Poor Keelty has really lost it ….

Is this really the man who is supposed to be keeping us safe?

Whilst his mate Joe took the decision to release Haneef, who he could have detained indefinitely given his authoritarian powers under the Discrimination Act, the chief feral footpad moved effortlessly from ridiculous to incredible mode today, alleging that the innocent arch-terrorist, who is no longer here, could still face charges!!

Talk about “Commissioner Wrongways” …..

‘Australian prosecutors' claims the SIM card was found in a burning Jeep used in a terrorist attack on Glasgow Airport on June 30 later proved to be a mistake, as it was in fact found in searches at Liverpool, 250km away.

Earlier today, Mr Keelty compounded confusion about the SIM card when he suggested it had been in the vicinity of both bomb plots.

"For all that's been said about the SIM card, the SIM card is still in the vicinity of London at the time that the devices were attempted to be exploded," Mr Keelty said.

"The SIM card is still at Glasgow, at the airport at the time that the attempted bombing happened there."

The AFP spokesman later said: "The SIM card was considered significant in the UK investigation and was identified as being in contact with individuals alleged to have been involved in both the London and Glasgow attack."’

Police Chief Forced To Clarify SIM Card Comments

on a more serious note …..

‘Four 20-year-old Bradford University students and a 19-year-old school student were jailed after a trial at the Old Bailey for being found with material said to be “glorifying Islamic terrorism” on their computers. Aitzaz Zafar, Usman Malik and Awaab Iqbaal were jailed for three years each, Akbar Butt was jailed for 27 months and the school student, Mohammed Irfan Raja was given two years’ youth detention.

Such is the atmosphere created by politicians and the media after the attempted terror bombings in London and Glasgow earlier this month that there was very little opposition in the media to what are police state measures—the jailing of these youths merely for downloading material readily available on the Internet.

The case is the first successful prosecution under the Terrorism Act 2000 for possessing material useful for terrorism.’

British Students Jailed For Possessing "Extremist" Literature

‘Terrorism suspects held under virtual house arrest in Britain suffer "Kafkaesque" treatment in special courts that review secret evidence against them, a committee of legislators said on Monday.

The committee's report said "no right-minded person" would think the suspects had a fair hearing when they often had no idea of the case against them.

It likened the system to the Star Chamber, a secretive and oppressive English court abolished in 1641.

"This is a process that is offensive both to the basic principles of natural justice as we know it and to British ideas of fair play," said Andrew Dinsmore, chairman of the Joint Committee on Human Rights.

The law allows suspects who cannot be prosecuted in the courts to be held under a loose form of house arrest known as a "control order". These are scrutinised in special tribunals.’

Security Hearings Called Kafkaesque