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

begin  Tim Jansen's  quote:

| This depends on the country he escaped from. If it's legal system
| is comparable the person should be extradited. If this is not the
| case, extradition is certainly not acceptable. AFAIK Germany
| refuses extradition to other countries if the suspect could be
| punished by death.

so, then, in fleeing to your country he owes your country nothing for 
having welcomed him?

| Concerning "destruction of my country". At least in Germany there
| are laws for this. For example membership in a terrorist
| organization is a crime. The case is not different from that of a
| native german who wants to do the same. I rather see someone to be
| prosecuted by a German court than in a country that does not
| respect human rights, even if this could result in the crime not
| being prosecuted. A free murderer is better than one who has been
| stoned to death.

i suspect that his subsequent victims might disagree, don't you?
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