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Maybe we should follow the lead of the Brits.
www.hotchicken.com ^ | 8-25-05 | www.hotchicken.com

Posted on 08/25/2005 7:21:05 AM PDT by thebiggestdog

In the next couple of days the UK is planning on deporting several person who have been pegged as 'extremists'. Soon after the subway attack, the Brits took action, putting into action a quick and easy way to expel people from the country.

Foreigners who, "seek to create fear, distrust and division" can be deported, and deported quickly. There may even be a few folks tossed out within the next few days. Of course the human rights people are crying foul, but the Brits seem to understand that they are in serious trouble.

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TOPICS: Politics
KEYWORDS: extremeists; london; military; politics; subwaybomb; terrorists; uk
Under a new Bristish law, foreign extremists who preach violence, hate or intolerance can be quickly deported. I think we should pass similar legislation in the US, but I think the ACLU might have a problem with it.
1 posted on 08/25/2005 7:21:06 AM PDT by thebiggestdog
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I think the day we deport the ACLU along with terrorist extremists, we'll all be safer. People need to realize that they are almost as big a threat as the terrorists, IMHO.


2 posted on 08/25/2005 7:33:23 AM PDT by Dawgreg (Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.)
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