Mr. Qatada is going to released on bail soon .......
That is the prediction of lot of media today. But is it a joyful event ?
I am sure at least 90% of the British public irrelevant of their background are outraged of the fiasco surrounding Mr.Qatada.
Why are we so incensed about this deportation that failed ? Is it because,
Britain is a soft touch for this "kind" of
people who fairly well know that they would get away with anything that
they carry out in this country ?
or
Is it because he is who he is ?
If the answer is the first reason then we
should really ask a deep question with in ourselves , are we really too
soft ? if so who says that ?
we keep on hearing statements from
different politicians and leading political observers that, I quote "
In France these sort of things are not tolerated they do not worry about
Europeon Commision ruling and they will deport who ever they think
lawfully should be deported" But is it true ?
If you ask the same people to quote an
example of a person who was deported in France while his appeal was in
the European Human Rights court , they would struggle and would not be able to give an answer.
Yes I agree , that it is not correct for
Europe to intervene in individual countries due process of legal cases
unless it is proven beyond doubt that country is ignoring human rights.
Just because the interpretation of the law
is being misused in few cases we should not undermine European Human
Rights Commission which was established to stop situations arise that existed before the 2nd world war.
Government and the home secretary is quiet
right when they say that they would not encourage any laws to be broken
and it is unfair for us use this for our political advantage.
If we look at the 2nd reason Mr.Qutada is ticking all the boxes that every decent British subject loathes.
He is an Illegal Immigrant, Living on the
benefit, preaching against the same government and people who gave
refuge to him. Hence the feeling of outrage of the majority of the
public is understandable.
But does it authorize our government to
ignore the due process of law ? it is not only Mr.Qatada we are talking
about here. If it was accepted at this instant it could happen to anyone
and be justified on this basis.
I firmly deplore of Mr Qatada`s actions and fully support the argument that he should be deported.
I do not think that it is a time for us go
after our home secretary forgetting that any mistake or oversight that
occurred on her part is not the major issue here.
In other words it is not proper to do a
witch hunt of Mrs.May as she is only trying to deport Mr.Qatada
lawfully. Yes it is true there was a miscalculation of the statement
made by her but that can be excused on the grounds of this tense time.
Remember it is not now that he has been tried to be deported, it has been going on for nearly ten years.
We should allow our government (never mind
who is in power ) to follow through the due process of the legal
procedures and deport him lawfully which will allow us to hold our head
high and be proud to be British.
After all personal emotions can be allowed
to cloud an ordinary persons judgement but that is the sole reason we
elect representatives who see beyond the emotions and carry out the
justice in full.
I am sure that you are all fully aware
that our Prime Minister David Cameron has said if it was down to him he
would personally put him in the next plane, after all he is also one of
us but unfortunately when you are in high office you are bound by the
just processes.
If for every fiasco we claim a minster`s post you would not see any good people coming forward to serve in the government.
By the way I am not a conservative supporter, but a person who is very proud to live in a just Britain.
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