Sunday, October 14, 2018

A Somalian whose deportation from Britain was dramatically halted after airline passengers staged a mutiny demanding his release was a convicted gang rapist who was being kicked out of the country because of his sickening crime

Officials escorting Yaqub Ahmed on a flight from Heathrow to Turkey were forced to abandon his deportation when around a dozen holidaymakers who felt sorry for him angrily intervened shortly before take-off. At one stage during the astonishing episode, filmed on mobile phones, one traveler complained: "They’re separating him from his family’", while others chanted "take him off the plane". When harassed security guards caved in and walked 29-year-old Ahmed off the Turkish Airlines flight, he was seen thanking those on board for their support as they cheered and applauded. One person was heard declaring: "You’re free, man!" But the passengers who thought they were doing a good deed were unaware that the man they were defending had been sentenced to nine years in jail for his part in a vicious gang rape of a teenage girl – and that another member of his gang later fought for Islamic State in Syria. Ahmed, 18 at the time of the rape and living in Clerkenwell, North London, is thought to have been granted refugee status after arriving in Britain from war-torn Somalia as a boy.

3 comments:

exlib said...

I have no more hope.

Axis Sally said...

"They’re separating him from his family’" People like this must have television receivers in place of brains.

Steve Trueblue said...

Exlib you should be optimistic because --
Its so easy to deal with this. Airlines can make it a rule to disembark any political social protestors from their aircraft. Without refunds. Not negotiable. Print it on every ticket. Bus drivers can do it too.


Other ways include don't use commercial flights of the deporting country.In fact it could become a large industry. Privately contracted deportations. Save them up for 6 months put all deportees in a single private plane. Its just so easy to get them out of the host country to stop lamebrained protests.

A partial solution would be counter propaganda to ensure a webpage detailing the deportees crimes and convictions.On the planes video system and phones.But that might be bad for business, a trifle risky
The captain can throw anybody off a plane disrupting legal deportation processes. They must be scared of the left wing rage and its potential effect on ticket sales, boycotts etc.