It took a little longer time for the UK judiciary to come to a final conclusion to extradite Mr. Al-Masri to the United States to face legal charges.  But as they say, 'better late than never'.  Kudos for the UK judiciary for the right decision.  If one looks at the immigrant population in the UK, one finds many duplicate copies of Mr. Al-Masri who have very fanatic views predicated on their respective religious brainwashing and beliefs.  A recent attack by some people from the Sikh community on Mr. Brar on September 30, 2012 is another example of fanaticism.  There is no dearth of these cases.  UK being a soft democratic country is being exploited by these radical groups, and they openly preach slogans against the government which, if not controlled by the government, will be a proven nail in the coffin of UK's establishment.  Is that what the UK government is waiting for before these mouthpieces are silenced?  These people are not friends of UK, not productive for the country and have no respect for human lives and ought to be shown the exit door.  The first step in this direction should be to re-examine their immigration policy and deport all immigrants to their respective countries who do not have  legal documents.  This is applicable to everyone irrespective of his religion, faith, age, sex etc.  It is a bitter pill to swallow, but is needed urgently for survival for the country.  HOWEVER, THIS ACTION NEEDS LEADERS WITH A STRONG SPINE AND DETERMINATION TO KEEP THE COUNTRY IN SAFER HANDS.