How does extraditing him cure his mental health issues? Psych ward is the best place for him - he's a shot at being treated and is no longer a danger to other people. He dragged a kid under a train ffs.I could stretch to the fact hes in a physc ward and now immune from extradition...but thats being racist
Conspiracy nut. That's you to a tee.Well of course hecneeds to be put under mental care, its just a nice loophole to escape extradition.
This is outrageous..Id sign the petition myself if I could get it to work on my phone.
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I don't think even desparate people would think that grabbing a child and diving onto railway tracks is a "reasonable" anything.The problem is you put all immigrants into your minds safe space...its a reasonable theory for anyone desperate
If by "letting us have the codes" you mean "give us access to their encrypted satellite data" then yes... that's what I said.
Galileo is an EU project for EU members and the UK isn't going to be part of the EU any more... If only somebody had said before the referendum that there were benefits to remaining in the EU.
One of the aims of Galileo is so that the EU wouldn't have to rely on GPS (or whatever the Russian and Chinese alternatives are called) in case they got switched off or abandoned. For the consumer it probably doesn't make a difference but it could be a big deal for the military, for example. Galileo is also much more precise than GPS.
it used to be, the Americans have upgraded, by the time they get it up and working it will be out of date.One of the aims of Galileo is so that the EU wouldn't have to rely on GPS (or whatever the Russian and Chinese alternatives are called) in case they got switched off or abandoned. For the consumer it probably doesn't make a difference but it could be a big deal for the military, for example. Galileo is also much more precise than GPS.
No, it won't. GPS, even after the upgrade, will be accurate to 30cm while the secure version of Galileo (which is what we're talking about) will be accurate to 1cm.it used to be, the Americans have upgraded, by the time they get it up and working it will be out of date.
Under a helmet? Impressive.No, it won't. GPS, even after the upgrade, will be accurate to 30cm while the secure version of Galileo (which is what we're talking about) will be accurate to 1cm.
No, it won't. GPS, even after the upgrade, will be accurate to 30cm while the secure version of Galileo (which is what we're talking about) will be accurate to 1cm.