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By  Jason McClellan

British Prime Minister David Cameron paid an official visit to the United States this week. Cameron was given the red carpet treatment on Tuesday when he arrived in the U.S. His three-day visit included a ride on Air Force One, taking in a March Madness basketball game and a hot dog with President Obama, and a swanky, star-studded dinner at the White House. But where business was concerned, Cameron discussed the extradition treaty between his country and the U.S. that has caused more than a decade of grief for UK UFO hacker Gary McKinnon....

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FFS, Gary will never be extradited or it would have happened already. I just find it really strange how  many Brits condone his actions. If an American broke into top secrets website owned by the UK government and he was caught, most Americans if not all would give a rats ass if he was extradited back to the UK. Gary did hack into US government top secret websites, a country who is at war right now and he's lucky the Americans didn't try and charge him for espionage.

Frankly, I'm tired of hearing about his sorry ass.

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Slaphappy, on 17 March 2012 - 04:12 PM, said:

FFS, Gary will never be extradited or it would have happened already. I just find it really strange how  many Brits condone his actions. If an American broke into top secrets website owned by the UK government and he was caught, most Americans if not all would give a rats ass if he was extradited back to the UK. Gary did hack into US government top secret websites, a country who is at war right now and he's lucky the Americans didn't try and charge him for espionage.

Frankly, I'm tired of hearing about his sorry ass.

You're all heart Slap!

Truth is, if they'll extradite  Richard O'Dwyer and  Christopher Tappin  they'll extradite anybody!  Surely to god, Obama has better things to occupy himself with like running the country down and paying his wife's clothes bills   Hopefully, we can carry on negotiating till November when somebody who knows what they're doing is running the great US of A and sees sense over this issue

All we ask is that if a crime is committed in this country, then let it be tried in this country, how difficult is that to understand?