Playtime activity: It is very difficult for the government to deport anybody, even suspected terrorists. Mohammed Ilyas Khan is still dragging in his £100,000+ per annum and hearing cases. Connect the dots.
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Dodging the hoofs of the swinish multitude whilst: blogging the UK's War On Terror, especially in Afghanistan and on the Home Front; and observing divers stuff and nonsense in British society.
28 September, 2006
Brazil nuts.
The Old Bailey case of the Brazilian slapper accused of blackmailing a cocaine snorting, tax fiddling immigration judge has ended with a guilty verdict, of sorts. The samba merchant was found guilty of stealing the judge's home video of himself having sex with another judge but not guilty of blackmail. Sentencing will come later. In a very unusual step the trial judge allowed the press to name the immigration judge as Mohammed Ilyas Khan. The Lord Chancellor has merely announced he is considering an inquiry. Report from the Daily Mail.
Playtime activity: It is very difficult for the government to deport anybody, even suspected terrorists. Mohammed Ilyas Khan is still dragging in his £100,000+ per annum and hearing cases. Connect the dots.
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Playtime activity: It is very difficult for the government to deport anybody, even suspected terrorists. Mohammed Ilyas Khan is still dragging in his £100,000+ per annum and hearing cases. Connect the dots.
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