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Social media reactions to Abu Qatada verdict

Some reacted with jokes, most reacted with anger. Here is a brief presentation of the social media reaction to the recent Abu Qatada verdict, including tweets from Lord Alan Sugar and Home Secretary Theresa May in the House of Commons.
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David Cameron said he’s “fed up”, Theresa May vowed to fight on, and the British public reacted with primarily anger; all at the verdict of Mr Justice Mitting, who upheld the appeal against controversial Muslim cleric Abu Qatada’s extradition.

In a legal battle that stretches back to 2002, Qatada has been in and out of prison during his fight against deportation to Jordan; where he is wanted to stand trial for alleged bomb plots.

Today, “Abu Qatada” is trending on Twitter. Some reacted with jokes, but most reacted with animosity. Here, we have a further look at the social media reaction:

http://storify.com/JBLongmore/social-media-reation-to-abu-qatada-verdict

 

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