Hampshire cricketer will not be deported (From Daily Echo)

Hampshire cricketer will not be deported.

Isn't that the greatest headline since 'Nobody hurt in small earthquake?'

It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Please can we stop using every story to bash muslims?

This is a positive story about a family being able to stay together, just be happy for them.

sarfhamton wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Please can we stop using every story to bash muslims?

This is a positive story about a family being able to stay together, just be happy for them.

Well said Torchie !!!

andysaints007 wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Torchie1 wrote: It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Please can we stop using every story to bash muslims? This is a positive story about a family being able to stay together, just be happy for them.

Well said Torchie !!!

like it or not sarf torchie is totally right.

sarfhamton wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Please can we stop using every story to bash muslims?

This is a positive story about a family being able to stay together, just be happy for them.

quite! I know loads of Muslims and none are hook handed militants. I think it's a strength of this great nation that we can accommodate others.

Condor Man wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Torchie1 wrote: It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

Please can we stop using every story to bash muslims? This is a positive story about a family being able to stay together, just be happy for them.

quite! I know loads of Muslims and none are hook handed militants. I think it's a strength of this great nation that we can accommodate others.

read torchie's post again, it is a terrorist he talks about not your normal muslim, we should all feel the same against terrorists.

Sorry but this guy is South African has a South African & should live in South Africa.
His mother could have applied for a British passport before he was eighteen & could have declared his British Nationality at the British embassy all she needed to do was declare her British Passport.
This is the way in Thailand & at Eighteen he /she would have to choose between British or Thai nationality.
He is an illegal & like all the other illegals he should be repatriated.is he in danger of losing his life? if not he can't claim asylum.
No matter what good he's doing he should go back!
He's not a muslim extremist & can't be compared to one but he is an illegal & with nearly three million unemployed I find it wrong letting him or any illegal stay in this country

loosehead wrote:
Sorry but this guy is South African has a South African & should live in South Africa.
His mother could have applied for a British passport before he was eighteen & could have declared his British Nationality at the British embassy all she needed to do was declare her British Passport.
This is the way in Thailand & at Eighteen he /she would have to choose between British or Thai nationality.
He is an illegal & like all the other illegals he should be repatriated.is he in danger of losing his life? if not he can't claim asylum.
No matter what good he's doing he should go back!
He's not a muslim extremist & can't be compared to one but he is an illegal & with nearly three million unemployed I find it wrong letting him or any illegal stay in this country

Loosehead, I would agree with your post if the law was applied even handedly. The UK legal system seems to have a strange way of approaching cases where it sees the useless dangerous drain on society as an asset to be retained and the working contributing useful member as something to get rid of. One who came here illegally after fleeing the mayhem he created in Jordan, openly hating the West and showing no desire to support his extended family who live entirely on benefits paid from your taxes. The other could have been in the UK quite legally if he hadn't made a paperwork error, works, pays taxes and is no danger to the country. The UK seems determined to keep one and I'm suggesting the authorities have made the wrong choice.

Torchie1 wrote:

loosehead wrote:
Sorry but this guy is South African has a South African & should live in South Africa.
His mother could have applied for a British passport before he was eighteen & could have declared his British Nationality at the British embassy all she needed to do was declare her British Passport.
This is the way in Thailand & at Eighteen he /she would have to choose between British or Thai nationality.
He is an illegal & like all the other illegals he should be repatriated.is he in danger of losing his life? if not he can't claim asylum.
No matter what good he's doing he should go back!
He's not a muslim extremist & can't be compared to one but he is an illegal & with nearly three million unemployed I find it wrong letting him or any illegal stay in this country

Loosehead, I would agree with your post if the law was applied even handedly. The UK legal system seems to have a strange way of approaching cases where it sees the useless dangerous drain on society as an asset to be retained and the working contributing useful member as something to get rid of. One who came here illegally after fleeing the mayhem he created in Jordan, openly hating the West and showing no desire to support his extended family who live entirely on benefits paid from your taxes. The other could have been in the UK quite legally if he hadn't made a paperwork error, works, pays taxes and is no danger to the country. The UK seems determined to keep one and I'm suggesting the authorities have made the wrong choice.

I agree with you but the echo has made a song & dance about what was an error by his mum & then by himself.
I hate that cleric & anyone like him best thing they could do would be to extradite him to Jordan & let his brothers punish him

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

But if the cricketer had been a muslim, and found himself in similar circumstances, would you have expressed the same opinion?

I very much doubt it.

Amazing how the colour of a person's skin and their faith can colour another's opinion.

Linesman wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

But if the cricketer had been a muslim, and found himself in similar circumstances, would you have expressed the same opinion?

I very much doubt it.

Amazing how the colour of a person's skin and their faith can colour another's opinion.

Don't presume to tell me what I would or would not think. If one had been an IRA terrorist and the other a Muslim cricketer I would still have argued against the terrorist. You should accept that other people have some flexibility in their thinking and don't automatically toe the party line without question. Try it some time, you may find the concept quite liberating.

Torchie1 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:
It makes you proud to be a UK citizen when the effort involved in trying to throw out a decent hard working citizen is matched by the effort involved in keeping a muslim terrorist who hates the West, in a free home and the prospect of a lifetime on benefits.

But if the cricketer had been a muslim, and found himself in similar circumstances, would you have expressed the same opinion?

I very much doubt it.

Amazing how the colour of a person's skin and their faith can colour another's opinion.

Don't presume to tell me what I would or would not think. If one had been an IRA terrorist and the other a Muslim cricketer I would still have argued against the terrorist. You should accept that other people have some flexibility in their thinking and don't automatically toe the party line without question. Try it some time, you may find the concept quite liberating.

Torhie the problem with what you've been saying is an illegal alien(immigrant) shouldn't be working & wouldn't be working if they weren't here illegally.
to say they have jobs & are good members of society is wrong the job they're doing could be done by either a British citizen or a legal immigrant so that argument doesn't hold up.
If they had not come here illegally they wouldn't be working!
Any immigrant who comes to this country & then starts preaching or taking part in terrorist activities that person & they're family should be deported.
any illegal immigrant who starts a family whilst here illegally should along with they're family be deported. The children wouldn't be British & they wouldn't be married to a UK citizen if they hadn't come here illegally so by allowing them to stay your making a statement saying it's okay to break the law.
Abu Hamsa should be put on a plane to Jordan this is our country this was our decision & as far as I know we aren't governed by a European Government so what right have they got to over rule our laws & our government?
Who the hell voted for the EU? I thought it was the EEC people were conned into?