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Why British injustice is the best in the world

By John Hirst

Why British injustice is the best in the world

I was disturbed to learn on Newsnight last night that even though this man has been cleared by the British courts of any terrorist involvement in training the pilots of the 9/11 attacks, there remains an outstanding international arrest warrant seeking his extradition to the USA.

In the same way that the Twin Towers collapsed, Bush's war against terror has collapsed because the foundations upon which it was based is on very shaky legal ground.

What is disturbing about this case, is the claim by the Crown Prosecution Service that they were not representing the people of this country Great Britain whom they are supposed to represent, rather the CPS was representing the USA or at least the Bush regime. And, we know what a load of terrorist torturing bastards they are. Luckily for Mr Raissi British injustice began for him prior to Britain and America signing the Extradition treaty of 2003, otherwise he could well have been detained in Guantanamo Bay and if ever brought to trial could have been executed and not a shred of evidence being produced.

This case should be a wake up call to Great Britain to shake off its underdog role to America and the Bush regime. However, having heard the perverse comments made by Melanie Fibs on Questiontime last night where she claimed to speak with greater authority than the Court of Appeal who's decision to quash the convictions of so-called terrorists she labelled as being perverse. Who the fuck does this cow think she is?

Speaking of which, when does Jacqui Smith intend to formally and publicly apologise to Mr Raissi for the abuse he has suffered at the hands of the injustice within our legal system?

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on February 15, 2008 (boomark / email).