Terrorist to live life of luxury

TAXPAYERS face a £1MILLION bill to keep terror cleric Abu Qatada in a life of luxury when he is released from prison.

Evil Qatada — Osama Bin Laden’s right-hand man in Europe — will enjoy a FREE house and THOUSANDS of pounds in benefits.

And the public will have to fork out a fortune on police and security services to guard him round the clock.

Qatada, 44, is wanted by Jordan on suspicion of plotting terror atrocities, but was granted bail by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission earlier this month.

Why should taxpayers have to pay for this terrorist? He is not wanted here but he is wanted in Jordan so deport him. When he is there it is not our problem what they want to do with him.

The people who work on Immigration Appeals Commission should be deported too. They have no common sense and at the very least they are traitors to this country who put the safety and human rights of law abiding citizens last.

Afghan insurgent to be given asylum

A TALIBAN fighter who admits waging war against British troops is battling to win asylum in Scotland.

Only last year, Muhammad Hanif Hanifi was taking part in jihad - holy war - against Scottish soldiers in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

But now he is appealing to stay in Scotland, where he has lived on state benefits for six months.

He says he fled the frontline after rejecting the Taliban's fundamentalist cause and is now a target for their death squads.

As an asylum seeker, Hanifi gets housing, benefits and legal aid to cover his claim, appeal and any subsequent judicial review.

Why are we allowing our enemies to even come to this country? They should be in prison for fighting our troops. We must be the laughing stock of the world. We let all manner of human garbage into the country without stopping to think what’s going to happen and we pay them to stay here so they can rip us off.

This is a betrayal of this country and most of all the soldiers that were killed or injured as a result of his actions. Our military must already feel betrayed after arresting 6,000 insurgents in Iraq then having the possibility of them being freed to murder more British troops.