As this man should be in jail in Jordan why is he here? Send him back, our safety should come well ahead of this man.

Kate, Newcastle, England

Judges are not people to be blamed! They're just doing their job, maintaining the most treasured asset of the country, rule of law and judicial independence. Who to blame then? People who created racial and religious conflict in the world? People who stole oil from the 3rd world? God has the answer

Winifred, London,

So Mr ****** ******, the UKs number one political problem maker and pathological attention seeker was involved in the funding. No surprise. Now THERE'S a man that needs locking up for his own, not to mention OUR protection !!!!!!

Sean, Coventry, UK

If MI5 cannot keep him secure what hope is there of keeping him under house arrest? He will now claim all the benefits he was getting whilst in Belmarsh prison which we will have to pay for. He should be deported immediately if only as an illegal immigrant.

Valerie, Horsham, West Sussex

These judges should be sacked. They have no business in interfering in government policy towards national security. The government should simply deport all of these terrorists back to their home countries regardless.

Dr. Nick Ashley, Huntingdon, England

Ramem, London

Free speech is one thing, but encouraging murder in hate-filled rants is NOT acceptable.

Mark, Durham, UK

I feel like crying. I am sure that my grandfather's generation will be delighted to learn that they fought and died for this country so that people like this can have more protection and resources thrown at them than ordinary, law-abiding citizens who contribute all their lives to the system.

Carol, Manchester, England

This man has not been found guilty of any offence by any court: he should therefore go free.

Peter, London, UK

Unbelievable, just unbelievable, what is this country coming too. Is there any chance of having his address published so some REAL ENGLISHMEN can go and have a chat to try and persuade him to end his evil ways?

Oi! The Spotters, St Albans, England

Fetch the death penalty back for terrorists and forget all human rights ,
Sadly the very stupid rights people are to blame for this type of mess up and should be held accountable by law for these foul ups against British people,I'd like to ask just one thing ...WHERE THE HELL ARE OUR RIGHTS TOO....

Tony Winchester, Southend , G.B.

Deport him to the UAE, that's where his 'passport' said he was from. I'm sure they'll know what to do with him

Norman Pitkin, London, UK

If anyone coming from Jordan can legitimately claim asylum then there should be no direct flights allowed from Jordan. This would add pressure to Jordan to sort itself out, and allow us to deport these people to their first port of call.

That goes for anywhere we can't deport people back to.

JonB, Manchester, UK

How many more times are judges going to use 'case stated' to drive a horse and cart through the Terrorism Act? Probably we should blame judges the next time an act of terrorism is perpetrated in the UK?

We should have charged him with conspiring with others to kill a person or persons unknown!

Mike C, Lonndon, UK

Why are so many English people leaving this Country?
Your answer is above. The PC Brigade rules. Not OK!

Paul, Caistor, England

Ridiculous. Send the man to Jordan!

Louise, London,

So we are now offering greater protection to terrorists than our own citizens. Soon we will be sending posting adds on gumtree...... small detached house, nanny service included, rent free. Applicants must display extreme religious or ideological views and be a non-smoker.

Dan, London, England

The sooner we get rid of this ridiculous rule about deportation the better. Apart from anything else, once extremeists know they can be deported they won't come here in the first place.

Pauline Renton, Camberley, UK

The entire problem stems from the fact that we have these ridiculous regulations granting asylum to anyone who will be punished where they came from. We have to look after ourselves first. There has to be a sense of tough luck, don't break your countries laws and they won't kill you...

Rob, Madrid,

Margaret, Is he really going to get £1,000 a month benefits? Well the man's gotta eat.

The 24 hr survelliance is going to be mighty costly and for an indefinite period too. Even Madonna can't afford that. It will be the UK tax payers who'll pay for this service.

Nicholas, Liverpool, UK

There seems to me to be something sinister not just with the Muslim cleric in question but with the response of "our" judiciary.Their decisions in this case and others appear to be directed more to politically embarrassing the government than to the protection of us all.

John Parker, Hazel Grove, Stockport Cheshire

ridiculous that the law should be protecting a man who would kill and maim because he might have to face a bit of recrimination - it makes an absolute mockery of the asylum laws and the judicial system as a whole. send him back or try him for his crimes abroad here, but to free him is madness!!!!

andrew, madrid, spain

Don't we trust Jordan? This man has been convicted in Jordan of terrorist offences. Mind you perhaps he has been "turned" and is being awfully helpful.

Chuck, Plymouth, UK

I hope that, in the event this creature escapes and/or facilitates additional hostilities, the so-called judge who cut him loose will be prosecuted as an accessory to terrorism. Think much?

Tiffany, St. Louis, USA

Disgraceful, everything about it, blatant threat to national security, more stringent measures are required.

Gavin Taylor, London, England

This terror threat came to the UK illegally and was quite happy to hate us & spread this hatred & desire to murder us at all times whilst abusing our benefits system He has no rights whatsoever - or shouldn't have if it wasn't for our cuddly judges! Deport him & sort our so-called Justice System

LT, Warminster, UK

Exactly what is he allowed to do on bail? Why is he under 22-hour house arrest? Why not 24? Can he have a mobile phone? Or access to a computer? Can he download Skype? Can he send and receive e-mails? Can he receive guests? In short, are we letting him get on with business as usual?

Denis MacEoin, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

What the world has come to. We have no evidence just allegations against him. He said so and so... SO WHAT! How can someones saying something is a crime. This is ridicolous. In the name of security we have surrendered our fundamental freedom: to speak freely.

Ramem, London, UK

It's down to bad legislation, such as the Human Rights Act.

Andrew Iddon, London, UK

Emma , you are a fool waiting to have this man murder someone. All of the evidence says he is dangerous, the only thing that puts us in this position is injustice ABROAD, not here. get an education

Pete Turner, Coventry, U.K.

don't blame the judges, they only interpret the law; it's the politicians that draft them. if the law isn't working - which it patently isn't change it. the real question here is whether the law was drafted this particular way for a security reason, a political reason or just ineptitude.

phil barnes, preston , england

It's fearful how a self admissive such as this man could be excused for his (pre) actions.

There are articles in this online paper outlawing middle class alchoholics and stoners.

This man would honestly destroy but he fits it to a catagory which absolves without reason.

It is tragic.

Kip Hambis, London, UK

Don't be so ridiculous. The judges are making carefully reasoned decisions based on fundamental values that our society sopposedly claims to represent. If we only protect people we approve of then we become just as oppressive as those we look down on.

Emma, Cambridge, UK

I cannot think that any true Brit thinks other than this man certainly needs to go "home" - it is in Jordan - not the UK.
Save us some money = perfect solution.
Phil - Manchester

Phil Pickervance, Denton Manchester, Great Britain

The Special commission that brought in this verdict was set up in this gov's period. What comes home to roost - Perhaps they would like to repeal the act.
He is getting £1000 a month in benefits.
Disgusting. Another reason we cannot rule ourselves?
How much is his security going to cost us?

Margaret, Bristol, UK

The government is on our side its the wigs that are out of touch with the real world - or they don't care what happens to us, as long as they are protected - they should be outed

Marty, London,