GUESS WOT

I am beginning to find this a bit of a joke and I am the only person taking this story seriously.

Abu Hamza: High Court judge halts extradition to the US.

If I was really boring I would count up how many "Abu Hamza deported" and "Abu Hamza: Extradition halted" blogs I had posted. Anyway turns out Mr Hamza can stay and in other news Its the end of the Monarchy. Otherwise nothing happened today.

Update: The BBC are taking it a bit more seriously.

also- the best thing written yet! Does Abu Hamza's non-deportation make you mad? Or maybe his detention without trial is making you angry? Blame unassimilated multiculturalism!

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SAY IT LIKE YOU MEAN IT

The BBC has apologised for revealing the Queen raised concerns with the government about why radical cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri had not been arrested. The apology comes after security correspondent Frank Gardner told BBC Radio 4 of a private conversation he had with the Queen some years ago.The BBC said it and Gardner were sorry for the "breach of confidence", which both "deeply regret"...

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Abu Hamza could be out of Britain in days after losing extradition appeal

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A quick look at how the Americans are covering this From CNN-

...He once described Britain as a "toilet" -- now, radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is to be flushed out of the UK legal system and into a potential life sentence in America...

toilet? flush? geddit? Pretty snappy

 and ABC:

Abu Hamza Road Show

The Finsbury Park mosque imam is coming to America

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Hamza and The Queen

Seems I am not the only person in the UK to take an interest in Mr H. I am a bit bored of how many times I have posted here that he is going to be extradited, but it seems he actually is this time along with a few others. Lets see.

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CAUGHT ON CAMERA

...He told Press Gazette: "Because of where my office is based, I didn't get to cover the trial which was a shame. Whenever I read any of the stories from the trial, it just took me back to that moment all those months ago when I was just stood there watching it happen in front of my eyes.
"The same thing happens whenever I walk down that street now, I can just see it happening right in front of me all over again. It's one of those things that will be imprinted on my mind forever I think. Sort of like how I remember where I was when I heard Princess Diana had died."
After the incident he wrote about his experience on his blog: “Strolling along Norfolk Street just before 10am to go to the Post Office to pay my road tax, I never in a million years could have predicted the situation I was about to find myself in..