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LONDON — The attorney general said Tuesday he was "very concerned" about the release on bail of radical cleric Abu Qatada, amid a hail of press criticism, but said the government was bound by the rule of law.
A judge on Monday ordered the release of the 51-year-old Jordanian, allegedly a former top aide of late Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, under strict bail conditions despite government concerns he poses a security risk.
Qatada has been fighting British attempts to deport him to Jordan for more than six years, most of which he has spent in jail, but without charge.
we're told by brussels that we as country (the UK) have to let him live here as a free man. the question is this. should a state be able to send someone back home irispective of the consequences on their return to motherland (things such as them being tortured). or should we have to keep him here.
views please,
i know the media can lie as can governments but after seeing this guy i'd say cap him (bullet in the head) it would be less fun than torture but worth the saving on airfare.