General Chat

I would suggest he is rehoused in Hereford at the SAS regiments camp, perhaps he would suffer an accidental death.

The other problem is of course the same as with Abu Hamza, even if deported we will still be paying for the rest of his family to be here.

Its about time we had control over our own affairs, blow all those left wing, do gooders, twits in the EU. who rule what we do in the uk

George

Probably will get "whooshed" but who cares.

I thought there was a cap on the amount the benefits agency would pay for rent.
Wasn't that why they tried to relocate a lot of people out of London?

I,m pretty sure that arrangements could be made for him to have good accomodation that befits his standing in the UK. The Jordanian Embassy would very pleased to meet his requirements ASAP. Without cost to the Taxpayer.**M**.

give him a £10.99 tent on the common
if he doesnt like it he can always go home

I want a bungalow for me Dad. Not much chance of getting one though.
He is English, never claimed anything off the state in all his 90 years of life, paid into the Tax system all his working life. is not any sort of terrorist, just a cantankerous old sod.
Oh, and he fought for King and country, when, as a young lad he served on the Russian Convoys.
Don't suppose any of that counts though.

Julia in Derbyshire

He has been on benefits since 1993 when he arrived in the UK on a forged passport and asked for asylum And even after his arrest in 2001 when he was found in possession of £170,000 cash which appears to have not affected his entitlement to benefits

I always thought having large sums of money affected your entitlement to benefits or does that rule only apply to the law abiding Tax paying British citizen

Roy

At the moment he is living in five-bed house in North West London the £1,900-a-month rent is paid by benefits.

Put him in a slum where he belongs

What's wrong with the house he has?? :-0

If, for some reason, he needs a bigger one, perhaps they could re-locate him out of the Capital to an area with cheaper but larger housing!

Abu Qatada is demanding to be rehoused at the taxpayer’s expense, less than 12 months after being moved to his current home. He wanted to inflict harm on our country. Following his release from prison he will be watched by police and security services around the clock. The surveillance operation is likely to cost the taxpayer more than £5 million a year. May I suggest that the Government make sure that he is deported to a new home in Jordan."