[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

What I mean is that they had to make the decision, and no one else.

And if you think differently, then it cancels out your last sentence.

they had to
they had to.

Same quote different connotation.

Personally I don't feel the Scottish are to blame at all, how would it seem if we were treating him and/or he was hospitalised in the UK?... Huge diplomatic nightmare and national security risk.
Janner isn't, he is/ was only a risk to young boys ..allegedly.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

they had to
they had to.

Same quote different connotation.

Personally I don't feel the Scottish are to blame at all, how would it seem if we were treating him and/or he was hospitalised in the UK?... Huge diplomatic nightmare and national security risk.
Janner isn't, he is/ was only a risk to young boys ..allegedly.

Yes, I changed the bits in italics because you weren't grasping my point. I was emphasising that Scotland have their own laws and they make their own judgement calls. I used al-Megrahi only as an example.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

Yes, I changed the bits in italics because you weren't grasping my point. I was emphasising that Scotland have their own laws and they make their own judgement calls. I used al-Megrahi only as an example.

Ah. well you can't blame me for your mistake but I do agree Scotland have the right to apply their own law in this case.
International terrorist activity maybe wasn't the best comparison.