* With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion. – Steven Weinberg
Free to walk our streets, the war criminals we cannot deport because of their human rights
By James Slack and Matthew Hickley/Mail Online H/T Davey
Are these 300 people war criminals or not? If they are responsible for mass murder, what is wrong for them being handed back to their own country to be tried. Are we dictating the laws of other countries now?
Hundreds of war criminals are walking the streets of Britain with impunity, a shocking report reveals today.
Around 300 people suspected of war crimes or genocide have been referred to the immigration services or police for action, said the Aegis Trust.
But glaring legal loopholes mean they cannot be deported because sending them home to face a possible death penalty would breach their human rights.Â
 Rwanda flashback: Skulls of genocide victimsÂ
The trust, an independent group working to eliminate genocide, said the suspects cannot be prosecuted here because only British residents can be arrested and charged under the Government’s war crimes legislation.
And the law only applies to crimes committed after 2001Â -Â despite many of the worst genocides taking place before this, including in Bosnia and Rwanda.
-  Strange double standards here, don’t you think? Then why was Milosevic and Karadicz  apprehended and  tried in The Haague?

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No image for Sheik Abdullah ibn al-Jebreen, so we give you the Mecca circus instead…
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