David Calling  The David Pryce-Jones blog.  With Whose Rights
Are Western Governments Concerned?   Abu Qatada and Ali Musa
Daqduq are two prominent figures in the worldwide Islamist jihad
against the West. They are united in their determination to do
everything in their power to advance that jihad, which of course
means violence and terror. Abu Qatada, a Jordanian, came to
Britain to raise funds for bin Laden’s al-Qaeda. He was in
contact with terrorists; he recruited through preaching. In
Jordan he is wanted on a murder charge. Ten years ago, he was
arrested in London and ever since he has used every twist of the
law to avoid deportation to his own country. Judge Mitting,
presiding over a Special Immigration Appeals Commission, has
just decided that Abu Qatada cannot be deported but instead
could be released on bail. Prime Minister Cameron told
parliament that he is “completely fed up” with this failure to
deport Abu Qatada.  Ali Musa Daqduq is Lebanese, and a member of
Hezbollah, the Shia terrorist group, w