The Guardian: Britain ‘agreed in secret’ to expel Saudis during £40bn arms talks
Britain has already agreed to expel two Saudi dissidents during secret negotiations on proposed arms purchases by Riyadh worth up to £40bn, a Saudi government source has claimed.
Posted on September 28th, 2005 at 10:24 am
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I despise Al Massari but no nothing of the other man. But how can we deport to Saudi Arabia when any guarantees re torture are worthless? They may say they wil not torture but they lie about their use of torture routinely as the recently imprisoned British men can testify.
Once more the morally incontinent Prime Minister is in bed with the arms trade. The concessions that the Saudis are demanding can only be met by an emasculated fraud! Oops, that means they’ll probably get all they want!