply of natural resources and or a military base in an area we don't like or trust.
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Upset the prison guards (sorry stress counsellors) by asking them to use a cheese grater on his scrotum instead of applying jump leads attached to a car battery.
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he's not a citizen, he is a muslim asylum seeker who left of his own free will to do "humanitarian" work inafghanistan, like you do.
I'm fairly sure the Americans sub-contracted the job of "torture on a UK citizen" to Morrocco for reasons other than the one you describe. I'm just interested to hear what he was allegedly supposed to have done.
I'm presuming there is no evidence of terrorist activity despite him being imprisoned for seven years and being tortured in Morrocco, which is why you want to invite this binfest?
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The Americans and their franchisees dont use torture anymore , its easier to get away with rendition.
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if you believe he left britain to engage in humanitarian work in afghanistan, you are as tony blair was described by gerry adams, a "naive idiot".
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It looks like he has done nothing wrong. He was accused by the US of involvement in "terrorist activities", but even under the deeply prejudicial system being applied to those held at Guantanamo, all charges were dropped. An entirely innocent man, tortured with our assistance and agreement, has now returned to Britain. Good. I can only hope he can forgive our country for what "we" (ie our government) have done to him.
Quite why some pricks on here wish to smear him, when even the vicious US military "justice" system has stopped trying to do so is beyond me.
Quite why some pricks on here wish to smear him, when even the vicious US military "justice" system has stopped trying to do so is beyond me.
I simply don't know. And neither do you.
He may have had other motives, but really we just don't know. It saddens me that this country (& the US) will trample all over human rights "just in case" though. I'm sure they could have kept a close eye on him via the security services, or simply banned him from entering our country if it was decided that it wasn't cost effective.
At least he is coming home in on piece.What about innocent workers captured and beheaded? Or doesn't that count?
and that is his fault how? just because he shares the same faith?
A totally and utterly naive answer.
To be quite honest neither you nor I know what he was actually doing (only the people whom captured him do, and no doubt because they were American you would doubt their word)
Ask this question to yourself without any anti-US prejudices.
Why was this man in Afghanistan in a time of war? He comes from Ethiopa, he is supposedly "British" What is he doing in Afghanistan?