Well they weren't on the other occasions he was arrested and investigated, so I doubt they will be this time either.

Obviously the pr*ck will allege that, but then those on the assorted far right always seem to like to defend the unacceptable with rhetoric, rather than factual evidence.

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No, its just more a case that idiot pr*cks keep posting and reposting far right Britain First s**t on facebook, where as no one I know seems to be posting pro-Islamic fundamentalist nonsense.

Much like with Islam, I can see the difference between being Muslim and a Islamic Fundamentalist, and being Christian and being a Christian Fundamentalist.

I guess that the Christian Fundamentalist sh1t just poses much more of a threat to the 'British Way of Life' than Islam ever could.

Notably, Political Correctness isn't a point scoring system, it was never really ever aimed at people like me who tend towards being socially liberal (I'm not a liberal per se, but I am socially liberal) and tolerant in their views, but those who harbor degrees of unconscious prejudice inherent in society. Political Correctness is a means of social engineering intolerance in society, not producing points for liberal.

I quite enjoy political incorrectness, safe in my post-modern ironic irony tower.

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Where should Choudary be extradited to?

Erm, not sure if your technically right there. Wasn't the a case a year or two back where the USA wanted to extradite that guy for hacking? I believe he wasn't in the end as he had Aspergers

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Why my spare room?

Terrorist offences have universal jurisdiction, so he could be tried here.

The Gary McKinnon case wasn't really about Asperger's. Interestingly the ECHR had rejected McKinnon's appeal, and it was Teresa May as Home Secretary who interved directly.

The key wasn't that he had Aspergers, but that the high degree of certainty that he would commit suicide in the US Prison service due to the inability of the US prison service to cope with his disorders (Aspergers and Depression).

Fundamental to the McKinnon case, was the US plea bargaining system, which doesn't exist in the UK and the severity of the sentence (70 years or 8-10 years with a plea - but that would require him agreeing to him waiving legal rights over extradition proceedings) for what would have probably been a minor case under UK law (either a suspended sentence or diminished responsibility).

Its worth noting that McKinnon was guilty of the offences in question, and had hacked into very secure intelligence and defense systems, and left messages and threats, whilst allegedly searching for information on UFOs, and the Asperger's defense is itself fairly questionable (fortunately for McKinnon the US legal system has a terrible reputation with mental illness and the prison systems are even worse).

But really what saved him from extradition was public pressure on the government. Had he been tried for a similar offence in the UK, its likely the Asperger's defense and UFO claims would have been mocked in the media (given the evidence of taunting the Systems admins and threats left on the system, suggesting that he knew exactly what he was doing).

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