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Abu Hamza due in US court following extradition - BBC News [dayinformations.blogspot.com]

Abu Hamza due in US court following extradition - BBC News [dayinformations.blogspot.com]

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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza is due to appear in court in New York to face terrorism charges, following his extradition from the UK.

He is one of five men deported on Friday, hours after High Court judges rejected their final appeals.

The US Attorney General has confirmed the arrival of a flight carrying Babar Ahmad and Syed Talha Ahsan.

They are due before a court in Connecticut in connection with the alleged running of a pro-jihad website.

On Friday, UK judges ruled the five men - Abu Hamza, Mr Ahmad, Mr Ahsan, Adel Abdul Bary and Khaled al-Fawwaz - did not show "new and compelling" reasons to stay in the UK.

The men were on two planes which left a military airbase in Suffolk.

Abu Hamza faces 11 charges in the US relating to hostage taking, conspiracy to establish a militant training camp and calling for holy war in Afghanistan.

His lawyers had argued he was not fit to be deported on health grounds.

He is set to go before a judge within 24 hours of landing, and will appear in an open hearing following his arrival at an airport in New York state.

Mr al-Fawwaz and Mr Bary are accused of being aides to Osama Bin Laden in London.

Home Secretary Theresa May said it was right the men were being removed to face justice.

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Question by ronsbanjo: Is it worth buying a bebuilt pc processor and would I need to buy a new "windows"program? Is it worth boying a rebuilt processer? My monitor & keyboard are o.k. Will I have to also need to buy a new "Windows"type program? Best answer for Is it worth buying a bebuilt pc processor and would I need to buy a new "windows"program?:

Answer by shadowkat
I'm not sure what bebuilt is. You are better off waiting until Windows Vista comes out in January. As well, you will need to look for a system that has a video card to support DirectX 10 (if you want to play games)

Answer by Metaferia
well u need the processor driver, and all the other hardware musy be compatiple with it. but i don't think that u need new program for it

Answer by dewcoons
Sounds like you are talking about replacing the entire "box", the system board, hard drive, mircoprocesses, etc. Is it worth buying? Depends on what they are selling and for how much. Will you have to buy a new Windows CD for the new computer? Unless it comes with the computer, you will have to.

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