‘I’m not going anywhere’: UK can’t kick out Somalian sex offender due to HIS human rights

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THE folly of tying Britain to the Court of Human Rights has been graphically highlighted by a Somalian criminal who had his deportation blocked and then carried out a sickening sex attack.

Ahmed-Hersi-has-maintained-he-is-the-victim Ahmed Hersi has maintained he is the victim
Convicted street robber Ahmed Hersi spent an estimated £80,000 of taxpayers’ cash taking his battle to stay in the UK through the British courts and then into Europe.But within three years of persuading the Euro judges to halt attempts to boot him out to protect his human rights, Hersi was jailed for a sexually assaulting a woman.

The jobless Somalian is estimated to have cost the country more than £400,000 in legal aid, prison costs and state benefits.

Home Office officials still have a deportation order for Hersi ready to enforce if peace returns to his homeland but the unrepentant Somalian yesterday boasted: “I am not going anywhere”

The registered sex offender – who has to wear an electronic tag – broke cover to make a brazen bid to get the order lifted saying his catalogue of crimes was just “one mistake”.

He said: “I have been in the deportation process for almost six years. Surely I’ve earned the right to have my case revisited? How can I be deported for one mistake?

“I used to say, ‘if you’re going to do it, do it’, Now I say, ‘I’m not going anywhere’.”

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5 Replies to “‘I’m not going anywhere’: UK can’t kick out Somalian sex offender due to HIS human rights”

  1. UK – SCOTLAND – Imam is nabbed in police drugs swoop in Leith, Edinburgh

    A MUSLIM cleric at one of Scotland’s biggest mosques was arrested in a major drugs swoop.

    Cops reportedly found a “significant quantity” of crack cocaine and cash at a property owned by the imam in Leith, Edinburgh.

    It’s understood the religious leader, who cannot be named, regularly leads prayers at the capital’s Central Mosque. Last night one source said: “Nobody had any idea. This will come as a huge shock to everyone.

    “We must be careful not to jump to conclusions. This comes totally out of the blue.”

    The arrest on Thursday came as part of Operation Amend, which saw officers seize more than £500,000 of drugs and cash in the city in two days.

    Police Scotland confirmed a man had been arrested and charged in connection with alleged drug offences.

    None of the mosque’s directors were available for comment last night.

    http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/4915644/Imam-is-nabbed-in-police-drugs-swoop-in-Leith-Edinburgh.html

  3. The Brits human rights and peace is more important than his. Kick him back to a UN-camp somewhere.

  4. Think its high time the locals grabbed some chains and an old pickup truck. This douche doesn’t even deserve air, let alone taxpayer money to fund his legal jihad.

  5. I totally support this somalian. He has all the same rights as everybody else
    if somebody in britain commits a crime he will be treated according to his human rights why should it be different to somebody else? He who thinks differently has no morality and is a sad case.