I don't think it's irrelevant at all, woody. Taken in the context that his excuse is, he moved to Taliban held Afghanistan, to make a better life for his family, why is he still here in the UK now? Surely he is now free to go back there and find this "better life" for him and his family? If he does want to go there, I'm sure me and plenty of people in the UK would chip together to find the airfare for him and his family. I bet my last 1p coin he wouldn't take up an offer to return to this utopia.. Come on Woody, use that grey matter in your head. Forget any laws we haveWho, on here would leave the UK, travel to
That's irrelevant.
If a person was part of illegal activity, or waging illegal war, then they should be tried as such. That is the way a society operates.
You are missing the point that a person has been locked way by a state and no case has been presented against them nor have they been given access to legal assistance.
Ignore the person, ignore the country, ignore the allegations or reasons, and then ask yourself "is it right?". Incarceration for years without trial. Is it right?
for a moment. In all reality, how can life be better in "Taliban held Afghanistan" than it is here? Explain this to me and I'll quit this thread for good. Do you think life would be better under the Taliban , than is is here in the UK ? If it is, what on earth is he still doing here? The blokes a bloody liar (and probably still on benefits)