Re: and this is from, um, an e.u. member

On Sunday 20 April 2003 12:52, dep wrote:
> to establish -- as i believe we largely have -- some basic attributes
> that a thing must have in order to be thought of as "good," don't you
> agree?

Actually I do not really care about the person or his beliefs. I can remember 
having seen him and his group on TV a few times, and he and his views are 
very strange for me. 
What's frightening is the way of the UK's administration to handle this 
problem. How can a constitutional state remove the citizenship and rights of 
a civilan and send him to a country which is not exactly famous for its 
respect for human rights? Does it make a difference whether the UK violates 
human right, or the UK just hands over a person against his will to such a 
country? 
And where will it stop? Who says that only Islamists are effected, but other 
polical opponents could face the same "if they act against the national 
interests"? I'd be really interest in the exact wording of the law..

bye..



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